Friday, 11 May 2018

Performance

Things I expect from a good performance:
Change in characters, and to be able to tell when they change
Something relatable I can find meaning out of
Needs to be believable - help in suspension of disbelief
Can convey emotion, hopefully without them stating it
Need to see character not actor

Physical Expression

Movement - Rachel's movement like a doll, Priss dying, Roy moves slowly

Individual body language - Norman always eating in tense moments

Use of props and scenery - Deckard holding gun

Vocal Delivery

Tone - changes how a line is shown (emotion) - Roy's speech from forlorn to angry

Speed/Pace - a slow delivery shows calm, power

Emotion - how a character feels

Accent - Relatability - This in England

Contrast delivery with content of whats being delivered - juxtaposition

Interaction

How the actors 'connect' with each other - Grease Travolta - Zuko

How do they react to/around each other - Batman + Robin

What do you learn from their interactions - Rachel forced scene

Staging and Choreography

How have the characters been positioned in the shot?

How much freedom of movement do they have?

How naturalistic is thei style of movement?

What do you learn from their movements?

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