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Correlated Expression of The Body, Face, and Voice During Character Portrayal in Actors

2022-02-14

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Actors are required to engage in multimodal modulations of their body, face, and voice in order to create a holistic portrayal of a character during performance. We present here the first trimodal analysis of the process of character portrayal in professional actors. The actors portrayed a series of stock characters (e.g., king, bully) that were organized according to a predictive scheme based on the two orthogona...

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2cce0de3-e841-5b2d-ad1a-1417297a7f61
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1315367/v1
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