I need help on starting acting!!!!
Sun, 6 Jan 2002, 06:09 pmkimaldover4 posts in thread
I need help on starting acting!!!!
Sun, 6 Jan 2002, 06:09 pmHi my name is Kim. I want to start acting and I am thinking of joining the Sydney Talent Company in Quakers Hill, Sydney. Would that be the right thing to do. I am keen on acting, singing and dancing and I want to be a performer. I am turning 13 now am I to late to start acting? I heared that actors need a acting resume (or otherwise known as CV) in auditions if I go to this Talent Company will they give me some kind of form I need to fill out? If I am to have an acting resume would the Rock Eisteddford be allowed to be included because it does require a bit of drama.
If anyone can help I will appreciate it. I need to know the first step to getting into acting. Thank you !
If anyone can help I will appreciate it. I need to know the first step to getting into acting. Thank you !
RE: Am I too late??
Thu, 17 Jan 2002, 01:55 amKimAldover wrote:
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>>I am turning 13 now; am I too late to start acting?
Hi Kim. What time is it over there? If it's too late, you might have to go to bed now and put off starting acting until tomorrow.
I started acting reasonably young - first professional gig the year I turned 19. I'd been acting solidly before that, in amateur theatre, for about three years. But I didn't do drama at school, or even think about it as an option until I was in the middle of Year 12.
At 13, you're in an ideal position to start. Get lessons at school or drama clubs, and muck around with it for a while until you decide whether it's what you really want to do. Have fun!
Cheers,
Craig
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(My God, I just realised I've been acting since before you were born..!)
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>>I am turning 13 now; am I too late to start acting?
Hi Kim. What time is it over there? If it's too late, you might have to go to bed now and put off starting acting until tomorrow.
I started acting reasonably young - first professional gig the year I turned 19. I'd been acting solidly before that, in amateur theatre, for about three years. But I didn't do drama at school, or even think about it as an option until I was in the middle of Year 12.
At 13, you're in an ideal position to start. Get lessons at school or drama clubs, and muck around with it for a while until you decide whether it's what you really want to do. Have fun!
Cheers,
Craig
<8>-/=====/---------------
(My God, I just realised I've been acting since before you were born..!)