Acting Training
Become the actor of the future.
The film industry is experiencing significant shifts. A.I. has entered the scene. Reality TV is projected to grow its market share to $40 billion by 2025 at a rapid rate. American streaming platforms like Apple TV, Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO, and Disney+ have shaped audiences' and directors' expectations for a new international acting style.
This emerging style, which is becoming the global standard for acting, is called authentic acting.
The technique, which originated in Los Angeles, responds to the audience's craving for truth and authenticity while addressing the challenges actors face today and in the future to remain relevant.
Get prepared with the latest acting techniques from Los Angeles:
There is no character. You are the character!
Acting has evolved!
Audition Training
Today, casting directors, directors, and producers seek more than just acting skills. There is only one person like you in the world, and they don’t want to see just another actor. They want to see you.
Auditioning is about showing who you truly are.
Most actors perform a character in an audition, assuming that's what the casting director is looking for.
The truth is, casting directors and directors aren’t exactly sure what they want, but they definitely recognize it when they see it.
The real, authentic you!
So, what makes you unique? Most likely, it’s all those things you dislike about yourself and try to hide. What you see as a weakness is precisely what makes you special. It’s what makes you stand out.
Learn how to nurture these unique qualities that only you can bring to the world. Become the actor they can’t ignore.
It all comes down to someone saying, ‘Wow! Who is that?’
The Scene
The biggest mistake actors make is playing the scene exactly as written. This prevents them from standing out among the sea of auditions, setting them apart from the competition.
What you're reading isn't truly the scene because the scene is never just the scene, and words seldom reflect the truth.
“Every scene is a love scene.” - Michael Shurtleff, Casting Director on Broadway.
All scenes center around one core theme:
Love.
It’s the goal we pursue in every moment of our lives. Actors cast in roles use this technique to connect with the audience. They seek love, hope, and humor in every scene. It’s what we do in life.
