6 Common Mistakes New Actors Make in Auditions And How to Avoid Them
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Hello everyone, I have a film in select theaters nationwide right now called "Directors Cut" starring Louis Lombardi. Head over to https://www.directorscutmovie.com to see if its playing in a theater near you! Thank you for the support! Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYVrhYcc6ns Much love! Darrin Hickok
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Hi everyone~ this is just a random question more than anything but is it very hard to get into voice acting? What do you absolutely need to do first, for instance?
As a director (and directing coach) I am really interested in hearing from actors. We get a lot of advice from directors on how to work with actors which is of course very interesting but many times not that useful. How about we open the conversation and let the actors tell us what works for them, what doesn't work, when they want direction, when they want to be left alone. And if actors are dealing with fears (big topic) what are the biggest fears. We, as directors, are not mind readers. And I know that many actors are reluctant to share their own fears or insecurities, especially with a director or producer. Let's start a dialogue here that we can all learn from.
WHAT Makes Actors GREAT Actors? Part 1
I've been diving into a lot of YouTube courses and online resources lately, and I'm learning so much that my previous acting classes didn’t cover. It’s becoming clear to me that truly embodying a character goes beyond just memorizing lines. You have to understand the character, bring them to life, know the backstory, and really dig into script analysis. It’s about grasping the underlying purpose of the script, understanding your role, and delivering it in a way that aligns with the writer's vision. Good acting requires knowing the emotions, the intentions, and so many other nuances that I feel weren’t fully explored in my in-person classes.
Here Are 5 Powerful Reasons For Declining Acting Jobs
Other than writing, I have zero experience in getting a film made. I have private funding for a small film but need suggestions on the right person for taking it the rest of the way. What skillset/role should I be looking for to take the cash/the script - and handle all production elements to get it made?
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