The phrase "actor in view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an actor who is currently visible or present in a particular context, such as a scene or performance.
Example: "The director emphasized the importance of the actor in view, as their expressions conveyed the emotional depth of the scene."
Alternatives: "visible actor" or "present actor".
(2) What are the strengths and aspects to improve of each programme from the perspective of the concerned actors in view of a better services integration?
The toys, manipulated and voiced by actors in full view, play Ethel's brothers and the Rosenbergs' young sons.
"Sandy Hook is a completely fake, with actors, in my view, manufactured.
R2 only change ME2, in actor view; R1 does not change ME1 but will affect the senses between ME1 and ME2.
AETMIS HTA practices, context and mandate offer the conditions for such a mobilization of knowledge and actors, and their mediation, in view of supporting decision-making.
No. "Well," said the driver "you must know the old saying 'The world's a stage and everybody in it is an actor in it.'" View Article By Phil Klay By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By John Cassidy.
Last year, I saw Liev at the 2010 Drama Desk Awards when he received his trophy for Outstanding Lead Actor In a Play (A View From The Bridge).
Velocity It's awkward to acknowledge, in view of the actor's untimely death, but slapping on a Walker movie and not getting at least one rampant spree of expert but highly irresponsible driving would be like going to a clean-shaven ZZ Top concert.
Since we are viewing an "actor" in this type of situation, it may be helpful to view them as someone who has acted for the purpose of helping you to develop patience.
Just a few years ago, it was the Halloween haunted house or an immersive play like Sleep No More — full of actors and props with no screens in view — that most vividly transported our minds and bodies.
