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Bryan Cranston on "Letting Go"
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Re: Bryan Cranston on "Letting Go"
Oh man, I love this.
It also reminded me of why I won't audition for commercials anymore since they almost always create an environment in which it's impossible to actually "act". 75% it's asking you to be completely without character.
It also reminded me of why I won't audition for commercials anymore since they almost always create an environment in which it's impossible to actually "act". 75% it's asking you to be completely without character.
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Re: Bryan Cranston on "Letting Go"
I bet this is why that people gainfully employed in some other industry always get rolls I am up for, because I am usually desperate to land the role for monetary reasons, and often they are in it for the "fun" Blargh.
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Re: Bryan Cranston on "Letting Go"
Start asking for acting ROLES dan. They'll just give you bread when you ask the other way.
But yeah this is definitely a process. Viola Spolin called it "the approval-disapproval syndrome" and in my opinion it comes from being an animal needing to fit into a pack. We want to find our pack but this doesn't translate when trying to audition for a movie. The result of pack-seeking is a loss of confidence.
But yeah this is definitely a process. Viola Spolin called it "the approval-disapproval syndrome" and in my opinion it comes from being an animal needing to fit into a pack. We want to find our pack but this doesn't translate when trying to audition for a movie. The result of pack-seeking is a loss of confidence.