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Acting Tips

Welcome to the Acting Tips section of the site. Listed here are all our latest Acting Tips. These tips are written by our core writers Andrew Hearle, Luke McMahon, Jim Harwood and James Waters as well as many others. All our writers are trained, professional actors. These guilt free acting snacks aim at helping actors develop their craft, rethink there personal methodology and inspire confidence.

If something works for you use it, if not don't try to force one of our acting tips to work; every actor is different. Please let us know your thoughts on any of the Acting Tips listed here. If you have a question about any element of your acting, let us know and we will endeavour to help you out in any way we can.

How to Tell a Story

Actors, writers, and directors all need to know how to tell a story. Here are the basics that everyone forgets!...

The Imitation Game

The imitation game is the best way to practice acting on your own. ...

How to be an Actor

Want to learn how to be an actor? Here is a comprehensive guide to get you started!...

Approaching A Script

When approaching a script for the very first time what do you see? Does your imagination rapidly create a detailed world where the characters live and breath? Or, do you imagine detailed sets, lights and an audience...

Act Well Thy Part

I once had a commercial audition where the casting director gave me the following instructions: “Look at this chocolate bar and pretend it just exploded in your hands.” No sides, no other actors. When I...

Effort Vs Relaxation

When Sir John Gielgud was asked what his most important advice to young actors would be, he simply answered with one word: You guessed it...'Relax'...

Be in the Moment

When you begin to focus on the here and now, you can begin to let go of insecurities, nerves and unnecessary habits. ...

Vulnerability in Acting

Vulnerability is bravery in its purest form. It is the willingness to see and to be seen, a choice to stand in front of the world, in all of one’s imperfect glory and say ‘take...