Screen acting

audiobook

Screen acting

by Mae Marsh

EN·~1 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total

SCREEN ACTING

0:17

FOREWORD

2:23

Illustrations

0:01

MAE MARSH, MOTION PICTURE ACTRESS

0:59

CHAPTER I

8:32

CHAPTER II

9:39

CHAPTER III

9:27

CHAPTER IV

7:43

CHAPTER V

9:43

CHAPTER VI

12:19
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Description

Through a series of candid letters and personal anecdotes, this book opens a window onto the early days of motion‑picture performance. The celebrated actress shares what she has learned from countless questions about the mysteries of camera work, from the way a single reel of film tells a story to the subtle gestures that translate on screen. Readers discover how fame can feel both distant and deeply personal as the star reflects on the global audiences who watch her work.

Presented without heavy technical jargon, the guide walks aspiring talent through the practical steps of building a screen career, from finding a chance audition to navigating a director’s vision. It also offers a glimpse into the daily life on set, the discipline required, and the responsibility that comes with being a visual storyteller. Warm and reflective, the narrative encourages anyone dreaming of the silver screen to understand both the craft and its larger, human impact.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (112K characters)

Release date

Feb 1, 2026

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Mae Marsh

Mae Marsh

1894–1968

A luminous face of early Hollywood, she rose to fame in D. W. Griffith’s silent films and kept working on screen for more than half a century. Her career stretches from the earliest one-reel dramas to later supporting roles in sound-era classics.

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