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<blockquote data-quote="Guest 7034872" data-source="post: 8676791"><p>Oh, I see. Well, that's entirely possible.</p><p></p><p>What I looked for were moments when it seemed clear to me they were <u>not</u> acting (it's a lot easier to catch the genuine smiles, frowns, excited eyes, and teary moments than to catch well-faked ones, especially when dealing with professional actors who just <u>love</u> them some juicy character studies). I definitely found a bunch of those. (There was a moment in Campaign 2 when Mercer sent something to Ray over her cell phone and her emotional agitation, which had nothing to do with the game, was immediately evident and very sharp; the entire crew's reaction to Pumat-Sol was unequivocal; Bailey's reaction to her character's death toward the end of Campaign 2 was unequivocal; etc.) Then I went back and compared them to the rest of each episode, and it seemed pretty clear to me when someone like Travis or Laura was actually open-mouthed surprised by something and when they were doing what I'd call some really good acting work.</p><p></p><p>Still, it certainly may be that I misread their postures and expressions. Because I'm in academia, I'm pretty good at catching a B.S.er, but in no way perfect.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest 7034872, post: 8676791"] Oh, I see. Well, that's entirely possible. What I looked for were moments when it seemed clear to me they were [U]not[/U] acting (it's a lot easier to catch the genuine smiles, frowns, excited eyes, and teary moments than to catch well-faked ones, especially when dealing with professional actors who just [U]love[/U] them some juicy character studies). I definitely found a bunch of those. (There was a moment in Campaign 2 when Mercer sent something to Ray over her cell phone and her emotional agitation, which had nothing to do with the game, was immediately evident and very sharp; the entire crew's reaction to Pumat-Sol was unequivocal; Bailey's reaction to her character's death toward the end of Campaign 2 was unequivocal; etc.) Then I went back and compared them to the rest of each episode, and it seemed pretty clear to me when someone like Travis or Laura was actually open-mouthed surprised by something and when they were doing what I'd call some really good acting work. Still, it certainly may be that I misread their postures and expressions. Because I'm in academia, I'm pretty good at catching a B.S.er, but in no way perfect. [/QUOTE]
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