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Of Course, You Can Never Watch Something Like Somebody Else Watches Something Like You, But Nonetheless, You Have To Try. So I Think On Camera You Learn A Lot About How Much The Camera Does For You, Which Is What Is The Great Luxury Of Movie Acting. Or Acting Whether It's Tv Or Movies Or Whatever It Is, That The Camera's Really Such A Gift Because There's So Much That It Sees And Does If You're Willing To Just Be Open And Expose Yourself And All Of That. So You Also Learn What Doesn't Matter. And Sometimes When You Think About Things, You Think Things Matter That Don't Matter.

In A Film, If You Can Capture What's Going On Underneath, You Can Begin To Make A Connection Between The Character And The People Watching It.

Sometimes People Don't Rehearse At All, But You Might Have Had A Chance To Rehearse For A Few Days, Or Even More Than That. Then In The Moment When The Camera's Running Is The Only Time It Matters. So Whatever You've Discussed Or Thought About Or Discussed With The Director, The Other Actors, Hopefully There's A Part Of The Experience That You've Left Open So That Only In That Moment The Camera Catches It. That's Of Course The Hardest Thing To Do Because Everything Is Planned And You Have Thought About It In Advance.

I Still Remember The Five Points Of Salesmanship: Attention, Interest, Conviction, Desire And Close.

It Used To Be The One Or The Other, Right? You Were The 'bad Girl' Or The 'good Girl' Or The 'bad Mother' Or The 'good Mother,' 'the Horrible Businesswoman Who Eschewed Her Children' Or 'the Earth Mother Who Was Happy To Be At Home Baking Pies,' All Of That Stuff That We Sort Of Knew Was A Lie.