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(More customer reviews)This book gives an excellent inside look at the world of a casting director of daytime tv. Decina gives valuable advice about the process of the interview, cold read, first audition, callback, and the screen test. He lets you know how each step of booking the job changes and how the actor needs to adapt at each stage.
He tells you the numbers you are up against to book the job. Decina tells the actor to "free yourself by removing expectations" of booking the job. He also gives insight on how to excel in the audition room with his step-by-step auditioning technique.
This book gives great advice for actors of all levels. Decina gives advice beyond the audition process, by helping actors set realistic goals for their career. He talks about how to map a career. I think this book has given me an edge. It has allowed me to feel more in control and confident in the audition room. I know what to expect now. I think this is a great read for anyone that is trying to start a career in tv or film.
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A network daytime casting director highlights the difference between the craft of acting and the business of auditioning, and how those two worlds meet in television. This practical and specific guide reveals to actors in a step-by-step format how they can empower themselves as they begin to audition for television work and start mapping a career. Included are proven-effective preparation techniques, including asking the right questions, making specific acting choices, sitting versus standing, finding beats and beat changes, using spontaneity, and much more. Also included are interviews with top daytime casting directors and actors, advice on headshots and resumes, and an examination of the difference between audition preparation and theatrical preparation.
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