DISQUS

Cb · 1 year ago

Great topic, and a great article. Thanks for posting it! I like how Armstrong refers to studying athletes, because acting seems to take almost as much energy and focus as sports or other such endeavors. It's also helpful if you can start to perceive your "nervousness" as "energy and excitement," then you can actually HARNESS that energy and turn it to your advantage. Instead of appearing shaky and desperate, you will appear energetic and highly focused. I also like how Armstrong mentions being prepared, which is so valuable to easing fears. Ironically, an actor also needs to be willing to throw away all preparation at a moments notice and accept unexpected changes or direction... Which if you think about it is actually... VERY FUN! Most actors got into acting it for the fun of it, and having fun in the audition room is always your right and privilege.

Shaneen Clarke · 1 year ago

There are some tips around on how to do great during auditions but sometimes your performance lies on how you handle yourself.

california home solar · 10 months ago

it helps to also master your fear as many a good actors-would-have-been are still sitting at home after hundreds of failed auditions