Sentence examples for acting term from inspiring English sources

We'd attack each one by seeding it with at least one acting term.

Remember: Make your voice loud- or in the acting term, project your voice.

'In acting terms, she couldn't say a line.

You can't directly replace Pinter any more than, in acting terms, you could Laurence Olivier.

In some ways, Moore is in acting terms the equivalent of Sean Penn: a big gun who goes off with a loud bang.

Yes, it is a movie that has an ensemble that is played through a prismatic narrative, but in acting terms – give or take a smashing Matt Damon assist – the movie belongs to him.

In acting terms, he had wandered into a dangerous area that technique couldn't float him out of; only the depth of his emotional commitment to the character and the scene could.

My error was not unique: the new issue of Grazia devotes a page to speculation that Emma Watson (in acting terms, an unknown-known) cropped her hair to win the part.

Sienna Miller features in the movie in yet another of the tiny submissive female supporting roles that she is currently lumbered with, playing talented chef Helene, the one colleague who can truly sense his vulnerability and with whom he shares an intimate moment which in acting terms can only be described as vacuum-packed.

In acting terms, he is the southern-fried weirdo, the odd guy in the corner, the hillbilly savant; someone who has had his talents harnessed by such fringe-aesthetic film-makers as Sam Raimi (A Simple Plan), the Coen brothers (The Man Who Wasn't There) and Jim Jarmusch (Dead Man).

In acting terms as well as for plot purposes, his is a stabilizing presence, and Harris' performance does as much as anything in grounding the film and at least pointing it toward believability.