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31/08/2021

SHOULD YOU BECOME AN ACTOR?
Acting as a career involves more than just performing in movies. Every actor strives to find the spark of truth in every action and every word spoken. I think actors who have built long careers are those who approach their career from a similar conscientious point of view: learning, researching and practicing their skills, arriving at auditions early for proper mind set. Truly we all want the same things. Both the seekers of talent and the actors that fulfill themselves by giving life to a character. An actor's primary duty is to effectively communicate the character that they are playing to an audience, using their voice, body, actions and reactions. Through their art, actors tell stories, engender emotional reactions in their audience and make people think

Your voice is one of the few tangible assets you have as an actor. It’s your resonance, breath support, articulation, and form of expression
You want your voice to be flexible enough to embody any character that’s thrown your way. Can you play a powerful high status character? Can you play someone with a strong accent? Can you play a character who speaks twice as fast as you? Voice is key to unlocking a world of characters and different ways of bringing them to life for an audience. Using your natural voice might work for a little while, but eventually, you’ll need to diversify your vocal talent in order to book more jobs, and more varying roles.
Articulation! is one skill that is often neglected, and yet it is incredibly beneficial when acting. Add 5 minutes of articulation exercises into your vocal warm up every day. Take the time to work on particular sounds that you struggle with
Movement! is one of the areas of acting you can work on daily and see a noticeable improvement very quickly. It’s the work that will allow you to be a more relaxed and expressive actor. I can’t stress how important movement is for actors. Freeing the body, also frees the mind, and the less limitations you have physically, the more open you are to opportunities, ideas and direction
Reading! plays is an invaluable habit. Yes it can often feel like a chore, but it’s one that will improve your acting skills. The more you read, the more you get to know different writers, characters, devices and become more well-versed in style, genre and language.
Monologue! Actors often think they can’t work on their acting alone. Fact is, we can work on the individual skills of acting everyday, and we can do it solo if we have to.
The above are some techniques for developing your acting skills in all major areas of the craft. But it’s important to get out into the world and put them into practice

23/08/2021

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22/08/2021

Happy Sunday Creative Army!
First of all, congratulations to all of you who have already participated in our monthly Introduce Yourself Weekend! Thousands of connections have been made between entertainment creatives and professionals from every corner of the globe. Now, grab some fresh coffee and let's dive in to this week's piping hot content.
First up, our friends over at Film Riot have another amazing After Effects tutorial to share with you. Specifically, this video illustrates how to create super power energy effects (as seen in Chaos Walking and WandaVision) that look really good on screen and level up your production value.
Next up, the folks over at Indy Mogul has a great video covering how to make an easy, but professional podcast setup. In the content gold rush of 2021, projects based on existing IP are more in demand than ever. With more and more projects being developed based on podcasts (i.e. Homecoming, Lore, and Dirty John to name a few), there is no better time to take your screenplay to the mic and record it as a podcast. With this video, you can learn how.
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17/08/2021

TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL IN LIFE YOU NEED TO DO THE FOLLOWING:

● BELIEVE – while others are doubting.

● PLAN – while others are playing.

● STUDY – while others are sleeping.

● DECIDE – while others are delaying.

● PREPARE – while others are daydreaming.

● BEGIN – while others are procrastinating.

● WORK – while others are wishing.

● INVEST – while others are wasting.

● LISTEN – while others are talking.

● SMILE – while others are frowning.

● COMMEND – while others are criticizing.

● PERSIST – while others are quitting.

13/08/2021

Hey

I have a confession.

When I get an audition lately, I freak out. I look at my calendar and despair.

Auditions have become something I dread. Even though I still enjoy the acting part, it always feels like a super stressful situation. I have lost a lot of the joy and excitement that used to come from auditioning. Realising this is not the way I want to move forward, I thought I would share some ideas I am implementing to make auditions a more positive experience, rather than a source of fear, dread, or stress.

How to eliminate audition stress...

#1 Print out your scene straight away

I heard this recently from Violette on the Stagemilk team. And it's such a good idea! The second you get the audition, print it out.

Often I will get an audition and see that it's due in 3 or 4 days and just get back to work knowing I have plenty of time. But leaving it to the last minute is never a good idea. The best way to solidify lines is with rest. Each night that you sleep on a script it gets more ingrained in your memory, so the sooner you start learning it the better. It's just about doing a little bit every day to reduce the stress.

Industry Tip: Everyone leaves their auditions to the last minute, which means all the auditions come through to casting at the same time. So if you can get it learnt and filmed sooner, you can beat the pack and make a strong initial impression on the casting team.

#2 Have a designated self-tape setup

Aim to have a permanent self-tape setup in your house or apartment. This means one less thing to worry about. You can tweak the lights, backdrop and know your tapes are going to look good before you even start shooting.

OK, most of us can't afford to have a designated self-tape setup in our one-bedroom apartments or crowded share houses, but what can you have ready to go? Can you have the lights already attached to the stands? Or all your technical gear in an organised section of your cupboard? See what you can arrange so that the technical side of auditioning can be as effortless as possible.

Industry Tip: In a broader sense, it also puts it out there to the industry that you are an auditioning actor who is ready to go! Your agent will come to trust that you always do great tapes and can put them down at short notice.

#3 Have 2-5 trusted readers on call

We always talk about community at StageMilk, because it's so important. When you are auditioning you want to read with actors you feel comfortable with. You want to work with great readers and reliable friends. Make a list of a couple of your best actor buddies and actually talk to them about making a plan to help each other when auditions come in. Remember this is a game of reciprocity. You can't just expect actors to help you if you don't help them in return. So be generous with your time and when your next audition comes along, you will have plenty of people willing to help.

Industry Tip: Actively helping other actors with tapes always allows you to keep an ear to the ground of what is happening in the industry, and it's a great way to hear about potential projects.

#4 Accents are ready

Are there accents you frequently audition with? An audition shouldn't be a time to brush up on your accents; they should already be locked and ready to go. I find that every time I have an international audition, I spend as much time brushing up on my accent as I do working on the script. Use your downtime, in between auditions, to get your major accents solid. That way you don't start sweating with fear when the audition request asks for an accent; you know you have it nailed and can just focus on learning the lines.

Industry Tip: Every time you are working on a new accent for a script, record the audio of what you did as a reference for next time.

#5 Workout your memory

There are no two ways about it, acting requires memory. Even if you are just doing a reading, it's still helpful to be really familiar with a script. Memorisation is a big skill set. And memory, like everything, can be developed and refined. When I was at drama school, doing tonnes of scenes every week, I could memories stuff so quickly. Maybe I was just younger (haha), but I think it was mainly because I was practising all the time.

Industry Tip: So if you aren't auditioning regularly, or know this is a weakness of yours, then practice learning text every week. I try to learn a poem or monologue at least every week.

#6 Wardrobe ready

In the last week, I have auditioned for a university graduate, a drug dealer, and a pilot. I am not advocating sourcing a full pilot outfit, as that can come across as over the top and silly, but I think hinting at the character with what you wear can be helpful. Think about the common types you are getting cast for and have a few core items that work for those auditions. I personally have a few formal outfits including a suit, and then a selection of more casual clothes that I play around with for different characters.

Industry Tip: Having some of these basic outfits sorted will give you one less thing to think about when an audition comes along.

#7 Technology overhaul

Even if you are doing the most simple self-tape, you are probably going to have to do some editing. I recently got a new computer and using iMovie is now so much faster! It has made editing, and the experience of self-taping 100% more enjoyable. The same is true for the camera or smartphone that you use. Technology should be your friend and should be helping you in 2021. If some part of the technical setup of auditioning is a drag, then solve it. See what small (or large) upgrades you need to make the technical process more pleasant.

Industry Tip: Getting lights was another massive one for me. It meant that I had control over another technical factor and could shoot anytime without worrying about losing light. This also made scheduling a reader much easier.

I hope this gives you some tangible ideas to think about before your next audition comes along!

Auditioning can be a positive experience, and a chance to do what you love. Try to get everything outside of the acting out the way, so that you can rediscover that joy again.

Much love,

12/08/2021

Here are some tips if you're wondering how to convince your parents to let you be an actor.
Have a family discussion. Pursuing an acting career is a big commitment and one that parents and children alike need to be 100% committed to. ...
Explain the why. ...
Help them learn about the industry. ...
Ask for support. ...
Take action.
You may be worried you’re disappointing them because you aren’t going to take over the family business or become the doctor they want you to be. But have some faith. When you’re following a path you’re passionate about, your parents will do anything they can to support you. That said, there are still a few things you can do to alleviate their stress at knowing you want to start an acting career. Here are some tips if you’re wondering how to convince your parents to let you be an actor.
Have a family discussion.
Pursuing an acting career is a big commitment and one that parents and children alike need to be 100% committed to. From headshots to auditions and even just providing emotional support, your parents will play a large role in making sure you can effectively navigate the industry. Because of this, it’s important that you give them the time to ask questions and voice their thoughts. Sit them down and take some time without phones or electronics to really connect with them and make sure you’re on the same page. Siblings should be included as well, though it may be helpful to discuss with parents before bringing little ones into the mix. Make sure you give your parents space to give their opinions too, so everyone can embark on this journey as a cohesive unit.
Explain the why.
If your reason for pursuing acting is that you want fame and fortune, you may want to rethink your motives. If you use acting as an outlet for your creativity and truly enjoy doing the work to understand a character and pursue a career, let your parents know that. As a mom myself, I know that parents will do anything to support their children when they recognize genuine passion. Explaining why you want to be an actor, rather than what will happen after you’ve become an actor, is a great place to start to show your parents that this won’t be a phase you give up on when you get a PS5.
Help them learn about the industry.
Unless you were raised in the entertainment industry, chances are your parents don’t know much about it. They probably have a lot of misconceptions that make them worry about your well-being as an actor, like acting will cause you to neglect your education or will irreparably damage your self-esteem. The best thing you can do is answer these questions as they come and do some research ahead of time to show that you understand the serious implications of pursuing an acting career. The truth is that even if you don’t end up acting as an adult, the experience can help build self-esteem, teach you to cope with rejection, learn transferable skills, and even help during the college search process. I’ve had students go on to study at prestigious universities such as Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. Doing a bit of light reading ahead of time is the best way to guide them into the industry with you.for support.
Your parents are going to be important when you begin navigating this difficult industry. Having a strong support network at home is great for young actors, especially when they begin facing rejection. Make sure your parents understand what you hope to get out of being an actor and ask them if they’re willing to help you along your journey. Whether they’re able to drive you to auditions or just offer emotional support, having them there to back you up will be a great asset along the way.
Take action.
After you’ve sat your parents down, it’s good to take action to let them know you’re serious about pursuing acting as a career. Find auditions (Backstage is a great place to start), get in touch with an acting coach, or start finding scenes you like to make a reel. A lot of young actors think that you need an agent or manager to get started in the business but that’s not true. As long as you’re willing to put the work in, there are plenty of opportunities for you to show your passion, and that passion will be infectious. It’s important that you still ask your parents for assistance before you reach out to any contacts, but by finding these opportunities and showing them to your parents, you’re doing the work to assure them that you have what it takes to be an actor.