ONLINE WORKSHOP
Wednesday, October 2, 2024
7pm - 8:30pm PDT
$35 (GST Included)
Prerequisites: None
When you are recording your self-tape, are you talking to someone in the scene?
How do you make the lines your own?
Frequent feedback from casting is that actors are talking “AT" their reader rather than “WITH" their reader during their auditions, and that can make the relationship between the characters less authentic. If the dynamic between the characters isn’t believable it can affect your chances of booking. That’s why instructors Lynda and Laine MacNeil will teach actors how to truthfully connect to their reader either by self-tape or in-person auditions!
Concepts explored in this workshop include:
Endowing relationships between characters with a sense of history and authenticity
Making specific choices that enhance and are true to the text
Using every environmental and situational piece of information given by the writer
Ensuring the lines of dialogue are attached to authentic and spontaneously generated opinion and emotion
And more!
Mother/daughter teaching team Lynda and Laine have been in the industry for 20 years. Read more about Lynda and Laine in their bios below.
You need to take this if you are:
Wanting to feel more grounded in the character’s world when you audition
Struggle with making lines feel like your own words
Wanting to get out of your head while performing
After taking this workshop students will have enhanced their ability to make specific choices and have their auditions sound more like real people talking with each other.