Tips for Actors
1. train - acting classes
2. do theater - find a play
3. headshots - 8 x 10
tv: name / star or recurring character or co-star or regular or guest star / dir
film: name / lead or supporting / dir
webisodes
4. resume with acting classes / theater: play / charecter / dir and theater
training: acting class / name of teacher / place you took it
special skills: basketball / karate
don't list extra
5. contact local film schools or collages with film programs (senior thesis - the best)
audition with material they give you or a monologue
comic monologues / serious monologues
never act like you're waiting for the answer
6. backstage.com / aa
7. on camera commercial class
acting reel - hi definition face the camera, don't repeat the character - no more than 2 minutes, best clips first
8. reach out to agents - 1 year - don't pay money upfront
casting director workshops
auditions
1. be prepared - reseach imdb, google
2. almost never wear a costume
3. don't be afraid to ask intelligent questions - how to pronounce something, etc
4. don't tell them what you're performing - just do it and leave
dont touch casting director - or ask ahead
don't go if you're sick
don't make excuses - just do your best
don't paraphrase the dialogue
don't drop the sides even if you have it memorized
don't be afraid to start again
don't apologize
don't have an epic goodbye
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