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An Actor Succeeds -- Tips, Secrets & Advice on Auditioning, Connecting, Coping & Thriving In & Out of Hollywood from Stars, Agents, Coaches,Casting Directors, Producers, & Others

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Author(s)Boze Hadleigh
ISBN / ASIN0879108886
ISBN-139780879108885
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Sales Rank908,582
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An Actor Succeeds is a very special collection containing all the best trade secrets of the biggest and most successful film and theater professionals. Presented in an informative format, An Actor Succeeds is a useful yet entertaining how-to, tips-and-advice book comprising nearly 900 quotes mostly from actors but also directors, writers, casting directors, and more. The book is conveniently divided into five chapters: Acting, Auditioning, Connecting, Working, and Coping. Heres a sampling of quotes from each section: Acting Of course we all learn that acting is basically reacting. The least acting you ever have to do is in a close-up. The close-up may require an actors reaction, but a small, subtle one. Generally speaking, the less you act in a close-up, the better. Sir John Gielgud Connecting Acting, especially in motion pictures, is very hierarchical, like a caste system. The stars are royalty, the other actors are serfsokay, commoners . . . If youre not a big shot, you gotta be careful not to push or intrude. You gotta watch what you say, how you say it, and, especially, when you say it. Bruce Dern Working Acting in front of a camera or a live audience requires intense concentration, to shut out the real world and create the characters reality. Focus is just as important for an actor as for a cinematographer. Keira Knightley Coping Partly I got into show business to become rich and famous and thus show up anyone whod treated me badly growing up. But doesnt one evolve with maturity? My focus ultimately changed from negative to positive, as I found that I enjoyed the work, even the struggle, for its own sake. Michael Landon

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