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classical acting (Stanislavsky method)
actor has to understand character; motivations, life story, etc
method acting
using actors’ own life to conjure up emotions necessary for performance
meisner technique
improv; reacting to scene and actors around you
chekhov method
literally changing the perception of your body and mind to become the character
practical aesthetics acting
relying on script only for character; actors don’t get to insert their interpretations
bresson method
emphasis on not delving into psyche of characters; actors feel mechanic on purpose
metric montage
same # of frames per sequence
rhythmic montage
follows rhythms within shots
tonal montage
pays attention to the mood of the shots rather than literal meanings
over tonal montage
juxtaposition between movement and stasis in shots
intellectual montage
editing unrelated imagery together to create a greater meaning