British Actors

How to write a film score, and produce an Oscar Winning Movie.

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The United Kingdom puts out a superior grade of actor. Many British actors begin theater in schools like RADA compared to their American counterparts who begin in film and television. Here are some UK actors that bear watching.

Plasma and LCD TVs, Blu-Ray Disc Players and now the ingenious Smart TV invention has begun to cause a stir. Time to get the lowdown on the newest craze in the electronics and entertainment industry...

What is on television, and what role does it play in people's lives? What purpose is it serving, and do people's expectations affect television programming at all?

Each year, the Irish Film and Television Academy's annual awards show recognizes some of the best contributions of Irish talent in both the national and international arenas.

Growing up in a rural town in Upstate New York, I only had access to a few television channels, like public television. Here's a tribute to five great British actors I loved watching in films and TV shows like Masterpiece Theatre.

A detailed look at how television captures it's intended audience and the effects it has on the general populace and the Christian in particular.

Find out the most controversy movies ever made that shock the world.

A critical examination of the boundaries that exist between film and television.

With all the changes in technology and program content, buying a tv set is not as simple as it once was. While it is easy to be tempted to buy the one that looks prettiest in the advertisement or on the showroom floor...

Every person has wants and needs. Abraham Maslow is known for theorizing that there are certain lower needs that need to be satisfied before higher needs can be achieved. He believes that in order to be completely happy, other needs must be met first.

Screen width is everything--even back in the days of the great painters in the Renaissance. It's no different with digital TV's--and older media has a threat of not being watched any longer by those who don't want to deal with something called The Pillar Box Effect...

With the tragic and sudden death of Heath Ledger now over a week old, the old show business adage, "The show must go on" leaps into the story.

British actor Lennie James talks about his career

A look at the TV shows and culture of 1950s America.

Television has morphed from a medium determined to spread mass culture, to creating a sense of reality which at the very least is disturbingly false.

There was a time when television reflected the main stream values of society. Is that still effective today? Or does television shape us in installing what television producers and executives as well as stars want us to think?

Many actors who achieve film success begin in TV. Of the 2006 Oscar nominees, here are some who went from the small screen to the big screen. Some of them continue to work in both mediums

When researching the affects that television and advertising have on us citizens of America, it would be impossible to rule out these forms of media as key opportunities for media companies to attract viewers.

The “Speaking with Conviction” acting exercise is used by professionals to help train their mind and vocal chords to delivery every line with true and heavy conviction.

One of my personal favorite acting exercises is called, “Mirroring,” and its purpose is to help actors gain focus while simultaneously engaging two individuals to sync up their energy.

This acting exercise is designed to help teach actors how to perform based on environmental conditions without losing the purpose of a scene due to over-acting the elements.

An overview of the life and career of actor Ben Gazzara

Although eliminating self-conscious behavior is a long and very personalized process, there are several tips I’ve cultivated throughout my years of working on the stage and in front of the camera.

Social inhibitions are a common ailment plaguing the majority of actors; however, the severity and type of social inhibitions can greatly vary from actor-to-actor, but with work even the most powerful inhibitions can be chipped away.

A memory of how the William Castle film, "The Tingler," scared bloody hell out of me in 1959.