Stand-in Legal, Social & Cultural Technicians

Adapt to different types of media such as television, movies, commercials, and others. Adapt work to type of media, scale of production, budget, genres within type of media, and others.

Break down a script by analysing the dramaturgy, form, themes and structure of a script. Conduct relevant research if necessary.

Follow the instructions of the director while understanding his creative vision.

Memorise your role in a performance or broadcast, whether it is text, movement, or music.

Study various media sources such as broadcasts, print media, and online media in order to gather inspiration for the development of creative concepts.

Work with the crew responsible for the camera operation and movement to get directions from them on where to stand for an aesthetic result.

Work with the director of photography on the artistic and creative vision that needs to be followed during production of a movie or theatre production.

Work with the crew responsible for the lighting setup and operation to get directions from them on where to stand for an aesthetic result.

Adapt to different roles in a play, regarding the styles, ways of acting and aesthetics.

Study and rehearse roles from scripts; interpret, learn and memorise lines, stunts, and cues as directed.

Work closely with directors, fellow actors and playwrights to find the ideal interpretation to a role.

The various development stages of making a film, such as scriptwriting, financing, shooting, editing, and distribution.

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Get Started in Film Making

Tom Holden

2018

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The different acting techniques for developing lifelike performances, such as method acting, classical acting, and Meisner technique.

The characteristics of techniques used to create atmospheres and effects on camera or on stage; the equipment required and appropriate setup to use.

Art and practice of creating aesthetically appealing images by recording light or electromagnetic radiation.

Perform in artistic productions of differents disciplines such as classical ballet, modern dance, contemporary dance, early dance, ethnic dance, folk dance, acrobatic dances and street dance.

Market one's own strengths in terms of skills and knowledge.

Use the voice to produce musical sounds, marked by tone and rhythm.

Work with the staff responsible for costumes and make up in line with their creative vision and obtain directions from them about how make-up and costumes should look.

Express emotions and ideas through movements, gestures, and actions.

Harmonise body movements in accordance to rhythm and melody, aestetic or dramatic concept, dramatic pace, etc.

Perform the lines, as written in the script, with animation. Make the character come to life.

Study and practice dance moves required in artistic productions.

Study and practise lyrics, melody, and rhythm of songs.

Study lines and actions. Practise them before recording or shooting to find the best way to perform them.

Rehearse lines and acting with fellow actors to be attuned to each other.