Character actor

Inward than outward Constantin Stanislavski believes that “The Method” is the most powerful acting technique. In fact, “An Actors Prepares” Stanislavski states: The actor must recreate his work, each time he repeats his part, with sincerity, truth, and directness. It is only on that condition that he will be able to free his art from mechanical and stereotyped acting, from “tricks” and all forms of artificiality. If he accomplishes this, he will have real people and real life all around him on

A good movie about a person’s life, especially one that involves real life wars has to be convincing. That means the actor must be compelling of who the character actually is, in addition to the scenes being true to the actual event, place and time. I also believe the plot of the story is essential as a true drama is one classified as the hero dying or making you feel sad. ”American Sniper”, a drama and true story about a legendary sniper and navy seal, Kris Kyle accomplishes the heartfelt experience

have broadened my understanding of how the gender of a performer affects the character that they are presenting. Our task was to switch gender roles and have our actors perform to the extremes of gender binary conventions; we achieved this by through the exaggeration of gender stereotypes. This firstly included costume with male with male actors stuffing cloth down their dresses in order to create huge breasts, female actors wore masculine clothing such as shirts and used cloth to create broaden their

Sergeivich Stanislavski was born in 1863 and dies in 1938. He was a Russian actor, director and acting trainer. In 1898 together with Nemirovich- Danchenko, he founded the Moscow Art Theatre. ===================================================================== Stanislavski believed that theatre was about working together, he recognized the need to improve the theatre practice of his time and saw actors needed methods to help them act well and consistently. To solve these

traditional sense of theatre amongst the new technological addition of projectors. With the busyness of the opening scene, a spotlight was used to appear on each actor as they spoke. This made it clear to the audience where they should be looking and it lessened the overwhelming feeling of multiple people being on stage at once. After the opening, the actors took off their own set pieces making for a quick and smooth transition into the next scene. The cage surrounding the stage was diversely used as walls

movies is actually motion pictures. Movies are one of the biggest Industry in the world. Movies make billions and billions of dollars a year. At first movies was just silent films. These films showed them doing scenes then they would have what the actor/actress said with writing. Then they would put the words that the actress said on the screen. Then eventually they had sound, but was still in black and white. Eventually color movies came out, but the picture was ugly and was nowhere near the color

and learning as an actor, and attended a drama school in hopes of pursuing his dreams. However, he dropped out after only a few weeks of instruction. He did not

When more than one or two actors were conversing at another “location”, they were shoved into a small, solid black rectangle of the stage that was supposed to represent whatever section of New York they were placed. I did not like this aspect at all. They could have split the stage

of the Arabian people. There was a great deal of obvious race-bending going on amongst the main leads. Maybe this could be chalked up to a lack of Arab actors or inherent racism in Hollywood at the time, however, most of the main characters were portrayed by Caucasian actors. John Justin and Conrad Veidt, portray the lead characters of Jaffar and Ahmad the sultan in brownface, whereas Sabu is Indian and portrays an Arabian thief. Throughout the film, I could not help but get a sense

For my research topic for “Big Picture Blog Post”, I chose to do my topic on Korean/Asian actors in Hollywood film. I chose this topic because I was also interested in what patterns did Hollywood have for Asian/Korean actors. Before initiating my analysis, I had known of the stereotypes produced in film. However, I wanted to know more about the actors and why were they picked for their respective roles. The first time a Korean appeared in a film was in 1934 (with Philip Ahn). This was great given