This is the youngest actress in the world, who can cry and laugh whenever she wan, but how the actor cry, and produce tears?
An actor (alternatively actress for a female) is a person portraying a character in a dramatic or comic production; she or he performs in: film, television, theatre, or radio. Actor, literally means "one who interprets"; an actor, then, is one who interprets a dramatic character.
How do Actors Cry?
If I asked you to produce tears within the next sixty seconds, could you do it? (Give it a try before you continue to read.)
Physically producing genuine tears is one of the most difficult challenges for actors, especially those who perform live on stage. Actors can use memories of intense experiences in order to elicit tears that spring from real emotions. However, some actors use other "tricks" to generate watery eyes.
Physically producing genuine tears is one of the most difficult challenges for actors, especially those who perform live on stage. Actors can use memories of intense experiences in order to elicit tears that spring from real emotions. However, some actors use other "tricks" to generate watery eyes.
If you are like most of us, you have probably had a good cry -- maybe while watching a sad movie or maybe after a break-up. Of course, some tears are produced because of extreme grief or pain; and sometimes we cry when we experience profound moments of joy. Actors can recall these memories and produce "real"
tears.
To cry "memory driven tears" an actor must be very in touch with his/her past. During the rehearsal process, say the lines after recalling the emotional experience. Choose the right memory for the right part. Find ways to connect the script's lines with personal moments.
