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First On Camera Acting Audition? Learn tips for speaking, eye contact, accents, and characters in this free video series from a professional casting director.
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First time audition? Learn about slating in your acting audition in this free video clip.
Got an on camera audition? Get tips and advice from a professional casting director in this free lesson about looking into the camera.
Starting an acting career? Learn about on camera auditions and profiles in this free video clip from a casting director.
Trying to start an acting career? Learn how to stay in character in your auditions in this free video clip from a casting director.
Learn tips for getting an acting job in this free video clip from a professional casting director.
On camera acting audition? Learn how to stay in the frame of the camera in this free video clip about starting an acting career.
Want to make the most of your acting audition? Learn tips for talking to a casting director in this free video clip about starting your acting audition.
First acting audition? Well, don't be nervous. You can learn how to use props in your on camera acting audition with this free video clip about starting an acting career.
First acting audition? Learn what not to do at your acting audition in this free video clip about starting your acting career.
Looking for audition tips? You can learn how to use dialogue in your on camera audition in this free video clip about starting your acting career.
Looking for audition tips? Learn how to start your acting career in this free video clip about having fun in your on camera audition.
Trying to start your acting career? If so, on camera auditions are extremely important to land acting jobs. Get tips on how to walk in and out of the camera frame in this free video clip.
Want to act with accents? Get tips for acting auditions in this free video clip from a professional casting director
On camera audition? Don't be unprepared. Get tips for first time audition in this free video clip about starting an acting career.
First acting audition? Learn how to look natural at your on camera audition in this free video clip from a casting director.
Actors and Actresses need to be well-spoken. Get advice for nailing your first time acting audition in this free video clip about on camera auditions.
First audition? Learn how to breathe in on camera auditions in this free video clip about acting career advice.
Looking for acting advice? Get tips for staying in character in this free video clip about advice for first time auditions
Want to start an acting audition? Learn how to make eye contact in your on camera audition in this free video clip about starting an acting audition.
Want to start an acting audition? Learn how to make eye contact in your on camera audition in this free video clip about starting an acting audition.
Auditions are the main way that up and coming actors are chosen for roles in movies, television shows and commercials today. An audition is where an actor as able to show a casting director they he or she is able to play a specific role. Whether it's a British nanny or an American racecar driver this is where the part is either won or lost. These auditions are usually taped for later review but some are not. There are many different things that might be asked of an actor in an audition. Sometimes you're asked to read something and act it out on the spot. This is called cold reading. Other times you're given a script before hand and are able to go in prepared.
There are so many other actors out there how do you stand out in the crowd of everyone trying for the same thing. These videos will give you an edge on your competition. Our expert casting director gives you inside information as to what they are looking for and how you can win your very next audition. Confidence, poise and controlling the flow of the audition are the key elements but without any of them you'll get lost in the sea of everyone else. Don't let that happen. Watch this series and practice with a friend so that next time you audition for a pert you won't hope you will get it, you'll know you will!!
Lori Wyman Lori S. Wyman, C.S.A., one of the most prominent Casting Directors in the southeast, has been in casting since 1979. Lori attended the University of Miami and she graduated with her Bachelors Degree in Speech and Communications and her minor in Education. Upon graduating from college, she aggressively pursued a casting career and immediately started working for ACT I Talent Agency. At the time, ACT I was the biggest talent agency in the State of Florida. Quickly building a reputation as one of the most outstanding talent agents in the business, she was asked by the company that was handling the Miami Vice casting if she would be one of their staff casting directors. While there, she worked on the Principal casting for "Miami Vice" during the 2nd and 3rd seasons. At the end of the 3rd season, she was approached by the producer of "Miami Vice" and asked to come work for them directly and head up their entire casting division. She did that for the duration of the series. When "Miami Vice" wrapped, she was immediately asked to head up the casting offices of the Burt Reynolds series, "BL Stryker" and to cast the Florida episodes of Stephen J. Cannell's "21 Jumpstreet" and "Wiseguy." After these 3 series, Lori decided to make the lucrative move to commercials and feature film casting. In 1989 Lori was invited to become a member of the Casting Society of America, the professional organization of casting directors in the US. She opened her own offices in North Miami Beach in the spring of 1990. With her own studio space, offices and equipment, she was able to expand her business opportunities and provide a wider variety of services. Lori has also served on the Miami-Dade County Film, Print and Broadcast Advisory Board, helping to make decisions regarding the Film industry in Miami-Dade County. Lori is also a member and past vice-president of WOMPI, Women of the Motion Picture Industry, to whom she contributes her casting services for many of their not-for-profit films.dkdk
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