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As you are developing your craft as an actor, you are likely exploring different acting methods. Good for you! There are many approaches that you can explore, and we recommend that you learn about many different acting methods before finding what works best for you. It...
If you are an actor wondering how to focus on a film set – perhaps you have booked your very first job – you’ve come to the right place! Here at 3-2-1 Acting School in Los Angeles, we train our students in acting technique, and...
Oh, the excitement of selecting a dramatic monologue! We at 3-2-1 Acting Studios in LA know that it can take some time to find the right monologue. Mind the length. Many casting directors will say they can see what they need to see within the first...
Let's talk about how to slate for the camera and what makes a fantastic slate. Now, a slate for the camera is where you introduce yourself. This is what the casting directors, and directors see first when your audition starts.So it is important that you make...
Here at 3-2-1 Acting Studio in Los Angeles, we specialize in child actor audition advice and often work with young children, ages 4-7 (as well as kids and adults!). In order to prepare our child actors for successful careers, we prepare them for the audition...
This enunciation exercise is a great way to build strength and stamina in your breathing. Enunciation deals with areas like projection of syllables and the speed of speaking while saying a word. Enunciation refers to how clearly and distinctly you form the sounds that make...
Today we're going to talk about how to find your actor type. Now, why is that important? Because look closely at yourself. Look. On-camera acting is a visual medium. And everything you do sends some kind of signal. It's not like the stage where we look...
Here is a great tip on how to ace casting director interviews. This casting director interview could happen in almost any audition and especially with commercial auditions. The interview is for them to get to know you as a person. It may be the casting...
What does it mean to “stay in character”? When you stay in character you extend the moment and maintain the illusion that the scene you’re in is real. It helps your audience forget their worries and invites them into the wonderful world of make-believe storytelling. Think...
When it comes to acting, reactions are key! We at 3-2-1- Acting Studios in Los Angeles support our students in developing strong listening and reaction skills so that they can be more present in scenes and in the audition room. Our students learn about acting...