英語(yǔ)時(shí)差:夢(mèng)想職業(yè)-演員 （1）

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If you didn’t have to work to make a living,then what would you like to do? What would you fancy doing to make a living?If money wasn’t a problem, family responsibilities or education, if you could set all that to one side.Then what would you really like to do? We all dream from time to time about giving up our day job. A dream job. What would you really like to do for a job? But what is the nation’s favourite dream job? In the UK, the number one dream job is actor. We’ll be hearing expert views about why so many people think that acting is the perfect job for them. The stage has a particular high about it, The intensity of it is fantastic. It's absolutely fantastic. The best bits about acting I suppose, in a way, it's the people you meet in the business because they really are wonderful. Dare I say we are a breed unto ourselves. Let’s hear actors themselves talk about their job requirements. To be a good actor, you have to be quite a sensitive person, understand human behaviour. I mean it's a fascinating job, you’re partly an anthropologist, you're digging into, why do we do things, what makes us do things. Young actresses Jessica Stevenson and Kacey Ainsworth share their views on acting with us. It’s about a kind of stamina, a kind of emotional almost physical stamina in terms of staying focused, making sure you are still in the moment.