The phrase "actor at work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an actor who is currently performing or engaged in their craft, often in a professional setting.
Example: "The director praised the actor at work, noting their dedication and skill during the rehearsal."
Alternatives: "performer in action" or "thespian on stage".
I just knew I was witnessing a really special actor at work.
Watching this vigorous, seemingly possessed actor at work, you feel that the name of this creaking vehicle ought really to be changed to "Robert".If Mr Hirsch's jeu is all about demonstration, entertainment and eye-catching bravura, Mr Bouquet's skill is so subtle as to be almost invisible.
The film is set in Sierra Leone in the 1990s and has three well-presented and well-played central characters: Solomon Vandy, a Mende fisherman (played by Djimon Hounsou, the most handsome, beautifully built actor at work today); Danny Archer (Leonardo DiCaprio), a 31-year-old South African; and Maddy Bowen (Jennifer Connelly), a liberal journalist and war chaser, most recently in Bosnia.
McQueen assumes that showing scenes in which unpleasant things happen is enough to make a quasi-tragic drama; Fassbender enacts his part with an impermeable intensity that suggests not a person but an actor at work and that McQueen relies on to do the work that the drama doesn't.
The video above features behind-the-scenes footage of the late actor at work on the Fox musical dramedy and actual scenes with him as Finn Hudson, the quarterback-turned-glee club leader.
However enjoyable and gratifying their exchanges with the fans, these were actors at work.
It all happened because, like me, he'd seen actors at work when he was a kid.
Here was a huge team of actors at work on a massive project made possible only by enhanced government funding.
While you know you're watching blue-chip actors at work, the leads' performances don't carry much dramatic subtlety.
His mother bought him a small camera at 15, and he sneaked it onto sets to snap pictures of actors at work.
We are watching genuine actors at work, not well-paid hired hands filling up the space between agitated zeroes and ones.
