The peak acting skills of the actor

Chapter 367 Don't Imitate
The method Cheng Feng wants to try, on the psychological level, can be called the establishment of a second personality.

According to the symptoms of multiple personality patients in Gao Ming's "Hypnotist's Notes", awakening the second personality can be achieved by imitating other characters, deeply imitating the characters' words and deeds.

Similarly, in Gao Ming's "Genius on the Left and Crazy on the Right", it is also written that a woman imitates other people around her and learns the words and deeds of others, and they are almost exactly the same.

Theoretically, if someone wants to build a second personality, he can try to imitate other people, whether it is the characters in anime or film and television dramas, but first of all, make sure that the characters you imitate have complete characteristics and the characters you want to imitate Integrity, otherwise the imitated personality may be swallowed by the main personality and evolve into a similar mood or a single emotion.

The clown, there are multiple comic versions of this character. At the beginning, Heath Ledger, after reading a lot of comics, began to imitate and build the character of the clown in his heart.

Before Heath Ledger, in all superhero movies, there has never been a deformed villain who can be played so flesh and blood.

Before Heath Ledger, no matter how good an actor was, he always subconsciously positioned his role as an exaggerated villain in comics.

And the same is true in this plane now, there have been people playing this role before, but they only played the clown as a simple crazy villain. Naturally, in this plane, apart from comic fans, many movie fans think that the so-called clown is a clown.

In the world of the previous life, only Heath Ledger realized the uncomplicated truth after retreating in a hotel for 43 days.

"I'm the clown!

I'm a living, mind-bending character in the real world! "

In one sentence, it can be seen that his personality is changing.

In order for a character to find an accurate positioning between the madness in the virtual world and the rationality in the real world, it must rely on the talent of the actor.

Obviously Heath Ledger grasped the character's psychology, but he also paid the price of mental damage.

In the hotel suite, Cheng Feng stared at the screen of the tablet computer in his hand. He tried to construct a complete image of the clown in his mind by reading and browsing comics about clowns.

Then fill in the role of the clown with the hurts I suffered when I was a child and when I was growing up, including the negative emotions caused by my being rubbed by reality.

Of course, try it out first, to see if you can control this constructed character, focus on the psychological level, don't put your mind into it, just try it lightly, and feel it first.

If he felt that if he put all his heart and soul into it, he would be able to release the clown, but he would not be able to pull it back, or if the pull was not clean, then Cheng Feng would not choose to continue.

He will directly choose to hang up and let the system characters possess to perform. He doesn't want his spiritual level to be irreparably polluted, which will affect his normal life.

There are multiple versions of the clown in the comics. At this moment, Cheng Feng is reading a work that is considered a masterpiece of clowns by fans of the world's DC comics - "Deadly Joke".

In the versions that Cheng Feng had read before, the characters in the clown comics were described in terms of good and bad, with some good and some unsatisfactory.

And this "Deadly Joke" is nothing more than injecting soul into the clown, a character who was originally evil because of evil.

The first appearance of the character of the Joker was in the first issue of "Batman".

But the most vivid description of the clown's character and acting style is this DC single comic book published in 1988: "Fatal Joke"

After reading the works related to clowns, Cheng Feng discovered that there are three versions of clowns.

Classic Joker, Deadly Joke Joker, Endgame Joker.

The first is the generic clown, known as the Prince of Crime, which incorporates elements of clown comedy into crime.

And the clown in "Fatal Joke" revolves around its tragic origin, and embodies the point that "people will eventually go crazy after an extreme breakdown" to the extreme.

The clown in "Endgame" is completely crazy. This clown is described as a monster that has lived for thousands of years. He is the embodiment of madness and the source of chaos.

Obviously, in the movie, the clown shot by Cheng Feng this time should be based on the maddened clown in the version of Deadly Joke, with the shadow of the final clown added.

Thinking of this, in the dim hotel suite, Cheng Feng opened the curtains to let the outdoor light into the room, opened the window, and took a deep breath.

He spit out the depression and melancholy in his heart deeply, then stretched his waist, hesitated in his eyes, finally gritted his teeth, closed the windows, and drew the curtains.

First, I used my mobile phone to record the step-by-step voice of the self-hypnosis suggestion in advance. The whole recording process took two hours.

Self-hypnosis builds a character, which is divided into four steps, induction, deepening, instruction, and awakening.

After everything was ready, Cheng Feng sat on a chair, looked at himself in the mirror, put on the earphones and turned on the recorded voice, and performed self-hypnosis to build up the inner beast with the clown as the blueprint.

Cheng Feng first self-induced, which is actually equivalent to a process of relaxation and tranquility.

Cheng Feng deliberately closed the curtains in order to create a quiet and dark environment in the entire hotel suite.

At this time, Cheng Feng was sitting on the chair, with his hands flat on his knees, quietly and steadily staring at himself reflected in the mirror.

Cheng Feng took a deep breath, held it as much as possible, and tensed all the muscles in his body, especially his hands, and then exhaled slowly.

Then gradually relax the muscles of the whole body, and repeat this several times.

Then the voice came to 300 and slowly counted backwards. While counting, Cheng Feng thought to relax the muscles of his feet until his feet were soft and loose, almost unconscious.

Then start from the feet and relax the ankle joints, calves, thighs, buttocks, abdomen, chest, hands, forearms, elbows, shoulders, neck, face, drooping eyelids, gradually closing the eyelids, and gently leaning the head forward , drooping.

At this moment, through the pre-recorded voice guidance, Cheng Feng repeatedly recalled the clown's life experience in his mind, imagining that he was constantly experiencing his past in the clown's plot, and then began to slowly invest in the scenes of the comics he had just read. Draw a picture in your head.

Then, through the instructions in the voice, I warned myself to mobilize the helpless, angry, and sad things in my daily life and past experiences, even if I heard about them, saw them, and happened in the society. The heinous dark side around the corner.

Let these bad things in memory arouse layers of negative emotions, and constantly fill the clown character outlined in my mind.

Then there is awakening, which is awakening from the trance.

Following the voice prompt, Cheng Feng began to be liberated from the semi-hypnotic state.

Subconsciously, Cheng Feng frowned. The effect of the self-psychological hypnosis suggestion just now was mediocre. After all, to be on the safe side, the voice commands recorded by Cheng Feng were all superficial.

(End of this chapter)