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So the language often -

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people don't realize we

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need more time hearing actors 
will read it and speak the words 
and feel it in.

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Yeah, you know, that takes more 
time to figure out how to speak 
it

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appropriately with the 
parameters that it's - that they 
use for the beats.

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But what is the meaning behind 
what they're saying?

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And then figuring out the 
hand shapes that I'm using

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to show to mimic that.

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You know, it's very complicated.

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It's hard to explain 
to. For example,

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when I was speaking

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with Richard III, 
I was explaining

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my terrible experience 
of when he was born as a baby.

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So one hand shape I chose to use

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was this for struggle, pain.

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And then finally, you were born 
so use that same hand shape

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to morph that rhythm.

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And it's choreography for my 
signs. And that's not only for 
American Sign Language

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because ASL - it 
doesn't have that.

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They just go all over the place. 
But for this you have to be 
thoughtful.

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And the choreography of your 
hands, you make sure that it has 
that

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same efficient, meaningful, 
authentic movement that goes 
with the flow.