In film and television works, the facial expressions and emotions of actors often determine whether the audience can resonate emotionally. However, the actor's performance does not always match the accurate communication of the character's inner world, especially in close-ups, where the audience can easily perceive its shortcomings. For example, Jing Boran's performance in the TV series "New Life" is a typical example. This article aims to explore the subtle relationship between actors' expressions and emotions and how they affect the audience's emotional experience through an in-depth analysis of this phenomenon.
Inconsistencies between expressions and emotions
During the movie, the audience often perceives the emotions of the characters from the expressions of the actors. However, the role of Fei Ke played by Jing Boran in the TV series "New Life" showed abnormal expressions and emotional inconsistencies. For example, in the play, when Fei Ke was abused and should show fear, the audience could only see the coldness of his "tough" face, without the slightest fear. This phenomenon confuses the audience and makes it difficult to understand the inner world of the characters.
Similarly, in another scene, Fei Ke tries to get Su Qian's mercy and financial assistance by self-harm. However, the audience perceived that Jing Boran's pale face was not a serious image of Fei may see excessive blood loss, but a sense of tenacity. This discrepancy between the expression and the inner feeling raises the viewer's question of the authenticity of the character and weakens its emotional appeal.
In film and television art, actors' acting skills have an important impact on the image and emotional expression of the characters. However, compared with the performance of Jing Boran and Wang Yanhui in "New Life", Jing Boran seems too bland. In the deep and dark plot environment, Jing Boran lacks Fei Ke's expressiveness that Fei Ke can't keep his mouth shut and burns with anger, which is difficult to resonate with the audience. On the contrary, Wang Yanhui's performance in the same scene is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and his anger is accurately conveyed through his eyes and expressions, causing the audience to have strong empathy and sympathy.
The superb performance skills of the actors are not only reflected in the depth of emotional communication, but also in the three-dimensional portrayal of the characters. In the work "New Life", although Fei Ke tried to obtain Su Qian's mercy and financial assistance by self-harm, the actor Jing Boran's performance was obviously slightly inferior, and he failed to help the audience deeply understand Fei Ke's real thinking activities through his facial expressions and body movements. In contrast, Peng Yang's excellent performance in the same scene left a deep impression, and her mysterious face made it difficult for the audience to distinguish whether Su Qian sincerely cared about Fei Ke or used Fei Ke to achieve her own goals. This stark contrast further highlights the inadequacy of Jing Boran's performance.
When watching film and television dramas, the audience often uses the actors' superb acting skills to gain an in-depth understanding of the characters' hearts and emotions. However, in the work "New Life", Jing Boran's performance is slightly inferior. The incoherence of expressions and emotions, coupled with the lack of acting skills, makes it difficult for the audience to experience the deep connotation of the characters and arouse spiritual resonance. In contrast, the performances of other actors can convey the emotions and inner world of the characters more accurately, so as to touch the audience's sympathy and resonance. Therefore, Jing Boran needs to further hone his acting skills in order to better interpret the role and win the love of the audience.