Screen Acting: How to Succeed in Motion Pictures and TelevisionLone Eagle, 1987 - 377 Seiten |
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... head , producing head resonance ( upper register ) and the chest area , producing chest tones ( lower register ) . The lower register is like a baffle which gives the voice a larger sound in the lower frequencies . Head tones are higher ...
... head , producing head resonance ( upper register ) and the chest area , producing chest tones ( lower register ) . The lower register is like a baffle which gives the voice a larger sound in the lower frequencies . Head tones are higher ...
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... head . The camera is close enough to cap- ture important facial expression and gesture . Used extensively for motion ... head . MEDIUM CLOSE - UP ( MCU ) : frames player midway between the waist and shoulders to just above the head ...
... head . The camera is close enough to cap- ture important facial expression and gesture . Used extensively for motion ... head . MEDIUM CLOSE - UP ( MCU ) : frames player midway between the waist and shoulders to just above the head ...
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... head and shoulders relatively still to avoid ' popping ' in and out of frame . Head stillness is imperative in a choker close - up where a player's thoughts and feelings need to be expressed through the eyes . Don't allow the eyes to ...
... head and shoulders relatively still to avoid ' popping ' in and out of frame . Head stillness is imperative in a choker close - up where a player's thoughts and feelings need to be expressed through the eyes . Don't allow the eyes to ...
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