The phrase "acting period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific timeframe during which an actor performs or a character is portrayed in a play, film, or other performance.
Example: "The acting period for the play will run from March to June, with rehearsals starting in February."
Alternatives: "performance duration" or "acting timeframe".
Not only was it stuff I never got to do on the show, but I got to do things I've never done in acting, period".
More white women have won Oscars for acting in yellowface than Asian women have for acting, period; in 2016 alone, Tilda Swinton has been cast as a Tibetan man, Scarlett Johansson as a Japanese cyborg cop, Billy Magnussen as the lead in a Bruce Lee biopic, and Matt Damon as China's white male savior.
In New York, they might stay at the Gramercy Park Hotel, a Strummer favourite from his Clash days, and in Los Angeles, they lived it up at the famous Chateau Marmont, which he knew from his acting period.
Some minor factors, such as the concentration of the particles, the nature of the substrate, and the acting period of the electric field, were also discussed [6 9].
Among various opioids, remifentanil, a selective μ-opioid agonist, is widely administered due to its rapid onset, short acting period and predictable rapid recovery [ 1].
(In later years, Foster Sidney returned to acting, a period she calls "ten years in Heaven").
In order to investigate the influence of opening sizes on the elastic response ofsquat shear wall, a shear wall with dimensions of 3.6 m high, 3.6 m wideand 0.2-m-thick shear wall, subjected to EL Centro earthquake loading acting overthe period of 31.18 s, has been considered.
Over the past few years, several empirical models have emerged to address the second limitation, but they are challenged by the time to transition from infinite-acting flow period to the boundary-dominated flow.
Heuristically, this suggests that active inference presents in one of two modes; either attending to sensations or acting during periods of sensory attenuation.
His players, Paul Bettany, Olivia Williams and Helena Bonham Carter, demonstrate the classic gestures of English period acting.
A few months ago, during a panel discussion of period acting at the New Yorker Festival, Stevens noted that most of the dialogue in the adaptation came straight from Austen's pages.
