The phrase "acting movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance, theater, or any situation where movement is being performed or enacted.
Example: "The acting movement in the play was so powerful that it captivated the entire audience."
Alternatives: "performative movement" or "theatrical movement".
She teaches acting, movement and directing/devising work at conservatories and studios in and out of New York City and is currently on faculty at Princeton University and CAP 21 Musical Theatre Conservatory.
Seated at a little table, with two volumes on Buddhist meditation in front of him along with a giant green crystal, he touched on all the legendary names of that acting movement — Stanislavski, Boleslavsky, Stella Adler, Lee Strasberg — and threw in Goethe's "Sorrows of Young Werther" for good measure.
He took voice lessons and classes in acting, movement and dance.
Considering the under-utilisation of high-quality substrates near edges, we suggest that foraging substrate availability cannot explain the results obtained; the hypothesis that edges are acting as movement conduits likely explain woodpecker movement patterns we observed.
Singers will receive training in acting and movement as well as dramatic and vocal coaching.
Both knew how to make drama part of dancing and did not impose acting upon movement.
The training regimens for aspiring opera singers typically include acting classes, movement workshops, dance lessons, sometimes even tips on fencing.
She pauses then adds: "We still make enormous divisions between dance and theatre, and actually all acting is movement.
Workshops and classes were held on acting, improvisation, movement, voice, Renaissance theater practices and theater arts and crafts.
Encourages experimentation with different genres of singing, acting, and movement by exploring an array of historical and contemporary styles and techniques.
Mr. Sellars's production blends the cast of three singers, three dancers and the countertenors into a fluid choreography of gestures that mingle singing, acting and movement.
