by Robin Schroeter | Jul 4, 2020 | General, New Actors Blog, Robin's Actor's Blog
There is a lot of negativity that happens on set— whether it’s the food, the weather, working hours, or people. Here’s how to stay positive on a film set! 1) Identify people To stay positive on a film set, you need to avoid people who are too negative. If...
by Robin Schroeter | Jul 4, 2020 | General, New Actors Blog, Robin's Actor's Blog
Auditions can be nervewracking and unpredictable at times. Here are some guidelines on how you can audition better and rock your audition! 1) Prepare the script The simplest point of how to audition better is to prepare the script. Most of the time, you get the script...
by Robin Schroeter | Jul 4, 2020 | General, New Actors Blog, Robin's Actor's Blog
Without training, you can still be decent at acting. But acting is a craft, you train to get better and therefore become a professional. Imagine you get an acting job without training, and you’re ecstatic. But the moment you get on set, you’re a bit lost...
by Robin Schroeter | Jun 12, 2020 | General, New Actors Blog, Robin's Actor's Blog
Do you want to become an Actor? Do you want to unleash your potential? This new online acting course (Fundamentals of Acting) will help you to: Learn the basics of acting Find out and develop your potential Become a better public speaker Become aware of what you truly...
by Robin Schroeter | May 18, 2020 | General, New Actors Blog, Robin's Actor's Blog
First time on a film set and you feel like a fish out of water? Here are some guidelines on what to do and not do on a film set that people already expect you should know: 1. DO find someone responsible for you The first thing you should do when you arrive at...
by Robin Schroeter | May 18, 2020 | General, New Actors Blog, Robin's Actor's Blog
Acting in student films might not be the first place that you look at for roles. But here’s why you should look at it as a stepping stone to bigger projects: 1. Experience Acting in student films gives you the experience of being on set. You get to see...
