HOW TO LEARN YOUR LINES AS AN ACTOR
Learning lines is an important skill for the actor. You've got to learn your lines before you can step on stage or set and perform. But how do you actually go about it?
WHAT HAPPENS IN AN ACTING CLASS?
If you’re new to acting, you might be curious as to what happens in an acting class... and unsure as to whether acting is for you. At Perform Australia, the following
ingredients may play a part in any class you attend.
HOW ACTORS FORM SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITIES WHEN TRAINING - AND WHY COMMUNITY MATTERS
Acting onscreen or on a stage may seem like a practice limited to the arts. However, there are real-world benefits of acting that can help us improve different aspects of our lives.
FIVE ESSENTIALS SKILLS FOR EVERY YOUNG ACTOR
Are you a young actor looking to gain the skills that will set you apart from other performers and push your career forward? Today, the performing arts are competitive, and it's essential to have a well-rounded skill set to stand out. Knowing which skills can be beneficial in taking your talent further can be helpful.
When you think of acting, you may picture Hollywood stars or Broadway performers. Still, the truth is that acting skills can be beneficial for anyone, including those in the business world.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, or employee, there are numerous ways in which acting skills can help you succeed in your professional life.
Ever wondered about the differences between amateur and professional theatre? While both types of theatre have their unique characteristics, they are also similar in many ways. From the costumes to the sets, sound effects and more – there’s a lot that goes into creating an amazing performance. In this blog post we will explore some of the key differences between amateur and professional theatre so that you can better appreciate each type of production!
What makes a great acting school? The question has different answers for different people.
WHAT'S AN EXTRA (IN MOVIES)?
In movies and TV, an extra is a “background artist” or “background actor”. Movies and TV productions have extras on set to “fill out” the background for the main action of the scene and make scenes look more realistic. Want to know how to become one?
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