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    Young actors and actresses are some of the most famous people in the world. They are idolized by millions of fans across the world, who look to them as a role model for them or their children. As young actors start to gain more fame, the public eye on that person starts to get larger and larger as people wait for that person to make a mistake. When that person finally does make a mistake, the media starts criticizing that person which can hurt his or her public perception. While it is damaging to

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    Kj: An Incredible Actor

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    I really enjoy KJ’s performance. I think he is an incredible actor. The actor seemed to be nervous at first, but eventually he got comfortable. It might have also been because I came to see the play on the first night. KJ had very clear objectives, actions, and specific characteristics to his character that made him interesting. When he first met Evan, his objective was to get Evan to let Jasper and him to stay in the back. His actions to achieve his objective were to intimate and scare Evan. I

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    Chron's Actors Career

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    /Canada. Actors jobs are to play characters to create a storyline to entertain the audience for the few short hours that the audience is watching the movie. Like other jobs being an actor is a business and requires experience and hard work to be successful and is a reasonable job choice and career to go into. Acting requires attainable qualifications. Persistence and stamina and a good memory is needed for getting jobs and working many hours of the day on and off stage. Chron says “actors must also

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    The second part of this essay looks at how the set affects the actor. Something that is very prevalent in almost all of the pictures we see of Stanislavski on stage is his almost cluttered looking stage. Being a fan and believer of Naturalism his goal would be to bring the audience and even the actors into this world he’d created. Having a fully immersive set yields positive and negative effects for the actors. The positive for this is as I stated earlier a full sense of immersion. Should the set

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    and how to be successful in its art, in Constantin Stanislavski’s eye opening book, An Actor Prepares. Throughout reading his book, I learned three main lessons: how the outside impression of an actor looks or how the audience perceives them, the inner motivation and structure of an actor, and lastly, acting is an art and properly portraying a character through the art form.

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    “Profile of an actor” is a story about a famous actor named Dan Ferguson. Actors are amazing in movies, they do all that cool stunts in the movies and they also have fun doing it. Being an actor or actress comes with a lot of stuff like money,fame,and success. Actor Dan Ferguson got all of that which is extraordinary. Money is a very important thing in life and being an actor you get a lot just like Dan Ferguson. Getting a lot of money as an actor is the one of the biggest and greatest thing about

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    An Actor Prepares’ by Constantin Stanislavski Because I’m usually immersed in web stuff, it’s interesting to read a text whose ideas are still relevant to its target profession 70 years on. It was mostly a more enjoyable read than I expected — it’s written as if by a student of acting, reporting on a year of training. It makes clear how much more there can be to acting than just “pretending to be someone else”. Unfortunately I kind of lost it around two-thirds of the way through, when he starts talking

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    Types of Actors

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    3.4 Types of Actors Figure 3.2 Types of Actors and Some Current Actors Who Fit Each Category Impersonators Dustin Hoffman brings Lenny Bruce to life. The performance is so convincing and Lenny so gritty that today’s audiences may think they are seeing Lenny Bruce himself.Photo by Mary Evans/Ronald Grant/courtesy Everett Collection The term impersonator is considered somewhat demeaning in the acting world, suggesting that the actor has simply copied the manner, dialect, and behavior of a character

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    How Directors Work with Actors

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    director should communicate and work with actors during rehearsal and on set to produce engaging performances. The essay investigates different acting styles, the rehearsal process, directing on set and communication between actors and director. The essay assumes the actor has formal training and basic experience. The essay then proves effective communication achievable through the “actor’s vocabulary” is key not to over-direct and building trust with the actor. The Hypothesis: If an engaging performance

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    Is The Best Actor?

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    the best actor, however, it may be more important that one may think at first. Within today’s media consumed society, actors are put on a pedestal, creating a situation where their actions are being observed constantly -- holding them to a standard. This makes determining the best actor quite an important title to establish; they are the standard for those who the media manipulates. Some may think of one of the great actors from the past, such as Marlon Brando, or one of the popular actors today --

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