Most actors just tell a production company or a studio what would happen — "And this is where I tumble off the roof" — but Faris acts it all out, performing dialogue, selling the jokes, demonstrating her eagerness to work not as talent for hire but as a producer and star of material she loves.
RJ: It's also a reminder that cinema is not just about actors performing dialogue, it's also about the language of the director, his vision and the way he shoots, to tell such an incredible story in a somewhat simple way, that is the art.
Shearer is often able to perform dialogue between the two characters in one take.
Shearer is also the voice of Burns' assistant Smithers, and is able to perform dialogue between the two characters in one take.
Bond, who at this point in her career was known primarily as a concert singer and had little experience as an actress, did not feel capable of performing dialogue, and these passages were revised to cut Hebe's dialogue.
The text is an anonymous Restoration adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream: tradition condemns it as dramatically ramshackle, and the piece is nowadays usually performed without dialogue.
Teresa Cassese Aubel, the troupe's artistic director, and Barbara Walczak, a former soloist with the New York City Ballet, have choreographed the story, which is performed without dialogue, though it does have recorded music and a few extemporaneous sound effects: Daniel Ojeda, the little boy who plays the wolf, sometimes growls (but only at the adults in the audience).
The interviews were performed as dialogues, and open-ended questions were used to evoke descriptions of personal experiences that reflected participants' perceptions and feelings [ 31].
He would perform his dialogue out loud, while my mum transcribed it at the typewriter.
Mr. Oberzan performs some dialogue in person, but most of the show is on screen.
