Which Drama School is Right for Me?
...tations that will always be recognised by the industry. These monoliths of acting training include NIDA, here in Australia, RADA, in the UK and Juilliard, in the US. These schools will always be highly...
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How to Contact a Casting Director
...k this information is valuable if you have an agent, but don’t go wild contacting casting directors behind your agents back. Play it safe Casting Directors are the most powerful people in the industry....
How to Find Your Character’s Objective
...to achieve within a scene. Ask yourself: what are they trying to do? Some acting schools like to think about it as a ‘win’: what does the character need to do to ‘win’ the...
How to Nail Your Casting Networks Profile
...lly unpaid, will give you experience, a credit and material for your reel. Acting is a process and it takes time to get traction in this industry. Here are Laurie’s insights on your CV,...
When should you drop your agent
...raining and work on your auditioning technique. If you can find a specific acting class on auditioning or screen testing that would be ideal. Up your skills and then see how you go. #3...
16 Plays It’s Embarrassing You Haven’t Read
...of film and television, but not as much theatre. And so, your idea of what acting may come rather exclusively from what you see in the world of screen; this can often result in...
How to Prepare For Your First Ever Audition
...ig impact on your performance. We’re not talking about lines, or any other acting business, we are talking about you as a person. The 24 hours before an audition can make or break your...
How to Learn Lines
...you don’t lock in any vocal or acting choices. It is used commonly in the Meisner technique. At it’s most extreme, you learn lines without even paying attention to punctuation. So you basically learn...
How to Audition for Film
...ooking for. If you are wrong for the role, there is no amount of Method or Meisner that will get you that role. What a tape can do, however, is put you in the...