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Hi all i am Cyd-one3 or cyd13
I am a Bboy well ok i am 38 now so these days i try to stay off the ground
i live in tracy for now with my wife who is a bellydancer i started back in
Bboying like a few months ago after not for about 20 or so years then
I discoverd ok i knew lil bit when i was Bboying=Breakdancen the Art
of Popping and Botting all of wich are Derived from mime then
from there i rememberd as a kid watching Shelds and Yarnell, Marcel Marceau,
and actually trying to Fallow them. well here iam there are know teachers
i could find in my area nor had luck in SF so i try and use books Incorp mime Thecneques in my Popping and Botting These are Basic Mime By the way
i also find that the Iso Methods and Exersise's are great for Popping and Botting
in Po
I am a Bboy well ok i am 38 now so these days i try to stay off the ground
i live in tracy for now with my wife who is a bellydancer i started back in
Bboying like a few months ago after not for about 20 or so years then
I discoverd ok i knew lil bit when i was Bboying=Breakdancen the Art
of Popping and Botting all of wich are Derived from mime then
from there i rememberd as a kid watching Shelds and Yarnell, Marcel Marceau,
and actually trying to Fallow them. well here iam there are know teachers
i could find in my area nor had luck in SF so i try and use books Incorp mime Thecneques in my Popping and Botting These are Basic Mime By the way
i also find that the Iso Methods and Exersise's are great for Popping and Botting
in Po
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Re: Intro
Sat, September 15, 2007 - 3:14 PMYeah, I usually find that as a mime, I can usually make quick friends with b-boys with a very quick technical demonstration. Yes, I did hear a breakdancer explain that he learned a lot from watching Shields and Yarnell.
I don't know California well enough to know where you are, there should be someone teaching mime in the SF. Keep looking.
Welcome Cyd!
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Re: Intro
Sun, September 16, 2007 - 9:38 PMHello mimes,
my name is matt.
I am looking to explore miming as a way to expand my circus shenanigans... as a way to communicate a story to anyone anywhere... a universal language without words... very powerful stuff!
i enjoy spinning poi, hat tricks, juggling, unicycling, and ballroom dance...
on recommendation from someone on this tribe i ordered Claude Kipnis' "The Mime Book" from www.half.com for $1.50 + shipping -- score!
it should be here any day.... i'll let you all know how it is after i get a chance to play with it.
check out this video.
its not me. and its not quite mime.. but i figure people here would appreciate it...
www.youtube.com/watch
okay bye
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Re: Intro
Sun, September 23, 2007 - 4:33 AMGet Tony Montanaro's book and video/DVD, "Mime Spoken Here". The Kipnis book is excellent; Tony shows you how to be a mime. Some of his best friends were jugglers and circus folk who found his teaching substantially improved their performance.
Google Mime Spoken Here and you should find how to get it.
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Re: Intro
Sun, September 23, 2007 - 8:02 AMKipnis' book is in my view the best book on mime available in English-- though if you are serious about the artform, you will want a small library of books.
Montanaro's book (co-written with his wife, a dancer and mime with whom he often collaborated) is excellent as well-- lent it to a dancer friend of mine but never got it back! -
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Re: Intro
Sun, October 7, 2007 - 2:13 PMThanks for the Book Sugestion i bought a copy of Kipnis Mime Book: and
have been working through it Thanks Much
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