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As actors, we must exercise our voices on a daily basis -- just as athletes train and go to the gym! At my acting studio, 3-2-1- Acting Studio in Los Angeles, we teach some very specific kids’ voice exercises in our children’s acting classes. I...
Best Tips to a Great Head Shot #2 What's your type? Here is a fun exercise to figure out your type. Write a long list of your traits and qualities. Are you outgoing? introverted? moody? dramatic? The class clown? Even if you think something seems silly and unimportant,...
How to select monologues for the child actor Shared Process Selecting monologues for your child actor does not have to be difficult, if you know the process. First of all, the process should include your child's ideas. After all, she is the actress. So, listen and share ideas....
By Guest Blogger Carrie Daniel As a professional actor, you are always on the move. Constantly going to auditions, engaging in physical activity on stage and set, and, sometimes (or hopefully often), dancing! Dance is so important to an actors career. Even if you don’t consider yourself a “dancer”, there...
Acting student finds comedic truth. To deliver a believable performance, you need to immerse yourself in someone else’s story. Did the character slip on a banana peel? Was he the last one to be asked to dance? When challenged with a comedic role the best...
"We traveled from Colorado and stayed a month and a half in California just so my daughter could take Mae Ross' acting classes because we heard such good things about it. Well let me tell you it was even BETTER than the hype and so...