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Casting Directors' Secrets: Inside Tips for Successful Auditions Revised Edition [Minkštas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 212 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 228x153x14 mm, weight: 345 g
  • Serija: Limelight
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-Jan-2005
  • Leidėjas: Limelight Editions
  • ISBN-10: 0879103094
  • ISBN-13: 9780879103095
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 212 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 228x153x14 mm, weight: 345 g
  • Serija: Limelight
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-Jan-2005
  • Leidėjas: Limelight Editions
  • ISBN-10: 0879103094
  • ISBN-13: 9780879103095
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
In Casting Directors' Secrets, casting directors from New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Vancouver offer insight in their own words into the do's and don'ts of the audition process and reveal the three biggest mistakes made by actors at this crucial stage. The book offers instruction in these areas and more: How to get the audition - training and preparation, headshots and resume, finding an agent, auditioning for agents; audition/interview etiquette - being late, canceling your appointment, waiting room do's and don'ts, staying focused, filling out the paperwork, behavior toward other actors; bad habits - perfume and cologne, first impressions, don't look for the casting couch!, you and your ego, brown-nosing, tell the truth but not the whole truth; artistic preparation - what your agent should tell you, working with sides, eye contact and the fourth wall, ice-cold readings; performing the audition - rewriting the dialogue, false starts, losing your place, violence in audition scenes (don't make it too real!); growing as an actor - taking risks, attending classes, maintaining the momentum; and more!
Acknowledgements xv
Introduction xiv
How to Get the Audition
1(14)
What Kind of Training Do You Need?
Your Headshot and Resume
Agents and How to Get One
Getting Audition Appointments
Audition/Interview Etiquette
15(16)
Being Late
Canceling Your Appointment
Waiting Room Do's and Don'ts
Sticking to the Schedule
Waiting Room Conversations
Staying Focused
Filling Out the Paperwork
Small Dogs and Babies
Electronic Etiquette
Rudeness to Other Actors
Practical Preparation
31(6)
Dressing the Part
Have Headshot, Will Travel
Attitude Adjustment
Bad Habits
37(12)
The Scent of a Woman (or a Man!)
Spit Out the Gum
Your Brain Needs Oxygen
First Impressions
Greeting the Auditors
Keep Conversation Minimal
Don't Look for the Casting Couch!
You and Your Ego
Brownnosing
Asking Questions
Tell the Truth, Not the Whole Truth
Artistic Preparation
49(16)
What Your Agent Should Tell You
Read the Sides before the Audition
Embrace the Character
Making Choices
Working with Sides
Eye Contact and the Fourth Wall
Posture and Movement
Ice-Cold Readings
Preparing for a Commercial Audition
Are You Right for the Role?
Beginning Your Audition
65(4)
The Slate
Taking Direction
69(10)
Listen to Your Director
Physical Direction for MOS/SOC Auditions
Combining Your Choices with the Director's
No Second-Guessing
Don't Try to Be Unique
We Want You to Succeed!
Using the Space
79(6)
Strong, Simple Movements
The Casting Director's Space
Performing the Audition
85(12)
Rewriting the Dialogue
Starting Over
Being Off Book
Losing Your Place
Where to Look
Violence in Audition Scenes
The Monologue Audition
97(10)
Choosing Material Wisely
Your Performance
Prepared Two-Character Scenes for Agents
Using Your Acting Instrument
107(8)
Communicating with Your Face
It's Human to Smile
Don't Giggle Your Focus Away
Articulation Problems and How to Overcome Them
A Practical Prescriptive for Speedy Readers
You're Nervous? We're All Nervous!
Listening and Thinking at the Same Time
Using Your Voice
115(10)
The Diminishment of the Vocal Instrument
Having What It Takes
Strengthening the Voice
Working with Accents
Learning from a Native
When Not to Use an Accent
Improving Your Speech
Keeping It Real and Staying Focused
125(6)
Overemphasizing the Text
Staying in Character
Being in the Moment
Is It Comedy or Drama?
131(4)
Recognizing ``The Funny''
A Sense of Humanity
135(6)
Let Your Vulnerability Show
True Romance
Making Positive Choices
Growing as an Actor
141(4)
Take Risks
The Small Part
145(4)
Working Your Way Up
Thank You. Next
149(4)
No Blaming Others
No Apologizing
Holding the Moment
We'll Call You
You Are Not the Audience
Maintain a Positive Attitude
The Callback
153(6)
Creative Visualization
Sustaining a Performance
Don't Panic! Take Notes
Casting Directors Are Human Too
159(4)
The Acting Gene
163(6)
Being Realistic/False Expectations
169(4)
Curiosity
173(4)
Actors' Audition Mishaps: In Their Own Words
177(6)
After-Words
183(4)
About the Author 187