This article analyzes how theatre and cinema contribute to acting skills, suggesting effective hybrid methods for training.
This article analyzes the interrelation between dramatic theatre and cinema in the formation of acting skills. The integration of live performance, stage expressiveness, and emotional projection techniques from theatre with naturalism, facial expression, and on-camera acting techniques from cinema plays a significant role in developing an actor's creative potential. The article explores the similarities and differences between acting methods in theatre and film, practical recommendations for their effective application in modern actor training, and the advantages of using hybrid (combined) methods in the education of young actors.
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Khamidova Shoira Sotimboyevna (2025) studied this question.
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