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Choosing a unique audition song can be tricky, here are a list of songs for men which are currently popular on the audition circuit.
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From Guest Blogger – actress Sanna Haynes – However, regardless of whether you agree with fighting or not, I think we can all agree that a more “metaphorical” fight is at hand.
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Good acting isn’t vague. Good acting is always specific and focused on the moment. It is not so much the problem of “What I want to be or do *in general*?”
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Guest Post from Actor and DSA Founder James Bowden – The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth about life after drama school.
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Here is a list of our favourite Sondheim song’s in the Actor Hub office. What is your favourite? Do you agree with our picks? We would love to hear from you.
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Typically the “bio” should tell something about you, including your acting background and personal information. Here are some tips for writing your bio:
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Acting advice from the late James Gandolfini. Here is some of what he shared in his 2009 appearance on Inside The Actors Studio.
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From Guest Author – Actor, Ben Whitehair. Telling your parents you want to be an Actor is never easy. They are worried about your future. Hope this helps soften the blow!
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There seems to be three distinct types of drama school: musical theatre, acting for stage and screen and acting for collaborative and devised theatre. So which type of drama school is best suited to you? Here is Actorhub’s guide to all three.
The Disney movie Frozen is a HUGE hit and the runaway song from the film is ‘Let It Go’ – here is how that song can help you to be better at auditions and acting.
I often look to movies to inspire me and I have chosen five moments which help to motivate me when it seems that the world is not going my way. I hope they help you too.
From Casting Director Cathy Reinking – You can wow us by simply being yourself. All we want is you, and to see your authentic, natural charisma coming through the character.
The thought of giving up an acting career crosses every actors mind, especially when times are hard and the work dries up. Here are some wise words of wisdom from Actor Hub to make sure you never give up on your acting career!
Guest post from NYC voice teacher Claudia Friedlander – You can never really know where your dreams will lead or whether you’re on the right course. It may be that the only way to know whether you’re on the right course is to see how you respond when everything conspires to knock you off it.
Guest post from book writer and lyricist Claire E Rivers – It is often said of the world of theatre that it’s a tough game and requires a thick skin.
Guest article from actor and teacher Simon Furness – How should we deal with both doubt and faith when we are pursuing a career as an actor.
Guest Post from Actor and Director Ben Hodge – we reflect, we resolve, we set goals, we set expectations, but we often don’t learn and/or follow through with them.
Guest Post from Actor and Director Ben Hodge – Rejection stinks. Failure may not be an option for some, but it certainly can feel like a regular at the local pub.
Guest Post from Actor and Director Ben Hodge – “Haters” are people who cannot be happy with one’s success or dreams of success. They mock, ridicule, question, berate and challenge any hopes of a positive or bright future.
One of the greatest skills you can possess as an actor is the ability to be truly in the moment and not worrying about what has happened or what might happen. Focus on the now.
Guest Post from Actor and Director Ben Hodge – A Prayer for the Weak Times – I am valuable. I have value. I am value…to everyone.
Guest Post from Actor and Director Ben Hodge – We really don’t know what will happen. We think we know. We think we know a lot of other things too that often can mess with our choices, paths and decisions we make in our lives, art and work.
