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No. At school I wouldn't take it seriously and I hated it, we were forced to do a subject called "Drama" before we took our GCSEs. If I actually tried I think I'd be good at it.
no i am bad af. it makes me feel awkward and i cant get into it. i'm okay at lying tho, but that's not acting. like, if i ever had to go up on a stage and act i'd probably die and make everyone hate me because i was so bad
Nope. Can't act at all. I'm horrible at it. I used to have to act in my elementary school's plays that all 6th graders were required to do every month, and I sucked so bad that my lines were cut down to almost nothing. I've never been fond of performing though, so I'm okay with this.
Hmm... well I've been told that I'm a great liar, but I've never tried "acting" per se after my puny little middle-school recitals... I think I'd be confident enough to let myself play a role if I really tried, but I don't think that means I'd necessarily be a good actress
LOL something similar happened with my friend when he had to write a short horror story for an essay in his creative writing course... apparently he succeded too well and they had a couple different teachers + the school principal ask him if everything was ok at home xD
Yes, i'm a wonderful actor. I can change my moods in like 1 second and such. The girl next to me thinks it's bipolar (which i don't have) but who knows. :/
Well, simply lying or even pretending isn't really acting.
We had to shoot a shortfilm in like 7th grade. Remembering the lines and positions was very easy to me, but I don't think I had any influence over my emotions. Probably because we didn't prepare our characters because we were kids.
Then we got theatre class in 10th grade, where it was all about learning how to emote and prepare a character. And I don't get that stuff at all.
Our final project for theatre class was to act out a scene as a group together and write a scene individually.
It was still the same, even after a year of theatre class. I just don't feel like I'm influencing my emotions, I'm really occupied with remembering lines and everything else. I don't think I can act very well - just good at remembering I guess.
But to go back to your original post - yes, I can lie. And hide real emotions, I guess.
Not to be conceited or anything, but I think I am great at acting. It's the one thing in life I can actually do. I plan on becoming an actress someday (for like television and stuff). Of course, there are people who are much better than me, but tbh I am pretty damn good. I love to act, I will do it until the day I die.