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We change ourselves depending on who we are comfortable with but I think we change ourselves every second, every interaction we have, we change what we say, how we say it, how we stand, outside sources could be the setting, depending if its formal, or casual, most depending on the other person -Shubhra

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I think it may be easier to act this way because it may be easier to lose youself in a role if you are not caught up in yourself

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In my eyes, it is definitely possible for an actor to pick up a role on the spot and play the role intuitively. However, if they take the time to closely review the material it will lead to the formation of a deeper connection to the role.

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I wouldn't say it's a must, but definitely
something that every actor should use in order to improve their skills within the field.

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I believe that even if someone does not know themselves, it is still possible for them to be an actor because it can be possible for them to "find themselves" in the role they are pursuing.

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Like everyone has a small fragment of us in interaction with us, we could grab everyone and put them together to see if we have grown.

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When interviewing observation of posture, clothes, etc can help in observation.

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It may be possible if the role they are playing is demanding. For example Jared Leto playing the Joker

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Do our whole personalities change or just aspects of our personality? I think time alone is always a time of reflection, alone with no influences from other people/media/etc. is the best way to know ourselves. I believe if we aren't changing we aren't growing

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Playing a role of a tree, I had to transfer being still and not talking at all which is total opposite of my social self.

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The way that I see it, our personalities evolve into what we are, and everyone we meet has their own viewpoint on us. Certain events can definitely change how we see things, but it doesn’t necessarily change our personality. How we choose to respond to these events and what people think of us is our personality. It is also how we treat others.

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I think no one really knows who they are, everyone will have their own idea of you, depending on your'e interaction, and I think we are ever changing, growing every day, seeing our boundaries and way we react towards are mood, so in acting it may be helpful to understand the character, but to act you must feel the actors personality not just know it

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I Believe how often we change our sense of self depends on who were are and our environment. For example your work self may be different than your home self but for some people their home self can be the same as the hanging around friends self but it can also be slightly different. I do believe that ones self can change a variety of times depending on the varies environments that they're in.

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I feel as though they can still be actors because in creating new roles and playing new roles they can learn more about themselve

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I believe that the best solution could be seeing it in another person. For example, if you are trying to imagine something sad, it could be helpful to watch a movie where sadness is portrayed to see how they transmit the feeling and then you try it in your way.

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Any situation, if its someone you're meeting for the first time, you see how they are at first or whether its someone you're comfortable, are they shy or only shy at first? Do they have likes, dislikes. Noticing that about a person can be beautiful

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I think there is a possibility because more often than not, trying to become the best version of a character you want to portray can lead to an obsession with perfection in every role the actor does from that point on.

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Losing yourself to a role is fully immersing yourself to the conversation or role and finding yourself is being natural

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I have done monologues and some performances throughout middle and high school. For me, past experiences enhanced my delivery and how I performed in front of the audience. Times wear I felt I had no say and was forced to bottle my emotions come out accordingly to what I am performing. It’s kinda like when people say, “ I felt that”.

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Losing yourself in a role is basically when the actor gets fully invested with the role and become so comfortable, they become the actor they are playing. Heath Ledger in the Dark Knight for example. he lost his self so much to that role, it eventually caused for his demise. Finding yourself in a role is when the actor finds some sort of clarity, some form of understanding with the role that they are given. Definitely a confidence booster

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We change ourselves often because we may be more comfortable at certain times during the day while some of the time we may be at a work setting which means we have to be more professional than we would be normally. The setting mostly matters as well people.

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If someone doesn't know themselves i believe it may be difficult for some people to act, they wouldn't be able to put some of themselves into the character they're trying to portray. If they try to do that without knowing themselves first they might lose themselves in the character.

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They can reflect on how they act to others on a daily basis. They can see that they "act" different ways depending on the circumstances.

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Although it is helpful to know the material to see what makes your character the way they are, it is possible to pick up a role on the spot without it if they have a strong sense of how their character behaves

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I can only speak for myself when I say if I am different with everyone,  "different personalities" its because different people bring out different sides of me. Not really a change more of a shift

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I believe this could be interpreted in different roles. "Finding yourself" is could be something that you as an actor can relate to and interpret in your way based on your experience. "Losing yourself" could be opening your horizons for something new that you do not have experience in and finding the way you can do it.

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Yes, this is possible if the actor is spending too much time in imaginary situations or if the actor is trying to put themself into a situation that is emotionally difficult for them to be in at that time. For example, if an actor may be playing someone that has been through similar trauma as them. If they are not healed enough from this trauma or if it is super recent, this may be harmful to the actor. It is important to know your emotional limits and not push yourself too far.

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Whenever you meet new people or when you are at work, you can observe how one may want you to help.

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I agree with Jaidon. reason why is because as an actor, if you don't know yourself or who you are, going into acting gives that person an opportunity to truly figure out who they are

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I feel like on some level we know who we show our real selves to who or who we are most comfortable being around. I dont think you are living right if you are not constantly chaining for better or for worse.

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I love this question. We constantly change our sense of self, especially when it comes to who our "audience" is. Who  we are when with family and friends is totally different than who we are when with colleagues. With every different interaction we have, we change ourselves. 

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I love this question. We constantly change our sense of self, especially when it comes to who our "audience" is. Who  we are when with family and friends is totally different than who we are when with colleagues. With every different interaction we have, we change ourselves. 

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Subconscious psychological motivations play a role in acting because these motivations can help the actor better understand a motive of the character they are portraying.

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I think that it is possible for an actor to pick up a role on the spot, but if the actor were to spend the time to review the material and become familiar with the character, the way they would portray the role would be richer and more interesting in a way

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Some characters' story line are completely devastating and can cause an actor to have serious mental and/or health issues as we have seen in hollywood

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When it comes down to working with those individuals or just socializing with them as well. However, you want to make sure that your "Observation" isn't coming off as offensive to the person.

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In my opinion, everyone responds and sees things differently. The same can be said about these questions. They should be seen as something an actor can use or not use.

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Yes because an actor can become emotional if it is something that hits close to home, for example if the character is going through something they relate to which can be negative.

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Somethings you can possibly do is try and put yourself mentally in that element by doing things like play sad music if there is a sad scene. or if a character always happy possibly try and change your daily routine to something that will make you more energetic daily.

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I typically try to “zoom out” and think of what the character is going through in less specific terms. Looking at the situation more generally can be helpful. If a character is being cheated on but you have never been cheated on, take a step back and think about what the character is feeling. Have you ever felt betrayed by someone you loved and trusted? If this is still too specific, “zoom out” a little more and make it even more general- what is this character feeling? Disappointment and anger? This is really general, so when you strip it back to basic emotions it will be easier to find a way to connect.

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The observations of other can be useful when you care for that person. You can observe what that person likes and dislikes.

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It depends on how the role is, because some characters may be easier to play than others which requires more learning.

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This plays a role in acting because it prompts you to think deeper into the character’s emotional responses and actions as well as your own connections to the role.

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I believe an actor that fits a role can pick up a role and play it properly, but i mostly think when the person and the character are very similar it more likely that this happens

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Many times, especially when I have started out at new jobs where I don't really know my way around the position yet, I always try to play a role and "act" as if I do know what I am doing. That way, it builds my confidence in the workplace and gives me a sense of security, knowing that I can later on learn more about the key responsibilities.

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"Losing yourself" in a role is when an actor becomes dependent on a role that they played because it brought them most success from the audience and critics. "Finding yourself" in a role is when the actor becomes comfortable with themselves in acting and themselves.

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I don't think our personalities change I just think we might not be as open or comfortbale with everyone the same way.  I don't think that defines who you are as a person.

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I don't think our personalities change I just think we might not be as open or comfortbale with everyone the same way.  I don't think that defines who you are as a person.

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Bringing a character to life especially using my own experiences is very personal. I remember I was in Into The Woods as the Baker, who lost so much (to not spoil anything lol) and relating to it was hard but not impossible especially tapping into the grief I had experienced in my life.

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I believe that everyday we wake up and have the opportunity to breath, taste, walk, see, and touch, we also have an opportunity to keep on evolving into the most respectable version of ourselves. We change everyday because we don't have a choice. With life, comes challenges, and those challenges gives the average person the opportunity to learn and to put into practice.

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Yes, they can be actors. They have much ahead of them to discover who they are. It is like a self-discovery trip that all of us must go on. But discovering yourself over time doesn't mean that you cannot achieve your goals.

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By accepting that other people may only know certain sides of ourselves, we can turn inwards and realize that only we know who we are. Or, perhaps we never really know who we are because every version of us is just a moment in time. (This reminds me of concepts discussed in the first question!)

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If the person wants to be connected to the role I think it will happen.

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If the person wants to be connected to the role I think it will happen.

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When you "Lose yourself" in a role you forget who you are and you adapt to just acting like that person. Or you just can't bring yourself to perform that certain role. To find yourself in a role is when you learn more about yourself playing a role then before you were playing it

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I used to read the poem when I was in middle school and as I grew up I started losing that confidence. I had to read a poem in high school and I was nervous all of the time. My choice was to remember how confident I felt when I was in middle school. This was helpful because I was able to do it just by remembering the confidence I once felt.

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I think all roles require to lose a little bit of yourself but knowing when to turn that part of your brain off is important.

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I think all roles require to lose a little bit of yourself but knowing when to turn that part of your brain off is important.