Akademik Dersler - İçerik

Explains the concept of acting comparatively in the contexts of theatre, cinema and animation.
Defines acting in the theatre, cinema and animation.
Explains the differences in acting in animation.
Applies the basic principles of Stanislavski and impulse-based acting methods.
Uses “given circumstances” and “objectives” in scene studies.
Experiments with impulse-driven acting in character behavior.
Expresses the emotional state of the character through body language, gestures and facial expressions.
Evaluates the role of gesture and mimics with movement in meaning-making.
Visualizes the character’s inner state with gestures and facial expressions.
Designs and presents character performances through storyboard, reference video and animatic preparations.
Plans acting references according to scene layout.
Applies timing and rhythm principles in the animatic process.