The phrase "actors preparation" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "actor's preparation" or "actors' preparation"? You can use it when discussing the process or techniques that actors use to prepare for their roles in performances.
Example: "The workshop focused on the various methods of actor's preparation, including emotional recall and character analysis."
Alternatives: "performers' preparation" or "actor training".
But the really scary thing is I've not done any actor preparation for the role of Deli.
This article presents an integrated algorithm based on Dynamic Actor Preparation and Automated Action Planning to control autonomous simulated vehicles in the simulation in order to generate predefined situations.
"Kate Plays Christine" is, in effect, the story of how an actor prepares — and how that preparation becomes a performance in itself.
For anyone who has ever taken an acting class and spent time writhing on the floor or trying to become a tree, there is humorous identification with some of the stranger aspects of the modern actor's preparation process.
Ms. Newbold, a graduate of the Walker Group, the retail design firm where she was a partner, moved from elegant store design -- Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue -- to a niche that requires a Good & Plenty aesthetic and a method actor's preparation.
The character's moments of forceful emotional violence come off as constructed of its pieces; their wildness seems forced and shows the gears of an actor's preparation and decision-making.
Indeed, her typical directorial day seems to have been devised by an overly zealous Method actor as preparation for her role as a beleaguered and barely solvent single mom.
In preparation for the role, Zinta attended Anupam Kher's acting school, "Actor Prepares", to learn the dialect and mannerisms of a Punjabi woman.
Curtis and "Some Like It Hot" were also at the center of Lillian Ross's "Isn't It Wonderful?," from 2002, about the actor's preparations for a musical-theatre version of the film, in which he switched roles to play the millionaire, Osgood Fielding III.
Women are not only particularly vulnerable to disasters, they are also frontline actors in disaster preparation and response; their participation in disaster planning needs to become common practice.
