Excellence in Acting: The actor and Character |
This post has a bit higher level, a psychological platform and is for those who want to achieve a true excellence in the acting craft. If you have any questions, please Email me~Author
1. You Are A Freaking Dreamer!
2. You Are Insane!
- There must be something about yourself that you’re not quite comfortable with.
- Psychotic?
- A weird life goal?
- Some absurd behavior?
- Lack of money in achieving your goal?
- In Love or a failed love?
3. How To Become An Actor
- You must empty yourself.
- Forget what and how you do and live.
- Turn yourself into a blank, a clean slate.
- Allowing yourself to escape will connect you with that troubled character you have created from the script.
- Perhaps entering into another life gives you some hidden pleasure.
4. Acting
5. A Good Actor
As actors, we all battle with our own evil self inside and we all use "our own way" of whatever it is to numb the pain of not being a normal human being in some way.
6. What An Audience Expects And A Good Actor Should Give?
7. An Actor Is An Imagination Power House
8. Fall In Love With The Character
9. The Actor And The Director
The original dreamer of the story is a writer but for an actor, it's the director, the true lunatic who right or wrong, decides the course of a story telling. Therefore, irrespective of how good you are, the options once created by you should be discussed with the director.
10. My Final Opinion
To be a good actor, you have to be very smart. But to be a great actor, you also have to have a streak of, 'I'm an idiot, a complete lunatic'.
The journey as an actor is always fractured, never smooth. There are interim periods, experiencing a lull in work. There will be times when you could be “totally broke,” sitting at home, and thinking I’m never, ever going to make it as an actor. But regular training, preparedness, strong determination and a readiness of “come what may” attitude will get you to where you wanted to be. To be in demand with Hollywood or Bollywood’s top filmmakers.
Inspired by
Acting Coach
Ph.D. B.F.A fine arts (USA)
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