Two different languages, two
different ways of acting for great emotions.
Acting comes from the theater and
cinema is the son of this form of art, it cannot be denied, although the form
changes, the purpose is the same: to fascinate, entertain and excite the
viewer.
The voice, mimicry and
accentuated movements characterize the performances of the theatrical actor,
who directly addresses a "live" and present audience.
From this point of view, the film
actor is favored by the mediation of the camera, the technology behind the
making of a film. The camera can in fact go into detail, enhance a feature of
the actor's body or face, for artistic purposes desired by the director. A
close-up look can take the place of a sentence and express great meaning.
The spontaneity and credibility
of film acting requires strong identification and concentration so long as the
film actor works in a set, surrounded by people and technicians, in a noisy and
constantly moving environment.
In the cinema, the scenes do not
follow the order of the screenplay, they do not follow the temporal succession
of the story. It may happen that an actor has to first record the final scene
and then the opening one. This implies having to identify with the part at any
moment of the plot, passing from the smile quickly making the character
interpreted believable.
The method that applies perfectly
to both theatrical and cinematographic acting, in my opinion, is that of
Konstantin Sergeevich Stanislavskij, the so-called Stanislavskij method, based
on the psychological deepening of the character and on the search for affinity
between the inner world of the character and the of the actor. It is based on
the externalization of inner emotions through their interpretation and
elaboration on an intimate level.
You study acting but you can also
learn the art of acting in the field, working with good and intelligent
directors, but I am convinced that the most appreciated actors are from birth,
bearers of very specific characteristics and natural abilities, such as that of
surprising the audience giving the best part of themselves in the
interpretation of a character.
We will continue to talk about
it.
Cosmo de la Fuente
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