자료유형  

 단행본

International Standard Book Number  

9780990733218 : \21920

Dewey Decimal Classification Number  

791.43028-21

Main Entry-Personal Name  

Morris, Andrea by

Title Statement  

The science of on-camera acting / by Andrea Morris, Paul Ekman

Publication, Distribution, etc. (Imprint  

Los Angeles, CA : Becoming Media, 2014

Physical Description  

xi, 177 p : ill. ; 23 cm

General Note  

2025-1 강의지원자료

Summary, Etc.  

요약The Science of On-Camera Acting documents a skill-set for screen actors unlike any other in print or taught in a classroom. Tailored to the camera＇s unique perspective, this streamlined approach offers a complete foundation for mastering comedy and drama, transformative character work, naturalism, and confidence on-set and in auditions. In an unprecedented convergence of art and science, The Science of On-Camera Acting combines decades of experience in front of and behind the camera with exclusive insights from one of the most influential psychologists of the past century, pioneer of the science of emotional expression, Dr. Paul Ekman. Actress, filmmaker, columnist, behavioral science researcher, and Certified Advanced Expert in FACE Micro Expression Training Program, for over 20 years Andrea Morris has worked in film and television while studying the camera＇s sublime perception of the human face. By experimenting with how the camera perceives and translates the slightest nuance of muscle movement, Morris discovered that the scientific model applied to screen acting allows minimal time spent in your head, and maximum ability to unleash creative impulse - the fuel for strong performance. The blending of the physiological sciences, the technology of a rapidly changing digital medium, and the art of acting, makes this book the underpinnings of an entirely new standard of working with the camera. -- from back cover

Index Term-Uncontrolled  

Acting on-camera acting Art dramatique

Added Entry-Personal Name  

Ekman, Paul

Control Number  

sacl:138045

책소개  

"One of the most technically focused on-camera manuals on the market... Morris looks at the neuroscience behind human emotions and what the camera actually captures?from the mechanics of dialogue, voice, and physicality, to discovering your own form of naturalistic acting." ?Backstage.comThe Science of On-Camera Acting is a fusion of art, science, and on-set experience distilled into a working actor’s guide for refining on-camera skills and creating memorable roles.