What skills do actors need to interact with dinosaur holsters (Part II)

Expression: Although the face is obscured by a holster, the actor still needs to convey emotion and intention through body language and movements.

Interaction skills: Learn to interact with the audience or other actors, including quick adaptation to reactions and the ability to improvise.

Safety awareness: Always maintain safety awareness during the performance to avoid injuries to yourself or the audience due to excessive movements.

Adaptation to the environment: Adjust the movement and performance according to the performance environment (such as indoor, outdoor, different ground conditions).

Rehearsal and run-in: Conduct sufficient rehearsal with the holster and familiarize yourself with the weight, flexibility and operation of the holster.

Communication and coordination: If the performance involves multiple actors and holsters, good communication and coordination are required to ensure the synchronicity and fluency of the performance.

Audience Guidance: Learn to guide the audience's attention and control the rhythm of the performance through movement and sound.

Emergency response: Prepare a plan for emergencies, such as a malfunctioning holster or an unexpected reaction from an audience.