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    “Acting is the ability to live truthfully under the given imaginary circumstances,” says Sanford Meisner. One of the careers that has stagnated to one of the most admirable jobs in the eyes of teens is acting. Acting, defined as the art or occupation of performing in plays, movies, or television productions as a job that can take place in all forms of media. The job can be hard to accomplish and gain a good reputation to perform the part right every time, which can be hard to stay calm and…

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    Overcoming Acting

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    names of successful child actors. With the worry of children who are in the acting career becoming like Miley Cyrus or Honey Boo Boo, several individuals want children acting to disappear. Acting as a child has several great side effects and can help them later in life because performing teaches responsibility and independence, it helps kids learn empathy, and it helps children learn the skill of overcoming rejection. Acting teaches children many life skills, one being responsibility and…

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    While there were many great movies to choose from based off of the trailers presented, the movie that I would want to see the most would be John Wick 2. John Wick 2 caught my attention the most simply because I have already seen the first John Wick, the action in the movie is amazing, and Keanu Reeves is one of my favorite actors. The first John Wick was indeed a great action movie, so you would think the second movie would be worthy of wanting to see as well. The actors in the first movie…

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    moved by your actions and person. My real start to acting came a little later than I hoped, it wasn't until 2010 when I realized I really wanted to act, I remember the day so clearly; I was downstairs doing some of my “grade 6 school work” when my mom called me upstairs to show me an ad in the paper for munchkin auditions for The Wizard of Oz at Theatre Ancaster. I was ecstatic when I saw this, I have always had a passion for theatre, drama, and acting in general; but, unfortunately I…

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    The cast of Chicago Med is finally starting to get figured out and they have added an amazing new cast member. TV Line shared the news tonight that Julie Berman has joined the cast. Fans know her from the hit daytime show General Hospital. Julie played the part of Lulu Spencer up until 2013 when she left the show to do other things. Emme Rylan replaced her on the show as Lulu and is still playing the part today. Fans were very upset to see her go, but a lot of them will follow Julie to her new…

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    Research Paper For Being An Actor Acting is something I have always loved and had an interest in. Actors bring characters to life and play amazing roles. I know that acting is not an easy career and it takes hard work and dedication. I think that I can put my mind to this and be an actress one day. Actors are responsible for rehearsal attendance along with line memorization. Actors need to be able to memorize movements and steps to make the film the best it can be. Actors need to be able to…

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    Legendary acting teacher Constantin Stanislavski once wrote, “The artist of the stage must be the master of his own inspiration and must know how to call it forth when it is announced on the posters of the theatre. This is the chief secret of our art” (Stanislavski, 1936). When analyzing Nicolas Cage, it is clear that he provides his own inspiration; yet he does not receive the sort of recognition an actor of his talents might deserve. This leads to Nicolas Cage being one of the most polarizing…

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    Acting is one of the most prominent forms of art, it is undoubtedly creative and it takes an unfound amount skill. These impressive displays are used in a variety of forms, though, not in all cases for entertainment. In Richard Wright’s own memoir, “Black Boy”, performance is not used to please a common crowd of onlookers. On the contrary, Richard must use acting to physically and socially survive in a racist world. Richard grows up in the American South, where he is constantly told what to do…

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    the word of God or perform on the stage in front of many people and he has achieved at least one of those goals. He might even retire and become a preacher years from now. Cedric Pendleton has done great things in this world while building up his acting career and his future holds him continuing to do great acts of kindness for his…

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    decided to choose chapter fourteen, Acting, with hopes of learning more about the acting process. I have never been in a theatrical production so I was very interested in learning about the process, especially the actors because they possess a lot of talent. This chapter discusses concentration, scene study, and memorization and line reading, which were three things that really stood out to me as topics that I wanted to know more about. This chapter is all about acting from the training process…

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