tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post7503143299212380874..comments2024-01-19T19:53:04.386+00:00Comments on CDoart: Are Bloggers like Camera Men?CDoarthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02768482276143704993noreply@blogger.comBlogger12125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-59727454725854687812011-03-30T12:11:39.020+01:002011-03-30T12:11:39.020+01:00@onemorlurker1
I must have a look through his inte...@onemorlurker1<br />I must have a look through his interviews and hear his voice again. That is not such a feat after all ;o)<br />In filming I think the producer has quite a big role to motivate the team and the actors and give the required feedback and instructions.<br />But RA has a talent to get into the characters to be proud of. Producers must love his focus and determination in bringing out the best of a role and imagined character. <br />This reminds me, I would love to see his notes on some of his characters, especially Lucas / John in Spooks 9 or Guy of Gisborne must also be quite interesting.CDoarthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02768482276143704993noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-7647342110612357252011-03-29T17:01:54.569+01:002011-03-29T17:01:54.569+01:00I know he has mentioned he isn't to keen on ma...I know he has mentioned he isn't to keen on make up artist (maybe because they distract him) so I understand your point but I think he said the rush adrenalin about acting, although I'm not so sure now :P. Unfortunately I can't remember which interviews he said that *sigh*<br /><br />I think you might not get the same feeling shooting 5 times the same scene so the camera gets all the angles as doing it just once and then 'feel' the audience's response, but can't the excitement come from getting inside a character's skin and do what he has to do, sometimes things you wouldn't normally do or say or even feel?<br /><br />OML :)Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-82128180229452226692011-03-28T19:49:25.517+01:002011-03-28T19:49:25.517+01:00@onemorelurker1
Thank you for your tips. I must se...@onemorelurker1<br />Thank you for your tips. I must search for those interviews. You really made me curious about them.<br />I think, that the adrenalin rush is very important to him. What I doubt a bit is, that filming can always give that kind of elated feeling. As film-actor you are somewhat detached from your audience.<br />There are so many camera men and the whole crew team around you, who say<br />"Move here, to the light" / "Some powder is missing, your forehead is shining" and other distracting things like that.<br />This is one of the reasons, why I really admire RA that he can keep his concentration and focus on the scenes in all this fuss around him.CDoarthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02768482276143704993noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-64021235284799212322011-03-28T16:15:56.708+01:002011-03-28T16:15:56.708+01:00I'm not a blogger so I can really comment, jus...I'm not a blogger so I can really comment, just wanted to mention, I think RA has said in 2 interviews something about a rush of adrenalin when acting and I think in one said it's similar to skiing and that's why he liked it. <br /><br />OML :)Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-26034978664447498702011-03-26T15:48:40.727+00:002011-03-26T15:48:40.727+00:00@Nat
Thank you very much for your feedback! I am v...@Nat<br />Thank you very much for your feedback! I am very glad, that the list is useful to you. The event was such a special occasion for me, that it gave me back lots of energy to really keep going in real life. <br />As I just said in my answer to Judiang, FanstRAvaganza is a very special place for me and I am so glad I found it. <br />Thank you Nat, for creating it and welcoming me with open arms!!!CDoarthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02768482276143704993noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-12231059417795034612011-03-26T15:45:00.968+00:002011-03-26T15:45:00.968+00:00@judiang
I see, you do set the priorities right ;o...@judiang<br />I see, you do set the priorities right ;o)<br /><br />For me, I think, blogging is a form of escape. Though in my business blogs I do communicate ideas, here in Fan-world I create the world a bit as I would like it to be not as it really is. I think for me blogging is a bit like a drug giving me enough energy to keep going in real life. <br />If I would go for real life experiences, I would most likely not blog here. There I have such a lot of trolls and nerds around me who just wait to get a chance to use and hurt me.<br />This is the reason, why I am so very grateful to have found such a wonderful, inspiring, caring, thoughtful, appreciating and supportive 'parallel world' in the FanstRAvaganza group of RA fans!!!<br />Thank you for being you and creating such a lovely 'parallel world'!CDoarthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02768482276143704993noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-83289727796289138672011-03-26T05:32:22.682+00:002011-03-26T05:32:22.682+00:00I love your Fanstravaganza index page! You are so...I love your Fanstravaganza index page! You are so organized and it's a great way to keep track of everyone's posts. Thanks! :)Nat at RA FanBloghttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02444335092896254805noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-51822650448036452512011-03-26T02:12:53.258+00:002011-03-26T02:12:53.258+00:00Naturally my shallow self jumped to resolving the ...Naturally my shallow self jumped to resolving the question of his chest hair - very fine and just touch down the center. Mmmm. Thanks for the photo! I'm sorry, what were you saying? ;)<br /><br />I blog to communicate ideas better to world, so I don't see it as an escape. <br /><br />My one acting experience consisted of being called up (guess I looked it) to read a scene which I did quite badly. I took a drama class in college to combat shyness. There's a bit shyness in RA with which we can all empathize I think. Not sure I'm particularly protective. I suppose I might object if he were being unjustly slagged off... hmmm, interesting question.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-5283957131819632432011-03-26T01:53:48.076+00:002011-03-26T01:53:48.076+00:00@Musa
Thank you for sharing your experiences at HS...@Musa<br />Thank you for sharing your experiences at HS.<br />Fortunately I only had to endure a HS play only once and would have rather evaded it after my previous experiences with acting. But everyone in my class had to take part, even when in the end we, to my great luck, mostly ended up with half sentences.<br /><br />What really hit a nerve with me, was your mentioning of 'shyness' and acting being a possibility to be someone else.<br />I think in a way I believe him to be shy. It in my eyes adds to his attractiveness.<br />RA even mentions in an interview for Robin Hood (if I remember correctly), that acting gives the possibility to enact feelings e.g. rage which would not be possible in real life. I think he cherishes the fact that he can be somebody else while acting and whole-heartedly lets himself be drawn into each character he plays. It must be hard to get out of the role again and to draw a line. Also it needs a lot of thoughtfulness to create a whole character in one's mind.<br /><br />I can only add my signature to your reasons for protectiveness. I do not want him to be hurt either. So I think 'RA-protection army' would be a fitting name, though I am not part of the original army community ;o)CDoarthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02768482276143704993noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-8690714917178269282011-03-26T00:55:21.810+00:002011-03-26T00:55:21.810+00:00@Avalon
Thank you very much for talking about your...@Avalon<br />Thank you very much for talking about your experiences.<br />I think, escape from the real world is a very strong aspect for me as well. And lately, with the utter chaos my computers created, I really needed and still need a beautiful online-place (FanstRAvaganza and related blogs) to escape to.<br />Fate has a strange kind of humour sometimes.<br /><br />With the rush an actor gets from performing you say a very true word. I sometimes wonder, if this is the reason for RA. He seems so well prepared and detailed about his acting. I am not sure, if filming, being surrounded not by audience but only by the film team and other actors, can bring him enough feedback to feel the rush. <br />Perhaps this is the reason why he wants to do a stage play, to get direct feedback of the audience and to be immediately connected with their emotions. <br />In his place, I would do name count online as an indirect way to get feedback from the audience without having to read the messages - as he says he does not (fortunately ;o). But perhaps his agents do that anyway and let him know the hopefully through and through nice figures.CDoarthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02768482276143704993noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-6468967907742796922011-03-25T22:38:58.076+00:002011-03-25T22:38:58.076+00:00Very interesting..I think you're absolutely ri...Very interesting..I think you're absolutely right about the anonymity of blogging, especially if you use a name other than your own. I hadn't thought about being a camera, of standing behind the camera before.We can observe others, or RA in this case, from the protection of a blog. I can also share many things that I'm interested in that I don't share with most people in my life by writing about it in my blog. <br /><br />Acting, performance...well...I did act in High School and a bit in college. In HS I belonged to the drama club and so on, and I was often cast as the mother or old aunt or housekeeper in school plays- maybe my shyness and serious appearance-LOL Never thought of it beyond a school activity. I was never one of the HS "stars" and I don't think I was very good, despite my best efforts. But it is also a "cover" if you are shy, to be someone else. To be truly believable is very hard. Maybe why I admire RA so much and am in awe of his talent.<br /><br />Why am I protective of RA? I don't know if we are really able to analyze ourselves that well (though never stopped me before). I think it's because I like him as a person, beyond his talent as an actor, and his physical beauty. I like his "naturalness" (if that's a word) and would hate to see that change, and because I like him so, would hate to see him hurt. I guess that's why :)<br /><br />MusaFabolaktukohttps://www.blogger.com/profile/04061891235841638236noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9002438504617561405.post-73982517598528058722011-03-25T14:02:48.493+00:002011-03-25T14:02:48.493+00:00I like to blog to escape the real world. Another r...I like to blog to escape the real world. Another reason I like the internet. As soon as I turn off the computer, I am faced with the tragedies, stress, and frustrations of everyday life. I suppose this is why I often escape with fiction books and movies.<br /><br />As for the acting situation, I have no idea. I have never desired to act. I have family members that like extra work and production, but like me they have no desire to act. They say it is too hard, not the acting, but the people are to hard on you. <br /><br />I do volunteer work at the local theater, and the stage actors there get a complete rush from being on stage. A lot of times I help with hair or wardrobe and before performance, they are fearful, almost in tears, and then afterwards, they are so excited, such a rush, thriving with enthusiasm. I suppose these are natural born actors.<br /><br /> Maybe this is how RA feels. Maybe he acts to escape the real world and maybe, he gets a rush from being on camera.Avalonhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08722166722435492840noreply@blogger.com