Pro Acting Coach Shares THE Top Tip for All Actors

[@ThatSpadeGirl]

Yes! I've already learned so much more through class at Studio 24. The workshops during scenes was eye-opening. Forced my brain to take different directions! 😄

[@maxburgida1651]

When you say train, what type of training are you talking about? And do you have any training exercises you’d suggest an intermediate actor would really benefit from?

[@Studio24inc]

We recommend finding a reputable class and working with a coach!

[@nicksactinglessons633]

i watched all of your videos in one night. wise material, very practical

[@YECBIB]

It's portraying proper muscle memory for the situation.

[@mertergec175]

Thank you so much!

[@austinm3149]

Can you tell me what music is the one you used in the video? It’s really catchy melody

[@ZiddhuAnimations]

Great advice sir

[@carlos__engel]

I have a question do physical features matter in acting? Like do u have to have straight teeth or have a good looking face in order to book a job?

[@cocopops7945]

I'm not really an employeer but I don't think it does. Maybe if you want to be like a model then maybe, but it depends on how well your portray your character. (As in can you act etc)

[@williamjackson3285]

Every role has a specific physical type. Know what you fit and go after those roles.

[@minoltaaraya]

Nope. There are roles for all looks, there may be more abundant roles for specific types but you absolutely do not not have to be considered physically attractive to be a successful working actor. In fact, very common for breakdowns (in commercial) to call for "real people, no models, etc.". And think about everyday life, though many are - not everyone is a model, filmmakers want to capture that mixed reality.

[@Totallynotava14]

I’m not a professional actor or anything but from what I know, no I don’t think that matters. Like in Vampire diaries, Elena was supposed to be blonde but since Nina fit the roll so well they casted her. So I think mostly what matters is your performance

[@jamesgunn7]

This is going to sound dumb, but does reading (books on acting, auditions etc) count as training? Or is it only classes?

[@anniesnape6773]

What sort of training should you be doing?

[@Bahzy2024]

Ok! Got it

[@maltemichelsen8754]

You are basing alot of your tips from Stanislavskij. Right?

[@davidstewart5905]

Really just train what

[@John-rd7vb]

Sir, i act realistically, but it seems fake to everyone and when i fake act, it seems real to everyone. Why is that? Like when i really smile, people are like why are you just fake smiling and when i really fake smile, people believe that i am really smiling🥺🥺🥺

[@danmeck5978]

Who are these 'people'? Just be yourself.

[@John-rd7vb]

@@danmeck5978 thanks buddy. People like you give me hope. 💫

[@danmeck5978]

@@John-rd7vb No problem. My daughter is the actress. She is tall for her age so I'm always reading it willl be difficult for her to get castings. Wrong - she steadly gets self tapes. Kids at school make fun of her slight lisp - she ignores them. She just booked her first job - a hero role in supermarket commercial! Just do you John!

[@John-rd7vb]

@@danmeck5978 Thank you very much😊

[@ClassicMenInBoots]

This is very informative