Here is my website for my acting.
Here are a few tips i have learned as an actor
The Five W's are your friends.
Acting is in the character and situation. The Fantastic Five W's are you best friends as an actor.
Who?
What?
Where?
When?
Why?
The Fantastic Five W's can help you unlock and understand your character, what is going on, major themes in any script or play, etc. Whatever script you have, remember the writer wrote these words for a reason, it's your job to figure out how it relates to your character. With that said, also be aware it’s also what is underneath the words that give spice, life and breathe to your acting.
A Bit of The Business
Make sure you look like your head shots look like you! The you that you are most of the time. I can’t stress that enough. Now the business is more with auditioning via on camera. Practice auditioning on camera and slating. It can be a pain in the beginning, like with everything you get better at it. Learn to take rejection gracefully. Yes, it will hurt. Just keep looking for the Yes in the arena of No's. Keep moving to the next audition/interview. Because you will get Yeses. Revel in that.
After taking a break with raising my son, I'm back into the business of show.
Here are a few tips i have learned as an actor
The Five W's are your friends.
Acting is in the character and situation. The Fantastic Five W's are you best friends as an actor.
Who?
What?
Where?
When?
Why?
The Fantastic Five W's can help you unlock and understand your character, what is going on, major themes in any script or play, etc. Whatever script you have, remember the writer wrote these words for a reason, it's your job to figure out how it relates to your character. With that said, also be aware it’s also what is underneath the words that give spice, life and breathe to your acting.
A Bit of The Business
Make sure you look like your head shots look like you! The you that you are most of the time. I can’t stress that enough. Now the business is more with auditioning via on camera. Practice auditioning on camera and slating. It can be a pain in the beginning, like with everything you get better at it. Learn to take rejection gracefully. Yes, it will hurt. Just keep looking for the Yes in the arena of No's. Keep moving to the next audition/interview. Because you will get Yeses. Revel in that.
