8 Acting Tips: Beginner To Advance

If you're wondering how to become an actor or actress than here are 8 amazing acting tips for beginners to advanced actors. Even without any experience, you can begin implementing these acting techniques into your craft today. These are 8 acting points that each actor wishes they knew. So sit back and enjoy!

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00:00 - Intro
00:23 - 1. What's Holding You Back
00:50 - 2. The Attire Modification
01:40 - 3. Emotional Music Interval
03:23 - 4. Mining The Text
05:24 - 5. Finding Your Characters Monologue
06:32 - 6. Referential Mirroring
07:26 - 7. Improvising The Void
08:30 - 8. The 3 Wants
09:44 - 9. The Cookbook Method

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[OhTheySolo]

I was always told the best method to Act is to not simply pretend, but you truly become the character while understanding that character. This always helped me a lot in Plays and even in voice over too, it’s to believe in that character’s words, the scene, the character themself, it’s to escape into that world, even for a minute, and make it real for yourself as you speak, move and think as that character. Believe, do not pretend, give in, do not fake it, this video is very interesting, it keeps it simple while showing another way how to Act.

[davidjardine]

This is so helpful. Easy to understand as well. Thank you! All the best in your career.

[wonder_soultruth]

Wearing best outfit which suits ur character
Using songs to access certain emotions sad song for sad emotion happy song for happy mood
Mining the text
Who where wt how what ur character is?!finding facts abt character
Characters intent where the character is gng after scene
Finding ur characters monologue
Writing down unique experiences ur character has had

[_Idk_Edits_]

9:45 also I found that if you are struggling to keep your composure when reading the cookbook then you could also try the same hat method but with this small script/line/whatever you want to call it.

“It was just sitting there… right in the middle of the room.
No note, no label—just this.
I mean… what am I supposed to do with it?
Open it? Ignore it?
What if it changes everything?”

You could apply multiple different emotions to this and practice with it. I’ll let you know if I make or find other lines/scrips/whatever you want to call it.

[JustinGRhodes]

You’ve helped me a lot Actors Academy. I started diving into acting about 6 months ago while watching your videos and taking an applying your advice I now have an agent with another agent wanting to represent me as well. I am a detective in a featured film that will be available on Amazon Prime, The CW, Tubi and Fandango next year. I am a main role in a comic series coming up and have a small role in a fan based web series! I also starred as Dracula in Dracula: Comedy of Terrors live play. I appreciate all your hard work and helping us with our future and I will continue to watch, learn an share

[TimoDcTheLikelyLad]

Excellent! I was astonished and happy that i actually do these tips even though with different approaches at times and some more deeply other a lil less but this really summerizes it and brings it in an efficient order. Thank you! :)

[lorenzovonmatta]

Thank you so much for your videos. I started listening to them as I take my daily walks in the evening. They're so helpful and soothing. Great for my mental health. I'm not an actor but I would like to start taking classes for fun and to build confidence. Who knows where that may lead. Your videos are super :)

[AbhishekMishra-umyp]

Wow... Amazing pointers. Will soon makes notes from these and try to incorporate the suggestions into my routine practice n preparation. Thank you soo much!!!

[CKGoldiing]

Superbly produced/researched video. Thank you.

[ActingWithTiya]

Hey! I just subscribed to your channel. Your videos are very helpful and educational. Really appreciate it man!

[ScienceSensai]

5:50 Is this the actor's opinion on what the character's past experiences were?

[NijhannieM]

I am basically like most of that in life. Sireusly I don't even have to pretend cause i'm not trying to act when i'm doing this it's it's just my personality!😊

[Been-Jamin-Fr]

Excellent video man, thanks for the advice. But uh, does this still apply to theatre? I’m doing more theatre stuff rn.

[everthastie]

I hope to book a part in my community College theatre productions this school year

[mohauramoroka-ug]

Were have you acted before if i may ask

[johnnypaja]

Is it just my opinion, or is the music scene and no music scene the same thing? Like the same feeling

[paulngang]

Thanks for the tips. Quick question, is this too much to have going on in ones mind? would i do all of these? i'm new to acting btw

[marcel_chavez]

Hi as an aspiring actor I struggle a lot with actually memorizing the script, more often than not I tend to think a lot about what I have to say next, which doesnt allow me to be present in the moment, any tips for that? What i mean is that I normally understand the context of the scene and what is expected from my character, however learning the script so i can say it naturally is my where I fail the most, I keep coming to the same words or phrase to start all over, should I improv por often in this situations?

[AmelieSouser]

Is this directed towards screen acting or just in general?