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Post by charzhino on Apr 6, 2019 23:55:38 GMT
Good Directing: to not feel bored during a long scene/sequence
Good acting: Commanding screen presence
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Post by Eλευθερί on Apr 8, 2019 22:35:09 GMT
Good acting: Commanding screen presence Well, it depends on what the role calls for. If the character is not supposed to be noticed much, a commanding screen presence is a fail. Good acting is completely convincing the audience that the actor is that character.
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Post by charzhino on Apr 9, 2019 8:02:13 GMT
Good acting: Commanding screen presence Well, it depends on what the role calls for. If the character is not supposed to be noticed much, a commanding screen presence is a fail. Good acting is completely convincing the audience that the actor is that character. That is still screen presence. What kind of character doesnt get noticed much intentionally, any examples?
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Post by Eλευθερί on Apr 9, 2019 23:07:06 GMT
Well, it depends on what the role calls for. If the character is not supposed to be noticed much, a commanding screen presence is a fail. Good acting is completely convincing the audience that the actor is that character. That is still screen presence. What kind of character doesnt get noticed much intentionally, any examples? Almost every film has small, background parts, often uncredited, that are essential to moving the plot along but are not meant to draw attention away from the main characters. In some films, like a lot of whodunnits, a character who will turn out to be extremely important at the end of the film is introduced much earlier, but it would seriously detract from the audience's enjoyment if that character's importance was highlighted too early. An actor playing such a character with a commanding screen presence would hurt the film.
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