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Correct Eye lines and Body positions for TV/Film Actors OK you're on set, preparing to do an emotional scene. The camera man has just measured how far your face is from the camera lens. You experience a large, uncomfortably close camera lens in your face. They...
Best tips to a great head shot By Mae Ross The step-by-step process of how to get a great head shot begins with choosing a photographer. In this video acting lesson, I walk you through the photographer selection process. First in a 5 part series; watch this video...
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,...
Best Tips to a Great Head Shot #4 Makeup/Hair for Actors Makeup Hire a professional makeup artist! I cannot stress this enough. A makeup artist who does makeup specifically for actors, is who you want. Both women and men need a pro. Men have redness, get shiny...
Cue Card Technique At our kids acting school, our students are prepared for anything that happens in an audition room. When going out on commercial auditions, it's important to be comfortable working with a cue card. Here is how it works. After you arrive and...
We're excited to introduce you to this week's superstar: 3-2-1 Student Trinity Santos! We here at 3-2-1 Acting Studios adore this bubbly, sweet, outgoing girl, and we are so happy to help her learn the ropes of acting! Through our Talent Showcase Program, Trinity learns skills that...