Don't Be That 'Self-Involved Actor' Guy
Marlon Brando said, “An actor’s a guy who, if you ain’t talking about him, he ain’t listening.” Don’t be that guy.
The Craft
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Auditions Are Not a Practice Space
Constance Tillotson, CEO of Sterling Studio, discusses the elements vital to success.
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3 Things Actors Should Never Forget
New Collective LA co-founder and instructor Greg Braun reconnects actors with essential activities.
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12 techniques to help you explore other ways to release your character's pent-up emotion.
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Casting Insider Offers Advice on Nailing Your Audition
Your audition begins the moment you walk into the audition room, not when you say your first line. You may give the reading of your life, but if you don't look the part, it won't go further.
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We all yearn for the other to be reliable and trustworthy yet exciting and unpredictable. Never boring. Our relationship with ourselves follows this same blueprint.
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Acting Coach Risa Bramon Garcia Shares a Simple Key to Success
And then there's the secret lurking behind the door of the audition room. What goes on in there? What do they want? What's the key to success in that baffling place and time? Well, it's pretty simple.
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Don't Let Acting Training Kill Your Spontaneity
One of my biggest challenges as a teacher is to stop actors from showing me their training, displaying how “good” they are. Training can become not a foundation but a way of “doing it right.”
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Why Auditions for a New TV Series are Different From All Others
Over the years, I've talked to teachers, actors, and casting directors about auditioning for pilots, which are a breed unto themselves. I've cherry-picked some of the most useful pointers for you.
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Self-Taping For the Theater Actor
There’s a cure for what ails you. It’s a simple little antidote best whipped up in your own living room: a trial run.
