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Acting Reference #59
Here's a nice clip from the movie Drive (one of the best films of 2011) Bryan Cranston's character is cleaning a car part while he delivers his dialog, which is a great example of a secondary action. Giving your character something to do while they talk will make the shot feel much more natural. I also like the subtle flirting that's going on between Ryan Gosling & Carey Mulligan.
Acting Reference #59 from Kyle Kenworthy on Vimeo.
Acting Reference #59 from Kyle Kenworthy on Vimeo.
Monday, February 20, 2012
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Acting Reference #58
I wanted to show this clip because I think this movie had the best performance of 2011. This is Michael Shannon in Take Shelter. Its really sad because he hasn't received hardly any award recognition. He gives a performance that is both heartbreaking and terrifying. In this clip, I love the little mouth twitch he does right after she asks him how he is going to pay for that. Its a great nervous tick and makes you feel there's a lot going through his mind. Great movie with great performances,check it out!
Acting Reference #58 from Kyle Kenworthy on Vimeo.
Acting Reference #58 from Kyle Kenworthy on Vimeo.
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