Actor’s Workplace.

I HAVE HAD A LONGSTANDING INTEREST IN ACTING FROM A VERY YOUNG AGE. ALWAYS HAD THE FILM REVIEW BOOKS, KNEW ALL THE ACTORS & ACTRESS’S FROM THE MOVIE’S THEY WERE IN AT THAT TIME… THAT TOOK ME TO JOIN A DRAMA CLUB WHICH I ABSOLUTELY LOVED AS A CHILD….LATER ON THAT INTEREST TOOK ME TO JOIN SOME AGENCIES, WHERE I HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE TO APPEAR IN A NUMBER OF TV ADS AND SOME TV SERIES ETC….WHICH I DO TO THIS DAY !

ACTORS WORKPLACE:

An actor’s workplace will vary depending on the type of production involved. Some film and television shows, as well as most advertisements, will be filmed in studios and on sets. This can be quite exciting in itself, seeing how a location can be created by set designers and made to seem real. Other film and television shows are filmed on location and might involve a lot of travel – sometimes to distant and exotic places.

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The workplace is highly varied, and actors need to be flexible with regard to where they work and the type of environment they work in. Those prepared to work in all kinds of different situations and who are able to adapt to their different environments will be more successful in finding their niche.

Whether you walk into acting class after a stressful day at work or crappy day at school, you will be able to drop off some baggage while you’re there. Some dramatic scenes require you to tap into passionate emotions like anger, despair, hatred, love, shame, and yearning. While this is far from easy for any beginning actor, you’ll become more comfortable tapping into your full emotional range as time goes on.

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Many acting classes will require you to prepare your own monologue, which is a great opportunity to express some feelings that have been held in, as you could select a monologue that makes you think about whatever you’re going through in the real life (effectively giving you a much-needed emotional outlet where no holds are barred).