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Peer reviewedBrown, Kent R. – Journal of American Indian Education, 1973
The ceremonial rituals American Indians have practiced for centuries are uncontestable testimony to how strongly they respond to theatre. These rituals, a pure and functional form of dramatic art, are practiced today by a Native American theater group. (FF)
Descriptors: Acting, American Indian Culture, Cultural Background, Mythology
Brown, Kent R. – 1980
Today, with the influx of media production courses across the country, students can intimately experience the differences between acting for the stage and acting for the screen and learn to shape their performances for a two-dimensional image. Such a course in video and film acting was introduced at the University of Arkansas. Students enrolled…
Descriptors: Acting, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Drama
