The entertainment industry may be tough, but an actor’s advantage is that acting comes in many forms. Film, television, and theater are three popular mediums in which young performers work. With the boom of the advertising world, commercial acting became a way for actors to break into the industry and make very comfortable livings. A young actor should be well rounded and able to handle any situation they are given. How should a young actor prepare for all of these challenges? Let’s discuss three popular acting mediums and how to train for them.
TheaterThe theater is a space for performers to discover themselves. It is only in theater where you perform something from start to finish, unlike in film or on television where scenes are shot out of sequence. Taking classes that focus on voice, movement, and acting technique is essential. The theater is a big space—young performers must learn to command any space they are in, no matter the size of the stage or audience. For musical theater, make sure your child discovers the story behind the song with an acting coach. Musical numbers require acting to tell the story—something of which many young performers are unaware.
TV/Film The most
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