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If you speak to fellow actors, you will know that people enter acting with different aspirations. You may have a burning desire to excel in a particular field of acting. The prospect of becoming an international film or TV star may be what appeals to you. Alternatively you may be driven by a deep love of the magic of theatre.

As an aspiring actor you may wish to specialise in the medium you feel most passionate about. The reality is that most people who have completed acting courses won't have the luxury of choice, and of turning down stage roles for screen roles or vice versa. It's a tough world and, as a new graduate from acting school, you will need to embrace all opportunities. That means cultivating the versatility to perform both on stage and in front of the camera. To do this, all actors need a thorough grasp of how different stage and screen acting are.

Successful actors choose their acting training carefully, plan their careers and capitalise on their strengths. It has been traditional in the UK for actors to learn their craft with acting training geared to stage performance. That's no longer always essential. For example, a new trend is standup comedians crossing over into stage and screen acting (think of Ricky Gervais, Eddie Izzard and Matt Lucas). What is vital is for you to appreciate where your talents lie, and to assess which medium ultimately offers you the best opportunity to shine.

Physicality

The key difference between stage and screen acting is the way in which meaning is expressed and conveyed. The stage play relies strongly on language and verbal delivery. First, that means that the stage actor needs a voice that can be heard in a large auditorium. Second, in stage work the voice is central to expressiveness and communicating emotion. Third, timing of delivery, and using the voice to create and sustain dramatic tension, are crucial, since they can't be tweaked in the editing suite.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    Have you gone through the Haverhill Home Staging course?
    I am interested in home staging as a career as I have a knack for interior decor. I was looking at the Haverhill Home Staging course. Has anyone been through this course? If so, have you had success? What was your experience? Do you recommend it?

    Note: PLEASE do not advertise other courses to get my credentials in home staging. I'm only asking about Haverhill right now.

    • ANSWER:
      i have no idea what you're talking about, but i know we have the same names!

  2. QUESTION:
    What is the credibility of Haverhill Staging Course online?
    They guarantee you employment if you pass their course. Sounds too good to be true. Any comments would be appreciated.

    • ANSWER:
      they may be able to offer you a number of jobs, but they might not be jobs your wanting or willing to take.

  3. QUESTION:
    Anyone ever do the Haverhill Home Staging course?
    I was looking at the Haverhill Home Staging website,it looks interesting but i was wondering if anyone knows if they have a good rep or if anyone works for them..what is the course like,did they hire you? that kind of thing

    Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      Hi,

      I am not familiar with the Haverhill Home Staging course so I cannot comment on their reputation, but I am a member or the following international group. I highly recommend looking into them as an alternative choice.

      Their courses are very informative and once you become a member, you will receive all the support you need in all areas of redesign and staging and this includes: business forms, pricing, decorating tips, paint suggestions, marketing tips, insurance, etc. They have annual conferences too.

      Whatever your needs are, they will be there for you to help you along with your journey via direct email or through the forum. All the members are willing to share. Your neighbors are not your competitors but your supporters.

      Please check them out. And, good luck with your choice and career.

      http://www.weredesign.com/displaycommon.cfm?an=1&subarticlenbr=184

  4. QUESTION:
    Haverhill staging course. Is the course accredited and registered? Is it's Certificate recognized?
    Re: Haverhill staging course. Daren avoids to answer the tricky question if the course is accredited and registered? Is it's Certificate recognized? Many promises given, too good to be true. How Haverhill assists in locating real customers for trainees staging assignments? This is the major problem for me and it doesn't mean I'm not a "doer' as he said.

    • ANSWER:
      Is that for students with disabilities in special education classes?

  5. QUESTION:
    Has anyone taken an on-line home staging course?
    I want to know if they are legit, and how successful they are.

    • ANSWER:
      Be careful with this option. Home staging requires visual feel for the space, you can't get this kind of experience online! You can inspire yourself with free online staging guides, like http://lastdetail.ca/2009/09/livingroom-staging but personal contact with experienced staging veteran is inevitable, if you mean your staging career seriously


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