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Free Reaction (“Green-Lighting”)
- Free Reaction (“Green-Lighting”) as the Basis of the Actor’s Stage Behavior
- Laxity Is Neither Creative “Green-Lighting” nor Creative Freedom
- To Stay the Course or to Give in to It?
- “Green-Lighting” in the “Beginning” (“The Lad with a Cane”)
- “Green-Lighting” Cliché Acting
- The Nature of Consciousness during Creative Work (“Doubling”)
- The Significance of the First Reaction
- The First Reaction as a Source of Imagination and Faith
- On the Development of Imagination
- On Faith and Naiveté
- Practical Methods of Developing Free Reaction
- A Few Additional Thoughts on the Importance of Free Reaction
Abstract
The very word—“green-lighting”—sounds primitive and completely unscientific. For the sake of accuracy, it should be replaced with “free reaction” or something like that . . .
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