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                                    about acting 
Acting is an activity in which a story is told by means of its enactment by an actor or actress who adopts a character—in theater, television, film, radio, or any other medium that makes use of the mimetic mode. Many actors train at length in specialist programmes or colleges to develop these skills.

#he basic rules of acting :

There are thousands upon thousands of actors in Los Angeles alone -- each one hoping for that one big break that will launch their career. The sad fact is that only a few people ever make it as actors and even fewer make it beyond a few “B” film roles and television appearances. So, what can you do to help your chances of success?

For all the things you can’t control (how you look, how you sound, etc.), there are a few things you can do that might just make the difference between getting the part and continuing to work as a waiter.

Here are a few tips to keep in mind:

Learn Your Craft

Too many people think that acting is easy. Just like any art form, acting is a craft and must be mastered. Take acting classes, watch other actors and take the time to hone your craft. There are a number of top-tier actors who make a point of working with acting coaches to be sure they remain at the top of their game. You can never know too much.

Never Be Late

It might seem obvious, but there are hundreds if not thousands of actors out there who simply can’t tell time. Casting sessions are usually just a few minutes and are scheduled at odd times like 7:25 or 6:50 on purpose. Be early or don’t bother showing up. Patience weighs thin at a casting session and few things will hurt your chances more than being late.

Know Your Lines

Again, this might seem obvious, but there are too many actors who learn a few of their lines and then try to “wing it” and fail miserably.

Spend time preparing your lines. Prepare not only what you’re going to say, but how you’re going to say it.

Don’t Rewrite Your Lines

Never, ever, ever say something other than what’s in the script. There’s no better way to offend a writer than to come up with your own lines. If you want to write your own dialogue, then become a writer.

Listen, Listen, Listen

Listen to what you are being told. Sometimes the casting director or writer or director will give you a bit of direction prior to the audition or during the audition on a particular line. Listen to what they’re saying and take the time you need to process it. If it’s during an audition, more often than not, they will be happy to give you a few minutes to incorporate the new direction into the lines. So ask for it if you need it.

Make Sure Your Headshot is Accurate

There are few things more annoying than getting a headshot that looks nothing like the actor who shows up. Be sure your headshot accurately portrays who you are now. If you’ve gained weight, cut your hair, aged a few years older, then make sure your headshot shows this. Your headshot won’t be the one getting the job and you certainly won’t either if you look completely different than what people were expecting to see.

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