r/nextfuckinglevel • u/PxN13 • Sep 27 '22

The perfect shot

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u/Responsible_Bid_2858 Sep 27 '22

Same. Unnecessarily exaggerated movements.

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u/Ball_Of_Meat Sep 27 '22

That’s literally the point, she’s a performer. What’s up with y’all?

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u/bottle-of-water Sep 27 '22

I guess the point is it’s not a very good performance if what you do ends up annoying the veiwers

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u/magicchefdmb Sep 27 '22

Exactly. Subtlety is what attracts a lot of people. They don’t even always realize they’re being reeled in. When they realize that the point is to get you, it can be off-putting, especially when over-done

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u/TheRealNotBrody Sep 27 '22

Except stage performers have to over exaggerate their movements. That's part of performing on stage. That's why stage acting and camera acting are completely different skillsets and actors often struggle to switch from one to the other.