Cinema “One of the fundamental and reflective problems in Iranian cinema is the emergence of unprofessional behaviors by some actors who are mainly in the middle and lower levels of the industry,” Saeed artist wrote in the newspaper Etemad. These actors, who are often new and inexperienced in this field of art and have not yet reached a special place in the cinema industry, sometimes show such an unauthorized behavior that they not only disrupt the process of producing cinematic works, but also to credibility and reputation. The professional of this art also causes serious damage.
Sequential delays in the presence of the scene, disregard for professional relations with production factors, inability to establish constructive human interactions, unethical and out -of -court deal with media and reporters are examples of these unpleasant behaviors. The behavior of this group of actors, in addition to inflicting irreparable damage to the process of producing cinematic and television works, has a negative impact on the industry’s reputation and reputation, and it seems that these militias appear to be on the path to professional growth. Guidance, in the valley of deviation and inferiority they are in their ignorance.
From a psychological point of view, one of the most important causes of non -professional behaviors among these actors is personality disorders and psychological failures, including narcissism or narcissism, the disorder acts in a way that the affected person, due to over -attention to their social image, And the extreme tendency to be admirable considers itself superior and different. This is extremely visible, especially among those who have just entered the arts and suddenly faced a large volume of public attention. In such circumstances, instead of focusing on artistic and moral excellence, the individual is immersed in his or her appearance, and instead of finding the path of progress and climbing in his art-to-a -tep, self-centered and aggressive display. The anxiety of the lack of job stability and an unknown future in a professional such as cinema also exacerbates these disorders and leads the individual to unpredictable and annoying behaviors.
Some of these actors, especially those who have entered the arts since childhood or adolescence, may have been raised in families with inefficient educational patterns. Parents’ lack of attention, lack of affection, and experience of family disputes are factors that are effective in shaping unstable and attention -based personalities and guiding the person to extremist and gaining power, as well as in cases where families have given their actor too much. And he is at the center of attention, and in professional environments, one has problems such as group cooperation and criticism. For these people, cinema is a good platform for displaying power and compensation for emotional deficiencies, which ultimately leads to unauthorized and irresponsible behaviors.
From the social point of view, the actors also work in an environment full of competition and pressure that the community has an exaggerated and sometimes worshiper. A society that assesses the criterion of success solely on fame and wealth, sends the message to the actors to see and attract the more valuable. This contaminated atmosphere, especially in the mass media and social media, provides conditions for actors at any cost, even at the expense of the destruction of professional and personal relations, to attract attention and reputation, in fact, the masses of over -valuable people are overwhelmed. Fame and wealth impose enormous psychological stress on these people, this approach not only leads to immature and unstable behaviors, but also promotes the decline of professional ethics.
Lack of deep understanding of the art of acting and the lack of professional and professional education is another factors in the formation of obscene behaviors. The art of acting requires commitment, discipline and specialized knowledge; But some of these actors, instead of addressing these fundamental principles, are merely engaging in the appearance and appeal of the superficial art and avoiding accepting their professional responsibilities. Such an approach gradually leads to behaviors such as inaction, neglect of detail, and disregard for professional ethics. The impact of political and economic conditions on cinema and art is also important. In times when society is facing economic and social crises, moral values may be diminished, and actors may also soften in a space full of tension and instability. These conditions not only put the actors pressured to maintain their position, but also make some of them resort to abnormal behaviors. In order to counter this undesirable phenomenon, it is necessary for educational-cinema institutions to oversee and emphasize the personality and professional development of the actors. Institutionalization of professional ethics and responsible behavior should top educational priorities so that actors, in addition to artistic development, avoid obscene and unprofessional behaviors and help promote the country’s cinema industry.