Hugh Jackman talks about acting

The video discusses the importance of engaging with the camera and compares working with green screens to theater. It highlights how theater prepares individuals by fostering imagination, as actors often perform without real props or settings, relying on creativity to visualize scenes.

What does 'feeding the camera' mean in the context of filming?

• Engaging actively with the camera

• Avoiding eye contact with the camera

• Ignoring the camera's presence

• Turning your back to the camera

Why is theater considered good preparation for working with green screens?

• Because theater actors work with green screens regularly

• Because theater actors are used to imagining non-existent elements

• Because theater uses advanced technology

• Because theater involves real-life settings

What is a common misconception about filming techniques like green screen?

• That theater experience is irrelevant

• That they require no preparation

• That they are easy to master

• That they are similar to theater techniques

In theater, what do actors often have to imagine?

• The audience

• The script

• The setting and elements like a beach

• The director's instructions

What is typically absent from a theater set that actors must imagine?

• Lighting

• Costumes

• Running water

• Sound effects