
Here is a list of 32 character motivations or needs and three ways to use them to teach actors this concept.
Understanding what drives a character to do what he/she does can help actors create more authentic and powerful performances. All characters have wants/needs/motivations. Here is a list of 32 character motivations and three ways to use them to help actors understand this concept.
Examples of motivations:
- To get revenge
- To be admired
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