TOP HOLLYWOOD ACTORS' TIPS FOR CAST AND GET BIG PLAY ROLES IN AUDITIONS
My name is szaloh Lopez and on behalf of all future great actors and actresses this is going to be all things casting and how to prepare before a big audition cast. To all those future Brad Pitts and Angelina Jolies actors; this article will address about the most commonly question that every single actor asks when waiting for a long time to finally have the chance to show off his/her talents and skills for important play roles in a blockbuster film when casting for an audition. How To Prepare For An Audition And Most Importantly How To Be convincible to big directors and make sure to get the next big play role in their film(s)? Despite of the acting-ability that I'm pretty sure you have to play characters in a screenplay, at some point we all have to face these challenges and fear before a casting. But that is nothing strange for all actors and actress, since it happens even with already successful top hollywood actors every time the cast for a new play role. Now, this is a content where you will learn these same actors' and directors' top tips and advice to overcome these challenges and make sure you are prepared well enough to leave a strong impression and obtain big role(s) in a feature film. This is how these actors/actresses prepare themselves before an audition: SHOW UP IN YOUR CHARACTER! First, let us talk a little bit about sledding a character for a film; Why is that important? When you come to an audition you need to sled in character, you need to stay in character you need to be in character. This is for your personality, you attitude, your accent anything that embodies a character, You need to become that character from the time you walk in the door until the time you walk out. They say that this is how they have been able to obtain big play roles whenever they audition. For example: You are about to audition for a character that has a southern accent. When you introduce yourself to the director or the producer what you don't want to do is to say, for example; "Hello my name is Carol. Is very nice to meet you." and then; when the time comes for you to do your dialogue; you get into this cute southern accent thinking to impress them about how great your acting-ability is.
They say; that is a bad idea! Directors don't ever want to know you are acting when actually acting for your character for their film(s). I remember when I was at a workshop; teachers would strongly stress the same point as well that whenever we have an audition; to always stay in character! be in character! don't ever let them see you acting from the very moment you show up to meet them. Top Hollywood directors say: ...acting is something that you must develop. You have to get into the habit of keeping improving and continually learn, if you really want to get that role play. This is the paradox of action that you need to be confident enough with to put yourself out there and be able to stand out and yet at the same time never lose the sensitivity and vulnerability that this will make you. Because it is what makes great actors great. You have to be aware of directors' skepticism as well. That is way you have to set out to prove them wrong in the only way that works - by showing them what you've got in terms of acting-ability even before you start to play your character you're auditioning for. They say: that if you follow these small tips, it won't be long before the issue of how to become a great actor for blockbuster films will cease being an issue for you. These are top actors and Hollywood directors tips and advice to anybody whose dreaming to conquer Hollywood with his/her acting ability. And that is exactly what producers and directors are looking for when they audition for big play roles for their films. This is something that I have also learned over the years from friends and professional people sharing their experiences on the net. And that is why I've set out to passing it on to you and and everybody else whose interesting in the field and I only hope you will take it with you and remember every time you cast for your next audition. Now, if you've enjoyed reading this ISSUU and you think is a great piece of advice that can help you and/or your friends for casting in any audition; or if you think this was just a big steaming pile non sense tip; please leave a comment either way my ego can handle it, really. They will serve me as feed backs and ratings to indicate if my posts are being as helpful as I hope. And will help me improve for better future ISSUUS like this, since; as you may have known by now if you've read my BIO that I always like to share of what I consider useful
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