Acting in Film
Categories: Arts & Photography
Acting in Film is Michael Caine's guide to acting for the camera, drawn from his decades as a screen actor and first published in 1990 from a BBC workshop he gave on the subject. Caine explains how film acting differs from the stage, covering preparation, hitting marks, working with close-ups, eye contact and the eyeline, continuity, and dealing with directors and other actors. He illustrates his advice with anecdotes from his own films and career.
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