what is a strategy to memorizing lines that are like paragraphs?

Question

i have to memorize lines for a play, but the lines are paragraphs...
what aer some strategys to memorizing them?

Answer 1

Go line by line, and have someone help you out, like after you memorize something repeat it to someone. Another trick I learned this year is to record your own voice with your mp3 player if you have one and play it to yourself.

Good luck.

Answer 2

I knew an agent who was my teacher for a soap class I took and I asked the very same question a year or 2 ago. She said just keep on reading it over and over but, I know your looking for a little more than that, so try reading aloud. In your mind think about how you are going to say your lines before you say it. Break up the paragraph highlight the lines in a highlighter, repeat, repeat, out loud if possible.

Answer 3

As you memorize each line, precede it with the ending words of the previous sentence. That way, you'll be building in cues that will help you move to the next sentence.

For example, if I were to memorize my above paragraph, I would learn the second sentence by saying "...the previous sentence. That way, you'll be" and so on.

Learn one sentence, then two together, then three together. Once you have it all, try reciting it really fast. Then really slow. Then in a weird voice. This gets you "out of your head."

Answer 4

decrease back in 2008 on the Republican debate while Fox information commentators tried to make Ron Paul look susceptible and stupid via asking him if we could continuously take our marching orders from our enemies (Taliban and Al-Qeada) to go away the Arabian peninsula in connection along with his distant places coverage -- He reported NO and that he's taking his marching orders from the form, and not from any enemy. the team cheered him in applause and made those dumb Neocons and Fox commentators look like complete idiots.

Answer 5

keep reading them over and over and over until you have a headache