If you really want to act, rather than just being in "the Acting business," you have to find the time, make the time, and spend the time. It is an investment you are making in the future.
Acting doesn't happen overnight. No one just steps up on a stage an into a production without preparation of some kind. In my case, I knew I wanted to be involved in theatre and so I read plays every chance I got -- knowing dramatic literature is an important part and you should be able to find the time to do that.
I attended the theatre to see how it all worked, I tried acting on my own, memorizing entire plays (I was much younger when I was a child), then took classes in school, participated in productions and in anything acting related I could. In my downtime, I wrote plays, worked behind the scenes at community theatres, watched acting to see what worked and what didn't.
I went to college and learned more about acting, directing, design, theatre history, how lighting affects mood, and all the intangibles that so many people I see never learn: how to find the "sweet spot" of the light, when to time a punchline, don't move on a plot line.
You have to be willing to invest some time in it -- which may mean taking time away from something else -- if you really want to pursue it. If nothing else, for now, read any play you can get hold of and imagine it on stage.
2006-06-16 02:45:49
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answered by blueowlboy 5
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David, as we have previously told you - take acting lessons!
Join the drama department at your school. You seem to want easy steps - there are no easy steps to becoming an actor.
You have to study for many, many years, to get good at acting.
You have to join an acting classes. Ask your parents to take you to the theater.
If you volunteer at a community theater in Dallas, you will realize that acting is VERY difficult.
Tell your parents to contact the list of talent agents I previously gave you. The talent agents in Dallas can guide you.
You can't get into the acting business without the approval of our parents - so if that is a problem for you - find another career interest.
David, if you do NOT have time to go to theaters, you DO NOT have time for acting. Find another career!
Acting takes commitment and a lot of work.
2006-06-15 20:42:04
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answered by newyorkgal71 7
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2016-09-09 03:58:29
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answered by hagenah 4
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just be as brilliant as you think you are and an agent will find you, cast you and make you wealthy without any skill or talent. In the mean time, get used to the expectation that the world owes you something for nothing.
(sarcasm)
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2006-06-16 04:48:50
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answered by Robsthings 5
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Attend acting classes. Then you can network and know where the jobs are. Even Chuck Norris eventually had to go as well as Arnold.
2006-06-15 18:50:33
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answered by madbaldscotsman 6
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acting school, books/guide about theater, look for a mentor/friend
2006-06-15 18:55:22
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answered by Ricz87 2
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