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This section is in two main parts; for performers
in a fictional story (actors) and for people appearing in vision
in a non-fiction story (presenters). There are many graduations
of 'non-fiction' - I suppose a the skills of a television chef
are more related to acting than news reporting. And where a dramatised
documentary fits in is even more complicated.
If in doubt, study both sections. In fact, I recommend
that everybody working in film and television, especially people
with directing ambitions, should learn as much as possible about
all the jobs involved.
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To Be or Not To Be - Acting 101
The difference between the camera and
the stage. Keeping up the energy for shots with a two hour
break in between. And how to move without knocking over the
furniture. |
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Presenting for Fun and Profit
The life of a presenter is a curious one.
There's more than a bit of acting in there. Here are a few
bits and pieces about the parts that are different from thespianising. |
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