Lady Gaga on Summer Music, Her "Healing" New Role and a Future in the Movie

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1 hour ago, donutellha said:

NEW ACTS FOR DIVE BAR?

 

NEW MUSIC?

 

she stomping on all yall little complainers!

MONSTERS: "NEW MUSIC YAASSS. SO EXCITED!"

GAGA: "WHEN I BOW DOWN TO PRAY...

[Brie Candy 18,642]

"Making this film [was] one of–if not the most—creative experiences of my life," she said. So, will there be more movie sets in her future? "I would be honored."

[River 117,374]

"when or how" just release it on iTunes

[sillynate 6,170]

The tour's not sold out though 

[Whispering 18,865]

4 hours ago, Katie14 said:

"Making this film [was] one of–if not the most—creative experiences of my life," she said. 

Can someone explain to me how acting is creative? You are essentially portraying somebody else's (the writer's) creative output. actors get the chance to be expressive but I don't see how its creative. Improv is creative for instance because you have to come up with ideas about how to react to situations. (Ive taken acting classes before so im not a stranger to acting. Ive never found it to be a creative experience). 

Have you ever done a full musical? A full play? The whole process is creative! The same play can be completely different, depending on the direction the director and actors take it in. A good director will use the actors instincts on a character, and the actor pulls inspiration from the director and the other actors, as well. I've seen the same play or musical, with the same lyrics and words, presented in completely different ways...where they end up being very different from one another. Yes, the writer has written the words, but the creative process comes from the interpretation, collaborations and the delivery of those words. 

Maybe someone like @djBuffoon could explain better.  

[sipthistea 21,099]

Who could the other 2 performers be?

Nicki Minaj and Iggy Azalea? 

The Chainsmokers and Joanne Hope Cyrus? 

Rita Ora and Migos? 

Only G0dGa knows...

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34 minutes ago, sillynate said:

The tour's not sold out though 

How do you know?

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9 minutes ago, Whispering said:

Have you ever done a full musical? A full play? The whole process is creative! The same play can be completely different, depending on the direction the director and actors take it in. A good director will use the actors instincts on a character, and the actor pulls inspiration from the director and the other actors, as well. I've seen the same play or musical, with the same lyrics and words, presented in completely different ways...where they end up being very different from one another. Yes, the writer has written the words, but the creative process comes from the interpretation, collaborations and the delivery of those words. 

Maybe someone like @djBuffoon could explain better.  

I mean, you are taking a character from the written page, and the goal is to create a living, breathing, human being. The assumption is you have something in common with the character, otherwise why would you be cast? But what makes it creative is interpreting text, and making it believable that you are having these thoughts, right there, in that moment. And doing it while simultaneously remaining compelling to watch.

To be 100% fair, the true art of acting comes to the forefront in theatre, where you asked to do the same thing over and over and over again, while keeping it truthful and spontaneous for months on end. For me, that is the most creative part.

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As if and if she does give us new music it will probably end up just being performed live and not given to us in recorded form (which is fine I suppose). When is the Dive Bar date she is performing?

[Katie14 4,828]

1 hour ago, Whispering said:

Have you ever done a full musical? A full play? The whole process is creative! The same play can be completely different, depending on the direction the director and actors take it in. A good director will use the actors instincts on a character, and the actor pulls inspiration from the director and the other actors, as well. I've seen the same play or musical, with the same lyrics and words, presented in completely different ways...where they end up being very different from one another. Yes, the writer has written the words, but the creative process comes from the interpretation, collaborations and the delivery of those words. 

Maybe someone like @djBuffoon could explain better.  

I suppose. It just seems to me that the writers and directors are really the ones who get to be the most creative. Ive never had the experience where I got to put my own interpretation into a role. 

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35 minutes ago, djBuffoon said:

I mean, you are taking a character from the written page, and the goal is to create a living, breathing, human being. The assumption is you have something in common with the character, otherwise why would you be cast? But what makes it creative is interpreting text, and making it believable that you are having these thoughts, right there, in that moment. And doing it while simultaneously remaining compelling to watch.

To be 100% fair, the true art of acting comes to the forefront in theatre, where you asked to do the same thing over and over and over again, while keeping it truthful and spontaneous for months on end. For me, that is the most creative part.

I feel like there is creativity in getting yourself into the space where you are able to "feel" the emotions your are supposed to be portraying. Well actually maybe its more the skill of being able to visualize a situation that is not really there and creativity can come into play if you are using your imagination.

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I swear she better smash out a super commercial set of hits and album to dominate the world again. Just for one cycle. Please?

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5 minutes ago, Katie14 said:

I feel like there is creativity in getting yourself into the space where you are able to "feel" the emotions your are supposed to be portraying. Well actually maybe its more the skill of being able to visualize a situation that is not really there and creativity can come into play if you are using your imagination.

I'd say it's a combination of creativity and skill. The creativity comes in when you are using your imagination to act under circumstances which you, the actor, might not possibly understand: portraying a profession that you've never studied, portraying a terminal illness, playing a wizard, etc.

And the skill is the finesse with which you combine all of the elements as the "moment" (screen or stage) calls for it: behaving as a character who probably walks, speaks, and operates differently from you, while also acting under imaginary circumstances. It is a lot of work, and the goal is to make it look effortless  

[Lucas 27,165]

And like for the artRAVE, it will never be released as studio versions

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This just confirms she made more music and hopefully we'll get to hear it even before the tour  

Omg this is the best news ever!!!