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What Should Your Social Media Front Look Like?

There are so many mixed messages out there regarding how to present yourself as an actor or model on social media.  You may have heard that you should have an account separate from your personal account so you can keep things “all business.”  But, this simply isn’t the case.  If you’re looking to build a […]

01/10/2020

How to Effectively Cry on Camera

One of the toughest things you’ll likely be asked to do at some point in your acting career is to cry on camera.  This is no easy task.  It involves summoning something within you that’ll make the tears surface.  So, how is it done? Sometimes it just takes a little psychological adjusting.  Try telling yourself, […]

01/09/2020

Why Concentration Skills are a Must-have

Concentration is a must-have character trait of all successful actors.  It takes an ability to concentrate to commit to memory many lines of dialogue as well as research all aspects of the character to be portrayed.  So, it is important to up your concentration skills and bring your A-game. How can you ensure your thoughts […]

01/06/2020

No-showing is a Really Big Deal

If you’ve booked an audition and are unable to make it, make sure the reason you’re missing is a really, really good one.  Also, expect that no matter how good the reason is for canceling, you may not be able to work with the casting director in the future.  Many actors don’t realize the dramatic […]

12/13/2019

What Genre Strikes Your Fancy?

If you’re looking to be a film actor, you may already have the types of productions in mind you’re eager to get involved in.  Did you grow up on Disney classics, romantic comedies, or thrillers?  Do you love to binge-watch horror movies or satirical spoofs with your friends?  Chances are, you’ll want to land a […]

11/15/2019

Factoring in Facial Expressions

Successfully auditioning means successfully projecting the proper facial expressions as you recite your lines.  You’ll want to connect with the piece before you in a way that these emotions will be reflected nonverbally.  If you read the script monotone or don’t add enough depth, it’ll be hard for an audience to find the performance believable. […]

11/14/2019

When to Call It Quits at Your 9-5

Many actors and models have a “day job” when they’re first getting their start.  This is the consistent, often hourly gig that pays the bills – which is kind of important when you’re trying to make it in the industry.  You still have to be able to afford food and rent. However, there are a […]

11/11/2019

Should You Do Stand-up, Improv, or Both?

Well, it depends.  Pursuing improv means being willing to stand up on stage and act out an unrehearsed scene, thinking on the spot and interjecting appropriate dialogue.  Stand-up, on the other hand, is largely compromised of pre-written and rehearsed jokes.  This doesn’t mean an audience member can’t throw off part of the show or give […]

11/04/2019

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