How to choose an audition monologue that suits you, break it down, rehearse it properly and deliver it with confidence in the room.
What makes a good acting headshot and how to plan the shoot: casting type, photographer, wardrobe, makeup, expression and choosing the final images.
What acting agents actually do, when you are ready for one, how to approach agencies, questions to ask before signing and red flags to watch out for.
A practical guide to acting for the camera: scale and shot sizes, preparation, hitting marks, eyelines, continuity, repeating takes and working on a film set.
What psychology and neuroscience say about how emotions work, and how actors can use that knowledge: circumstances, body and breath, listening, mixed emotions and stepping out of a role.
Ten of the most respected drama schools and conservatoires in the world, from Juilliard and RADA to NIDA and CNSAD, plus how to decide if drama school is right for you.