Media Summary: Your preparation SHOULD NOT SHOW in your performance. If it does, the audience will notice. Are you in "Step 1" of your scene or "Step 2?" Watch Brad Your scene should feel like a real-life conversation. Watch Brad
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Your preparation SHOULD NOT SHOW in your performance. If it does, the audience will notice. Are you in "Step 1" of your scene or "Step 2?" Watch Brad Your scene should feel like a real-life conversation. Watch Brad A step you should never take is trying to improve a moment while you're in it. Don't let yourself waste auditions anymore! Make sure you're prepared by asking these two simple questions of yourself. How do you prepare a scene? Acting coach Brad
Check this out if you're a beginning actor! Never perform a scene without first asking yourself what your character should be feeling and what your character should be ... The audience needs a real person to connect to. If you don't provide that, you'll lose the job and lose them. If your character is struggling with something, show it! It's fun for the audience to watch. Don't tense up to 'perform.' Relax to react! Watch Brad help an actor discover the value in not rushing his lines.
Your lines are always the RESULT of what comes before. Find what's driving you to say them. How do you know what emotion and objective to play in your scene? Watch Brad Don't anticipate your lines. React to your scene partner as if you've never had that conversation before -- like it's real life. Tweaking your emotion ever so slightly can save your scene or audition. Watch Brad
