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You were perfect for the role

Thankyou so much

Underrated video! Very helpful even I’m already a working actor. This help me stay calm and a bit reminder before the recall. Love the music! Thanks a lot and wish you best luck!

Great video! Been in the industry auditing for about 8 months, need spend $$$$ in class for tips. It’s a mental fight and now I can stay so calm even my agent told me my booked gig is canceled out of blue 😂 be prepared for this everyone, and have fun!

I got a commercial call back tomorrow morning. Very helpful. It's my second call back ever. I'm very new. Thank you for this video.

I had this when I first played guitar in a band and it got better after a year. I hope it will improve in acting as well, I started in my first theatre production this month. In a year I will comment again on how my journey went.

As an actor first I feel my flow and sence but after that whenever I do acting it’s feels so blank and unwanted thinking and past some bad experiences so it’s make me very uncomfortable u know my all the time thinking about how can I do acting like this like this but .. when before taking classes i know basic thing about acting how to do that and how to read script and that’s basic thing grow me so fast in acting but after taking classes everything about acting it’s become a mess so can you tell me about what is that

It’s really helpful but I wanna know more u know now a days I facing something different as an actor while doing acting my brain getting harder and stuck and now a days I didn’t feel satisfied throw the acted first whenever I do acting I feel energetic happy and satisfied but after some taking acting classes I don’t know why I can’t properly every time I feel something missing and not feel good but now I watched my old acting videos so I feel it’s better than now because I doing very properly and enjoying but now a days .. soo

I agree with your understanding 100%. It’s the actors interpretations of the scene during scene study. Then it’s the coaches job to offer directions AFTER the actors has interpretation. I prefer to allow the actor be the actor and show what they gathered from it. That defeats the purpose if actor is not allowed to express their interpretation in 5 pages of a 50 page script that haven’t read. Personally I enjoy listening to what the actor interprets despite me knowing the entire script. Good for you standing up…I may get jumped for this comment as a coach but I feel you are right. We want you to leave fulfilled…on set with a director is different in my opinion…we are coaching not directing.

From what I've learned from my scene study teacher, everything that happens before and after a scene gives way to clues about the present. Something I've found helpful in character analysis is writing down character clues - I write down everything my character says about themselves and everything others say about my character. It's tedious and requires at least 2-3x of reading the play front to back, but it really paints a road map for you.

When is part 2?

Thanks for the information, i've been told i over act some times! You have a new subscriber 🙂

hey man, aspiring actor here, thanks for this

Thanks for the great advice. Cheers!!

4:02 me with adhd: oh but I do

I am always self critical..I recently did some auditions and I couldn't get out my head and into my body to feel..its like I shut down..thank you for your insight 💕

"Tip 16: Let it go" lool, cue musical gleeks 😁. Great series.

Thank you for this video 👏🏾

I’m a trained actor reduced to the status of a bum!

Another fantastic video Vinnie this definitely deserves a smash 💥 on the like button

Awesome video Vinnie thumbs up!!

Thanks for this video

Very Good Video and content. Aspiring actor here. I was wondering this very question this past week, then I found your channel and this video. I have been in class for a little bit, I've gone to workshops and I've watched tons of YT videos on the ins and outs, do's and don'ts of auditioning. I hope I'm not rushing it but I was thinking of going on some auditions and see what happens. There's only so much reading, YT watching and workshops one can take before you have to just go out and do it. Thanks to your video I now have some things to check off to help me decide if I should go for a particular project or not. Thank You very much.

Hello VInce, YOU ARE A LIFE SAFER MY FRIEND. Kerwin here, aspiring new actor. I love how you said in classroom, we're really working on working with a scene partner and being authentic in the moment. Several scenes I've performed in class, I (really thought I had the lines memorized as written when performed with scene partner in rehearsals) but when it came to the actual performance in front of instructor and classmates, a couple of times different words came out. They made sense, they felt genuine, something I would really say (and I did through the character) and all was good. I knew deep down that the words had been changed and so did my partner and when we talked about it afterwards all was good. It just bothered me though. I was starting to get worried if that were to happen on set or during an audition would someone get really angry. Now I know I can ask / talk about it with the director/ writer to get the feedback I need. I will be subscribing to gather all your other insightful knowledge for us "newbie"/ aspiring actors.

Great video. I do a 2nd recording. 1st recording- partners lines, leave a space for me to say mine lines outloud. 2nd recording- my lines one after the other. Then I listen to them over and over again like I'm listening to a song (to learn the words).

I've been thinking about trying to act, I'm 15 so u don't have many resources or places to start. How would I even start being an actor?

Did you get the job?

Great content.. keep more coming. Budding actor here from India

Thanks for the advice. I watched this yesterday, my final call back on eco cast was 30 minutes ago, my role was a guy talking to his GF about some prison pictures that she made a mural of, I had just did 18 years in Prison. I kind of blanked after a line and took longer than I wanted to to deliver the second line, but I didn’t stop or ask for the line. After the first take the director turned his video on and asked me to do another take in a more sentimental way. After that take he said “we got it” and the call back was over. The whole thing took 5 minutes. I wasn’t expecting it to be that short. I wish I could have another go, but I know thats probably somewhat normal. Just wanted to share my experience with you..Any feedback would be appreciated, I wish I could feel like “I nailed it”, I’m just getting used to eco cast, usually I book with just self tapes. How you ever gotten booked after feeling like you didn’t “nail” the audition?

thank you for such a short simple yet an informative video. learned a lot in that 5 minutes time frame.

Got my first callback for a big tv show 4 a big role! This helps alot

Great video! Very informative

I find this whole line thing pretty hard for me given the fact that English is a foreign language to me and am horrible at memories lines even in my local language....I think it's because am nervous...

Can I email you? I still have questions about this. This is probably why I’m not getting many callbacks.

Can’t wait for Part 2!

1) read repeatedly, try to recall 2) transcribe lines 3) quiz yourself on your lines (read you prartner's line, try to say yours) 4) practice with a partner 5) use your phone to record you partner's part (running lines app) 6) don't forget to act 7) vary your practice: location, voice, actions 8) be flexible with timing 9) learn queue lines (the line just before your lines) 10) study the script (context, scene, etc)

Great new look for your channel .I like the new intro, lighting and that fabulous voice. Looking forward to the new T-shirts!

LOVE the new look! Glad you’re back!

Hey love your channnel Can you do an episode on table top reads, how to prep, what to do etc Thanks

starting off as a background extra in multiple shoot dates helps get these terms faster

i had my first audition..over zoom, only experience as background and 2 lines in one fan film. My casting director told me i did a good job, when she learned it was my first audition ever she said i did a really good job....but that was 3 days ago.. no call back yet... check back with me later and ill let you know if i got the role lol

Great info. Keep going

Thanks sir

As always, spot on and informative. Thanks

Great episode! I

Always stay flexible and keep an open mind! I think you WERE listening to Ama!

Vinnie, you always give excellent and profound tips. Your presentation is A+ with almost no ums and ahs. Hope you and your family had a wonderful Holiday and New Year. Jim

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Hey, Vin good interview. Keep up the good work!!

Really great tips/tricks. Just this year I did some research into how Anthony Hopkins, Denzel Washington and Daniel Day Lewis learn their lines. It's working for me. First, read the script/scene 100 to 200 times without applying acting techniques. Then break the script down into episodes and begin script analysis. Then I break the episodes down into 5 - 7 line groupings and read each grouping 30 to 50 times. Then I begin the memorization process and slowly add in the acting techniques, all the while playing with a tennis ball so that I can instinctively apply "business" to a scene. I'm looking forward to getting back into class in 2021 and see how it works. Good to see you at the Christmas party.