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Acting: Training
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The number one element in a successful acting audition is preparation. Acting auditions should be treated like a job interview. It may seem silly, but little details like having your outfit picked out, making sure you have gas in the car, correct change for public transportation, and planning your day ahead of time will make all the difference. Ladies, give yourself plenty of time to get ready (hair, make-up, etc.). Remember, acting auditions can be stressful. If you panic, take deep breathes and manipulate your mental state towards tranquility.
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This lesson will reveal the most effective ways to contact the people who stand between you and your next acting gig. You'll want to know this information before you send out any mailings or attempt to meet casting directors or any other decision-makers. Today's tips on writing a great cover letter, preparing for a meeting, devising a pitch, and excelling at cold-reads will ensure you make a brilliant impression!
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A acting e-mail group that can allow people to list auditions, post headshots, ask questions, and pass along information that pertains to acting! Anyone; any age, from any place can join. A great opportunity to find out about auditions and acting information!
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Elizabeth is excited to be an ensemble member of the Pinnacle Acting Company. She has been acting and performing most of her life, starting in grade school where she played Dorothy in her school’s production of The Wizard of Oz. She has gone on to perform in various plays and musicals along the Wasatch Front.
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People expect you to be good at acting even if you have never acted before. Why? Acting is just being human, right? It should be easy to do? If it was so easy everybody could do it and they can't! Right?
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Acting Well will lead you on a journey through the community, every day for the rest of your life, to sense human realities you never tasted. Those sensual realities are the poetry that translates and unites you with the people and the sounds and inner visions of your neighbors' works; even to those poor people who beg or are too old or young or idiosyncratic to become brothers and sisters who interest you. Acting Well will command you to evangelize.
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