촬영, 녹음기술로 완성되는 영화연기-고레에다 히로카즈의 <어느 가족>, <아무도 모른다>를 중심으로

Film acting completed with filming and recording techniques-Focusing on <Shoplifters>, <Nobody Knows> by Hirokazu Koreeda

Camera acting requires a different expression method from stage acting due to the characteristics and development of cameras, lighting, and recording equipment. Often, film directors demand that actors who have been performing on the stage for a long time express only about 60-70% of their feelings. Compared to stage art, it is difficult to deny that more realistic and realistic acting is needed in film art. The physical size of the actor on the screen of the movie theater is much larger than when the audience looks at the actor on the stage, and harmony between the actor and media characteristics is very important due to the rapid development of grip equipment, sound collection technology, development of post-sound technology, and realistic sophistication of the theater's speakers. Therefore, the core of camera acting is that the actor reveals the character's emotions and psychology to the audience so that the audience can immerse and explore the character's inner self. Camera acting, especially movie acting, requires relatively smaller and more delicate acting than stage acting because it requires realistic expression of the character's emotions and conditions by capturing the person's blink and subtle changes in wrinkles around the mouth. In this respect, the films of Hirokazu Koreeda capture the characteristics of the medium of film very well. In this study, we will look at how the technology of the movie completes the actor's acting through the examples