Award-winning Nollywood actress Toyin Alausa has shared deep thoughts about the real meaning of acting, stressing that the craft is much more than memorizing scripts.
In a post on Instagram, the actress explained that true acting comes from surrendering to the moment and combining emotions with technical skill to bring characters to life. She noted that an actor must first feel emotions deeply before making the audience feel them.
Alausa also highlighted that emotional scenes, such as crying on screen, do not happen by chance. Instead, they require discipline, vulnerability, and years of dedication to perfecting the art.
According to her, “Every crying scene you see on screen takes discipline, vulnerability, and countless hours of perfecting the art. This is why we say acting is lived, not faked.”
Her post has since sparked admiration from fans and colleagues, who praised her for redefining the essence of true acting.
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