- 0:00
But some audience just stays like that.
- 0:01
If he won't move, just yank him away.
- 0:03
Then he'll lie across there.
- 0:05
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- 0:06
The audience won't have it.
- 0:07
Don't think of yourself as a person. Don't think of yourself as a person.
- 0:14
Don't treat him like a person.
- 0:16
A state of mind.
- 0:17
Don't treat him like a person.
- 0:21
Don't treat anyone like a person.
- 0:23
It should feel like no burden at all.
- 0:26
Three ways to come out,
- 0:32
Which one looks better to everyone?
- 0:38
Okay, too fast. This is one way,
- 0:44
sliding is better,
- 0:51
Another one, the second one, this is good,
- 0:57
This one, like this, the third one,
- 1:04
Try another one?
- 1:08
Maybe even better,
- 1:13
Just call it whatever, interact,
- 1:18
Not interacting yet, no,
- 1:24
Not enough interaction,
- 1:27
That's too much mental preparation.
- 1:33
First lower your guard; you need to interact with me.
- 1:40
[REVIEW] Right—[“qian” homophone unresolved] on display; you can do whatever you want.
- 1:47
Play around with it more, play around with it more.
- 1:48
As long as it doesn't look human.
- 1:50
No—because I'm in front. How am I supposed to show it?
- 1:52
But when you drag them, make it look a bit like dragging a person.
- 1:56
the burst of that,
- 1:57
Then I use my mouth,
- 1:58
with my feet biting down on it,
- 1:59
Not when dragging,
- 2:01
You might not be like that,
- 2:03
dragging like this,
- 2:04
you have a discovery for me,
- 2:05
it's possible when dragging,
- 2:07
it's also dragged like this,
- 2:08
it's even different,
- 2:15
it's clearly a person,
- 2:17
If you're not going to treat him as a person,
- 2:19
if you treat him as a person,
- 2:20
then treat him like an object,
- 2:23
you have to treat him like an object.
- 2:27
Don't treat him as a person
- 2:37
Don't treat him like an object—oh, no, don't treat him like a person;
- 2:44
treat him like an object. Give it a try.
- 2:46
Let's all sit this way
- 2:49
Then Guo Qian is one of our audience
- 2:50
One of the audience
- 2:52
Who is Guo Qian?
- 2:56
I think anything is fine—anything is fine. Just don't think, don't think.
- 3:08
We need to imagine the audience.
- 3:09
Let's get the audience to this position first.
- 3:21
It's fine, it's fine. Just push through,
- 3:25
just part the audience and it'll be fine.
- 3:27
Maybe the second option.
- 3:29
The second option.
- 3:31
And make the audience think
- 3:32
He might not like to hear it.
- 3:33
Technically.
- 3:36
Artistically.
- 3:39
Just be casual
- 3:42
Be casual
- 3:43
Really relaxed
- 3:44
Come on, come on.
- 3:50
[REVIEW] It’s started, right? Mm.
- 4:10
[REVIEW] It sticks out. I do too, right? No.
- 5:13
I think it's pretty good.
- 5:17
This...
- 5:17
This feels right.
- 5:19
Not human anymore.
- 5:21
Not human anymore.
- 5:23
Right.
- 5:24
Right.
- 5:24
Right.
- 5:25
Not human anymore.
- 5:27
Bang, bang, bang. Cue the music, cue the music.
- 5:29
No, it's fine.
- 5:31
Even if the audience is sitting here,
- 5:32
just lift him away.
- 5:36
Just push him back.
- 5:43
[REVIEW] Anyway, this is the energy I’ve got; it won’t let me sleep.
- 5:45
Okay.
- 5:47
Right, that's the feeling.
- 5:48
[REVIEW] I don't want to… [rest unclear].
- 5:51
Right.
- 5:53
Exactly.
- 5:54
If you're going to be irritable, be a bit more irritable.
- 5:58
The audience might sit here.
- 5:58
Oh dear.
- 6:00
There is.
- 6:01
Where does this scene end?
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