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L4 Character Performance and Believability

Presentation Day 1 - Essential Acting Concepts 2

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Page 1: Presentation Day 1 - Essential Acting Concepts 2

L4 Character Performance and Believability

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7 Essential Acting Concepts

•Thinking tends to lead to conclusions

•Emotion leads to action

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7 Essential Acting Concepts

•Acting is reacting. Acting is doing

•Every action has a reaction & every reaction has a action

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7 Essential Acting Concepts

•Character needs an objective

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7 Essential Acting Concepts

•Character should play and action until something happens to make him play a different action

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•All action begins with movement

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•Empathy

•Audience empathise with emotion

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•A scene is a negotiation

•- Conflict is essential

• - Conflict with another character

• - Conflict with himself (moral issues)

• - Conflict with the situation

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Theatrical RealityRegular Reality

•Observe how people act on a daily basis

•Observe how actors play on screen

•In animation, you would need to emphasise an action through gestures

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Action Defines the Character

•How does his action portrays personality?

•How would the character act if he is nervous? proud? happy? sad?

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•Keep an RVJ.

•Collect visual references incl. drawing for character design, evaluate designs and acting

•Act! in front of the camera

•Planning storyboard