The phrase "actor move" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to acting or performance, possibly referring to a specific action or technique used by an actor.
Example: "The director emphasized the importance of the actor move during rehearsals to convey the character's emotions effectively."
Alternatives: "performer's action" or "actor's gesture".
Why don't I just try making the actor move his lips to the words of the song?
This new process uses white light -- that is, regular light bulbs instead of lasers -- and projects a grid over the actor's face and body, rather than having an actor move through a three-dimensional grid of laser beams.
Rosemary and her husband, Guy, an aspiring actor, move into an apartment and find themselves surrounded by a gaggle of elderly, eccentric neighbors, particularly Roman and Minnie Castavet (Sidney Blackmer and Ruth Gordon), who live right next door.
Gans claimed that replicating the character's head exactly and having the actor move while wearing it proved to be impractical; he noted that, despite the name, Pyramid Head actually wore "a basin" instead of a triangle-shaped head.
To make the super relatable first-person sequences, they used a Leap Motion hack similar to Isaac Cohen's synesthesia-inducing Rainbow Membrane to let an actor move the gun around like a person.
Gaining and losing weight for roles in prestige films that could net Oscars is seen as a Serious Actor move; gaining and losing weight for blockbusters is a prerequisite.
Christopher Jackson, a Broadway musical actor, moved to Washington Heights last month.
The pair met when the actor moved to Westport.
In recent weeks, Gérard Depardieu — France's most famous actor — moved to Belgium to avoid his home country's high taxes.
As the actor moves, the sensors travel within electromagnetic fields produced by a transmitter that resembles a disco ball.
"You can have situations, of course, where an actor moves and bumps into, or walks through a 3D image.
