It is perfectly normal for aspiring actors and actresses to be nervous ahead of an important audition, as some can turn into “horror stories”, according to the former director of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC).
There are many forms of acting and acting on screen is much different from in theatre. If you are thinking of branching out and expanding your abilities, take a look at the following tips to ensure you are fit for the screen no matter the scenario.
There are many people in the north who have enjoyed a bit of acting in drama lessons at school, or maybe at their local amateur dramatic society, but never carried it on as adulthood arrived.
It is always disappointing when you fail an audition for a role you’d love to have, but budding actors and actresses should not be dismayed, as this doesn’t mean their Hollywood dreams are over.
There is often a perception about acting that it is something one starts at a very young age and if not, the chance will have passed.
Some stars have now spoken out against Method acting, making trainee actors and actresses question the tried and tested technique.
While the identity of the next James Bond remains a mystery and gained plenty of attention after No Time To Die finally had its cinema run last autumn, the name of the new Doctor Who is the next big debate.
The issue of accents among actors can be the subject of many a feisty debate, one that many people seeking acting classes in Leeds might be reflecting on just now.
Even the most experienced actors need to warm up before they go on stage or set. Here is a quick guide to the whys and wherefores.