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Motion Capture Is Exactly What It Says: It's Physical Moves, Whereas Performance Capture Is The Entire Performance - Including Your Facial Performance. If You're Doing, Say, Martial Arts For A Video Game, That Is Motion Capture. This Is Basically Another Way Of Recording An Actor's Performance: Audio, Facial And Physical.

[greek] Theater Started Off And Used Masks And Kabuki, In The East, They Used Mask-work. And Then, Commedia Dell'arte In Italy And Then, You Know, We're Part Of An Acting Tradition And, And Performance Capture Is No Different.

We're Live In A World That Has, In Many Ways, Become Desensitized And Unable To Empathize With Other Cultures And Species. The Dangerous Part Is That We Objectify Others And Have Somehow Removed Ourselves, Mentally, From The Very Planet We Inhabit.

Performance Capture Is A Genre Of Acting Which Is Not Going To Go Away, It's Going To Proliferate More And More. I'm Passionate About It, And I Love It. It's The Most Liberating Tool An Actor Has, Because You Are Not Limited By Your Own Physicality, Look, Or Color Of Your Eyes.

I Mean, In Many Ways, You Know, I Felt Very Connected To Ian (dury) On, On A Lot Of Levels. I Mean, Politically, & Sort Of, Socially, Our, Kind Of, Social Backgrounds Are Quite Similar In Many Ways, As Well As Our Kind Of Artistic Endeavors. So There Were Many, Many Things That Sort Of Chimed In For Me, And Kind Of Made Me Feel Very Instinctive About Playing Him, And, And Although, There Was Sort Of A Certain Amount Of Impression Involved, Actually, There's A Lot Of Myself In The Role.