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🎬 What is CHARACTERIZATION? | Acting Basics in India | Part 1 🇮🇳

Characterization is the heart of acting.
It is the process of understanding, building, and living a character — not just memorising lines, but expressing thoughts, emotions, behaviour, and background truthfully.

In this video, Part 1 of our Characterization series, we explain the fundamentals of characterization in a simple, practical way, especially for Indian actors and acting students.

⭐ In this video, you will learn:

• What characterization really means in acting
• Difference between actor and character
• Why characterization is important for films, TV & OTT
• Internal vs external aspects of a character
• How Indian characters are shaped by culture, society & emotions
• Common mistakes actors make while playing characters
• How good characterization improves auditions & performances

🎭 Why characterization matters in India:

Indian cinema is rich in emotions, relationships, social layers, and cultural diversity.
Whether you are performing in Bollywood, regional cinema, theatre, television serials, ads, or OTT web series, strong characterization helps you connect honestly with the audience.

Casting directors don’t look for loud acting — they look for believable characters.

🎓 Who should watch this video?

✔ Beginner actors
✔ Acting students
✔ Theatre artists entering films
✔ OTT aspirants
✔ Content creators & YouTube actors
✔ Anyone serious about learning acting the right way

📌 About Film Production School

Film Production School, Pune, is founded to share real industry knowledge gained from years of professional work in Mumbai television and filmmaking.

We teach:
🎬 Acting
🎥 Direction
📸 Camera
✂️ Editing
🎭 Character building & audition training

🔜 What’s coming in Part 2:

• Character backstory
• Body language & voice
• Emotional preparation
• Scene practice examples

💬 Comment below

What kind of characters do you want to play — realistic, dramatic, negative, or comic?