연극 공연 시, 무대 위 배우의 스트레스와 피로도 연구 (Research on the Stress Factors and Fatigue of the Actor in a Performance)

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· 발행기관 : 대한체육학회
· 수록지 정보 : 대한체육학회지 / 17권 / 1호 / 47 ~ 52페이지
· 저자명 : 이준영, 양윤권

초록

An actor expresses emotions as materials to physically express them. Sometimes physical reactions are utilized as materials to produce emotional reactions. This is not just deemed as an acting skill as it leads to problems where actors and actresses involved in acting have to check their own physical condition. It is crucial to take care of one’s body and be aware of how much stress on stage affects your body. Preliminary research data on psychological traumas and stress-related physiological changes during the actors’ performances are very scarce. As a result, There were no statistically significant results between the actors who are currently performing and actors on a break (t=1.924, p=.091). There were statistically significant differences between stable period and period immediately after the performance (t=-4.490, p=.002), stable period and recovery period (t=2.443, p=0.040), and stable period and recovery period in vas (t=-4.472, p=.002). A statistically significant difference was observed in the actors 2 hours before the performance and the recovery period which is 30 minutes after the play (t=3.504, p=.008). However, no significant difference was observed in other categories. In this studym the stress generated within actors performing on stage was analyzed through physiological and psychological factors to determine the degree of stress and fatigue caused by the performances of acting.

영어초록

An actor expresses emotions as materials to physically express them. Sometimes physical reactions are utilized as materials to produce emotional reactions. This is not just deemed as an acting skill as it leads to problems where actors and actresses involved in acting have to check their own physical condition. It is crucial to take care of one’s body and be aware of how much stress on stage affects your body. Preliminary research data on psychological traumas and stress-related physiological changes during the actors’ performances are very scarce. As a result, There were no statistically significant results between the actors who are currently performing and actors on a break (t=1.924, p=.091). There were statistically significant differences between stable period and period immediately after the performance (t=-4.490, p=.002), stable period and recovery period (t=2.443, p=0.040), and stable period and recovery period in vas (t=-4.472, p=.002). A statistically significant difference was observed in the actors 2 hours before the performance and the recovery period which is 30 minutes after the play (t=3.504, p=.008). However, no significant difference was observed in other categories. In this studym the stress generated within actors performing on stage was analyzed through physiological and psychological factors to determine the degree of stress and fatigue caused by the performances of acting.

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