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[[Foreign Film Dubs]], or [[Foreign Film Dubs|Translator]], is an [[Acting Improv]] game. | [[Foreign Film Dubs]], or [[Foreign Film Dubs|Translator]], is an [[Acting Improv]] game. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:41, 30 June 2008
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Foreign Film Dubs, or Translator, is an Acting Improv game.
Participants
- 2 actors
- 2 translators
How does it work?
Two actors act out and converse with each other in foreign languages. The languages should be meaningless, and the two should be different (e.g., robot beeps as opposed to French or pig-Latin). Meanwhile, two other people stand on the sidelines and translate the conversations into English. The game continues until it gets old, which often happens quickly.
