May 2014 Photos

Voice, Articulation and Movement Master Class: Course Component 3, May 25, 2014 with tutor Bill Pepper

Bill Pepper working with the students on correct pronunciation

Bill working with the students

Bill and the students

Bill and the students working on pronunciation

Voice, Articulation and Movement Masterclass: Course Component 2, May 18, 2014 with tutor Bill Pepper

Voice, Articulation and Movement Masterclass: Course Component 1, May 11, 2014 with tutor Bill Pepper

Voice coach Bill Pepper working with the students

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Website

A website is essential for any actor. It’s a place where you can post clips of your performance, the latest updates in your career, your head shot and resume. If you don’t have a website then get it sorted asap. It’s a great way to show the industry that you are keen and up for […]

The way to play an eyeline

In film and television eyelines are vitally important. The best advice to follow is what British actor Michael Caine suggests. Caine found that looking into the eye closest to the camera achieved the best results, as there was more of your face seen on camera. For example: if the camera is shooting over the other […]

Tyre Kickers

Every term of classes or so, we run into a time wasting “Tyre kicker.” Tyre kickers are the term we use to describe fearful people. The type of person who wants to do something different and exciting but whose fear of failure prevents them from doing anything meaningful. This type of person will book into […]

Getting Started

You’ve got an agent now. They like you. You like them. Then you get your first job. It’s an extra bit. Standard issue starting point. You turn up to the set. Don’t be nervous. You’re undergoing training and you were picked to be on-set. Relax. Have a look around. Take it all in. Do what […]

Wooden Acting

When an actor’s performance is described as “wooden,” what does that mean? Basically it means that the performance is forced, in other words, the feelings and emotions are “acted,” not felt. Good acting is living in the moment and truthfully experiencing what the character is feeling emotionally from moment to moment. Wooden acting can be […]