Horizon said:
Then why are you practically preaching about how acting is art? If you're not the perfect judge for saying who the best actor is, you're not really the perfect judge to say what real art is, now are you?
And you know how many things are categorized as something they're not? Take Koala Bears for example: they aren't bears whatsoever. And I heard the same with Pandas, but don't quote me on that one.
Tom Hanks is pretty good (for an actor), but meh...Reading off what someone else wrote just isn't art for me. Not even in the slightest. Although actors get bonus marks when they do...That thing that I can't, for the life of me, remember the word for when they come up with something to do themselves. Like free-lance acting or something...Well, yeah, basically when they make up what they're supposed to do themselves as either the director and co. want them too or for whatever reason.
And who? The last guy sounds familiar, but I still can't quite place it. And maybe. For being actors that is.
because i droped theater studies to continue with fine art....
lol, yes, i am awear that many things are named such that they shouldn't be... but acting is genuinly quolified as a ligitimate art... or do i need to go sue my drama teacher?
yes, interperative inporvisation.... that's where you see the real art.
art is a form of expression....
are you telling me now that dancing isn't an art?
some people can't use their hands to expressthemselves, so some use words, others use their body.
art isn't confinde to a sheet of paper...
that's why so many people can do such different things... i mean... i don't understand how a half empty glass of water on a shelf can be considered art.... but it is all the same...
i could be really tacky here and go get the huge dictionary downstairs and tel you the definition of art.... but it's downstairs and it's hearvy
but yeah... i'm just wondering... have ou ever gone to the theater?
or seen the royal shakespear company in action?
they have a director, ye... because it's necessary to have someone looking in on the outside, telling them how it looks back... but they develop the charaters manorisms and such themselves... they have the guidlines with the script, but it;s their job to make it clear what they're doing, so the audience can understand it, without haveing to spacifically understand everyword that's spoken....
lol, those last to actors are two very highly respected actors that indeed started off in the royal shakespear company.
damn Judey Dench... umm... she played queen victoria in victoria? err... she's the new 'm' in the james bond films... she was the older iris in that iris film.. lol.. she's been in loads, it would be stupid for me to name all the roles she's ever played
sir Ian McKellin..... Gandalf dear