THE THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE IN THE CINEMATIC MOVIES

The beginning of the art of acting in cinema depends on the technical development of the industry. Cinema began to present silent films because of the lack of technical means for recording sound at the time. The actor's expressive role in performing the dramatic character he represents in the film depends mainly on his physical abilities the embodiment of emotions in all situations that pass through the personality of the cinematic film. Many academic studies have compared and searched for differences in the performance of the theater and film actor. A study did not address the cinematic performance of a theater actor. The performance of the actor through the screen is also a feature of the cinematic performance of the scene. The combination of expressive techniques used by the audiovisual arts in a presentation designed to convey an idea to the recipient through the integration of artistic elements into a form of artistic creativity that has unity and aesthetic harmony must include the performance of the actor in the presentation. Therefore, studies and research should be conducted to identify this representative performance in the presentation.