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    with friend of his named Vladimir Nemirovich Danchenko. “During the Moscow Art Theatre's early years, Stanislavski worked on providing a guiding structure for actors to consistently…

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    afterthought, or perhaps not taken into consideration at all. More likely than not, actors believe they are reverting to organic acting when they are simply neglecting a vital part of the process. Movement training and the acting process do differ in very specific ways, in that movement training allows for the actor to reach beyond what is considered normal and acceptable for them to play, whereas within the acting process, actors must have a strong sense of self before committing to playing…

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    DESCRIPTION An actor interprets the work of a writer, they convey a situation and/or character to an audience through the use of movement, speech and body language. They are usually under the instruction of a director. An actor is also required to learn their lines and be able to embody their character and situation enough to improvise when needed. Work varies from live performances, soap operas, radio work, television, advertising and film DUTIES The main role of an actor is to provide…

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    characters so improvisation, which means the actors have to try and prepare for the production during the performance. The costumes allow the actors to understand the characters and try to interpret them as much as possible. The cloak and the money pouch could allow the actor to learn the story of the Pantalone’s greed. The costume’s details and mask branch out into becoming the aspect of storytelling that bring the character’s meaning to the audience and to the actor. In the article called “In…

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    this performance by instructing our actor to memorize her lines to the best of her ability even though the character she portrayed spoke rather frequently because we really wanted her acting to be spot-on. In addition, we put a lot of emphasis on following stage directions and focused primarily upon perfecting her enunciation and inflection since Deputy Governor Danforth, the person she played, is quite a domineering man. One of the issues I feel we had was our actor misreading her lines and…

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    Being A Makeup Artist Essay

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    shows not only the actors appearance, but also helps to portray aspects of their lives and the setting they are in. The many different kinds of makeup are…

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    Our group presented Shakespeare’s play The Twelfth Night. After we were informed of the group members—we immediately gathered and assigned specific tasks to them. My job was to prepare a literary criticism. There were three sources cited. Collectively the sources identified with gender roles. The characters’ disguises were another commonality according to the cited sources. I have never been involved in the production of a play in using my influences for a stage play or even having incite of…

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    interesting articles, but the reading which I find easiest to apply to real life was The Actor as Object of Desire, by Don Shewey. In passage one, the author details meeting their idol and getting the opportunity to become more connected or intimate with them, but turn the opportunity down instead because “intimacy pulls the plug” on the idealization of another human being. This is a very true statement in my mind. Actors, whether on stage or in film, are as human as they come, despite the…

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    Edward Scissorhands is a romantic dark fantasy film about an inventor who creates an artificial man called Edward. The inventor sadly dies before he finished making Edward, leaving him with scissors for hands. Edward is later found by Peg Boggs who takes him in to her suburban family. He soon falls in love with Peg’s teenage daughter, but little does he know that this would cause so much drama and upset for himself and the people he became to love. The film was made in 1990 by the director Tim…

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    his heart for these delightful tales in which he normally portrays "the man you love to hate." It sounds as though Ken may be whitewashing his image a bit in his upcoming Hallmark film The Art of Us, and I am grateful that this successful working actor took a moment recently to answer a few questions about this film in addition to his recent and upcoming roles. RH: Starting off with a fan question. Since you have been more than once on Supernatural, what is it like to be on the show and…

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