Introduction to Theatre Acting & Screen Acting.

Course Highlights.

Theatre Acting.

• Emphasis on projecting voice and gestures to reach a live audience without the aid of microphones or close-up camera shots.
• Requires strong stage presence and the ability to convey emotions and character depth to viewers sitting at various distances.
• Rehearsals often involve blocking, where actors plan their movements and positions on stage for effective storytelling.
• Performances typically involve multiple acts and intermissions, requiring sustained energy and consistency in character portrayal.
• Collaboration with fellow actors, directors, and stage crew is essential for cohesive storytelling and seamless production.

Screen Acting.

• Focus on subtlety and nuance, as performances are captured in close-up shots where even small facial expressions can convey a wealth of emotion.
• Requires familiarity with camera angles, eyelines, and continuity, as scenes may be shot out of order and edited together later.
• Ability to adjust performance based on the director's vision and feedback, as well as technical considerations such as lighting and sound.
• Often involves multiple takes to capture the desired performance, requiring actors to maintain consistency while also remaining adaptable.
• Collaboration with cinematographers, editors, and other crew members is crucial for creating a cohesive visual narrative.

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