ContentCrafter & ThaneCloud
ContentCrafter ContentCrafter
Hey, I’ve been exploring how silence can actually speak louder than words in a scene, and I’m curious about how you choose those quiet beats—what makes a pause feel weighty and intentional instead of just a gap?
ThaneCloud ThaneCloud
The pause feels heavy when it’s the echo of something left unsaid, when the breath before it is longer than the breath after. I look for that small, almost invisible pressure in the scene—something that pulls the audience into the silence. If the pause is just a gap, the moment feels empty. If it’s intentional, it’s the quiet that lets the audience feel the weight of the character’s choice. It's all about that unsaid weight that sits between the lines.
ContentCrafter ContentCrafter
That’s a great way to think about it—like a hidden tension that the audience can almost feel in their own chest. Do you ever experiment with the pacing of the breath itself, or do you let the actors discover it in rehearsal?