The phrase "awesome acting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compliment someone's performance in a film, play, or any other acting context.
Example: "The movie was a hit, largely due to the awesome acting of the lead actors."
Alternatives: "fantastic performance" or "incredible acting".
You can argue that mobile applications shouldn't need to be hundreds of megabytes large, but I won't be able to hear you over the awesome voice acting in Monkey Island.
And Sarah Chalke, Elizabeth Perkins, Brad Garrett, Jon Dore, Stephanie Hunt, Rachel Eggleston and Joe Wengert did an awesome job acting it all out in How To Live With Your Parents (For The Rest Of Your Life).
I love that Trinity represents pageantry and polish but she showed herself to be such a diverse competitor by coming out in very different kinds of looks as well as doing really awesome in acting challenges.
Although it sounds like an insult and you feel that you're totally awesome at acting, you need to be PERFECT.
Fear not, though, there are no star deaths only one rather welcome one [Lucas]." John Beresford of TV Scoop praised the entire episode, stating "the pace didn't let up from start to finish, the whole thing looked awesome, the acting was pitch perfect," and the dialogue "never drops into the realms of trite, or hyperbole, or parody.
However, my parents say that if I wasn't an only child, we probably wouldn't have moved from Texas to Los Angeles, and that is what has allowed me the awesome opportunity to pursue acting.
"This is getting awesome," Spencer tweeted after Trump fired acting Attorney General Sally Yates on Monday.
He also complimented Teri Hatcher's acting, commenting that she "was awesome in the poignant scene where she asks the comatose Mike permission to go on the (almost) date with Ian".
"I'm an awesome fighter but not a great technician," he said, noting that his acting too is driven more by passion than technique.
