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1. www.backstage.com › magazine › articleGood Acting vs. Bad Acting: How to Tell (with Examples ...

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   Mar 15, 2024 · A good actor performs with naturalism and nuance. You believe them. You don’t see an actor who learned their lines, put on a costume, and followed the director’s exact instructions in front of...

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2. www.bapam.org.uk › actors-mental-health-resilienceReflecting on Actors' Mental Health and Resilience - BAPAM

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   Feb 16, 2021 · Why is there still a stigma around mental health in the arts, particularly among actors? Learn more about this important issue & how we can break the taboo

3. www.apa.org › monitor › 2024Is mental health still misconstrued on screen? Psychology ...

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   Mar 1, 2024 · Psychology goes to Hollywood to dispel stigma. Psychologists are increasingly consulting in the entertainment industry to improve mental health portrayals on-screen and more. And the industry is eager for psychologists’ expertise. By Anna Medaris Date created: March 1, 2024 17 min read. Vol. 55 No. 2.

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5. amptalent.com › learning_centers › 10-personality10 Personality Characteristics That Make Great Actors

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   You can’t be afraid, or unwilling to go to the dark and emotional places of yourself and become a great actor. Actors have to constantly be assessing themselves as people, trying to improve, as well as get closer to who they really are.

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6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Mental health-related stigma in movies: A call for action to ...

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   Feb 3, 2023 · The film festival “AUSNAHME|ZUSTAND” (State of Emergency)—do feature films and documentaries on mental health reduce stigma and influence help-seeking attitudes? Psychiatry Research , 220(3), 1043–1050.

7. www.bbc.com › culture › articleWhy Nicolas Cage is Hollywood's most misunderstood star - BBC

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   (Credit: Alamy) In new film The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, Cage plays himself and pokes fun at his OTT persona. But his genuine greatness should not be forgotten, writes Anna Bogutskaya....

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   Do movies stigmatize mental health problems?

   • “When portrayals in films are negative, ridicule people with mental health problems or portray them in frightening ways, I think it really stigmatizes mental health problems and makes it hard (for people) to get treatment,” Williams said. “They feel so stigmatized about having a mental illness that they won’t go get help.”

   'Stomping out the stigma': A look at the portrayal of mental health in

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   Are mental health stigmas a problem?

   • These stigmas are especially troubling since about 50 percent of people in the United States will qualify for a mental health diagnosis at some point in their lives, according to Williams. Despite this prevalence, people often do not recognize mental illnesses, let alone know how to respond to them.

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   Are people with mental illnesses stigmatized?

   • Gayle Hollingsworth, president of the Salt Lake NAMI affiliate, echoed this sentiment, saying that in such films “people with mental illnesses are totally stigmatized as being incurably violent.” Williams said films depicting characters with mental illnesses in frightening ways can cause even deeper problems beyond creating a stereotype or stigma.

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   Is there a stigma about suffering?

   • Within the industry there still exists quite a stigma about suffering. The prevailing attitude still seems to be that one ought to be able to cope alone with the demands of life and the work, including that which this demanding work may itself stir up.

   Reflecting on Actors' Mental Health and Resilience - BAPAM

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   Are mental illness movies a bad idea?

   • One mental illness stereotype films tend to perpetuate is the view that the person with the psychological disorder is “the villain,” Erekson said. Many moviegoers are drawn to sensationalism, often paying to see rated-R thriller movies such as "Psycho," "Misery" and "The Shining." Viewing these films, however, can come at another cost.

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   Is mental health a stereotype in movies?

   • Erekson added that another mental health stereotype in films is for the illness to be portrayed lightly — as an issue that is not really problematic as long as it can just be accepted. The problem with this is that it ignores the benefits of good treatment and therapy.

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9. www.deseret.com › 2016/5/19 › 20588890'Stomping out the stigma': A look at the portrayal of mental ...

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   May 20, 2016 · The main purpose in continuing and increasing the accurate portrayal of mental illness in films boils down to what Hollingsworth calls “stomping out the stigma.”