Use This Audition Tip To Avoid Accidental “Result” Acting In Your Audition (Even if you’re really experienced)
Remember your very first acting class?
If you had a great teacher, of course you learned the number one acting NO-NO of all time…
Never play the result.
NEVER.
EVER.
Why? Result acting is false and inauthentic…
It's flat and boring…
It doesn't book you the role…
And yet…
I've seen it show up in auditions more times than I can count (surprisingly, even from very experienced actors).
So, if you want to avoid accidentally committing this mortal acting and auditioning sin, please watch this video…
In this video, you'll find out how to “catch yourself” accidentally making this acting or auditioning mistake so you can quickly pivot and get back to being present and in the moment (aka the components of GOOD acting and auditioning) .
In this video, you'll get the answer to:
How Can You Avoid Accidental Result Acting In Your Auditions?
Remember, being present, being in the moment and being you are the best things you can bring to any audition.
That's what Casting Directors want to see and allowing yourself to be that is the best gift you can give to you, your auditions and your acting career.
Your turn! Was this audition tip about what to do avoiding accidental result acting helpful? Tell me about it in the comments below… :-)
You DESERVE The Red Carpet!
~Amy
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I’m pretty sure you won’t be able to get rid of me. I just signed up for your class tomorrow and I’ve been watching your videos and rafting your blogs. You’re amazing! This is totally cool. Thank you for putting this together for actors like me. ( I’m new to the business). I’ve been in 17 movies in just 4 months!! I may be onto something. Now, if I can just get a speaking role. What’s your advice to land a speaking role of you’ve been a background actor?
Yes, it’s so easy to fall into that trap. I often say this is how I want to say this but I know it has to fueled by intention. Still hard to have it come off not looking rehears-y or preplanned.
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Thanks for these tips! They are appreciated!
That’s me…
That makes complete sense. Thanks, as always, for your words of wisdom Amy Jo!
So true Amy. Thank you
Thanks Ami was very helpful?
Thank you Amy. I knew that but always forget. Truthful and organic is the way to go! Thanks!
You are essentially taking your eye off the ball (now that baseball season is here). Thanks.for the tip.
Thank you Amy!! That was sooo helpful!! Thanks so much for all your fantastic advice! ❤️
❤️✅. Love this tip. Giving an example and then explaining how to keep the audition ‘real’ ‘authentic’ & not to sabotage ones audition was a good input. Especially for me since I’ll be hopefully doing my first ever real audition – thanks!
Very simple and valuable
Thank you, Amy. This is a useful tip for me to remember for my next audition. I find it also good when I am confident and I know my lines througly I should be able not to ask questions to avoid playing the “results” .
Thank you, Amy, for another great audition tip here! This is such an important facet of being in the room and responding to an adjustment organically and not going for a result. Good for me to always keep top of mind to deliver authentic acting with choices that will read well to the CD, director, et. al.
This is a super helpful tip, Amy. I do mostly voice acting (voiceover) and it’s easy to think way too much about which word you want to emphasize and whether you should put a pause in a certain place. Thank you!!
When I’m really cooking my acting recipe, I know organic wins. I know this may sound quirky, but sometimes I have a fear of success. I’ve given some outstanding auditions, gotten callbacks, then with all the pressure and whatever else, somehow I don’t get it, and didn’t do as well as I’d done earlier. How can I protect myself from myself?
Amazing. I do this when I get insecure and I get on the way of myself, I know better. I learnt well in acting class.
This wad vey helpful! Thank you!
It was a good one. Thanks. But when the CD is saying I want this or I want that, what tips can you give for not allowing that in my head? Thanks, Amy.