You audition for a school or training program. If you have unrefined talent, the proper looks and physique to be castable, then you may get accepted to one of these programs. There you will learn acting technique (you will need a great deal of this) including movement, voice/diction, stage fighting, makeup, costume, technical theater, you will read many plays, you will dabble at singing. (Bear in mind that musical theater is a whole different world. You question does not address that.) The typical training program to get someone ready to audition for professional theater is usually about 4 years. Of course, the real training comes after that as one auditions, auditions, auditions, take lo wpaying gigs, works days and tried to break into the business. Don't do it unless you have to.
Yes. You will most likely always get a salary for acting. Unless you are in a school production. If it's professional acting such as Broadway, then you will most definiely get a salary.
It depends on where your acting class is or how high it might be rated, also professional teachers or just teachers it all depends.
Acting and writing. These were his two main professions.
Never had a real job. Wanted to be a Priest before acting. Occupation is pretending to someone in fantasy that he is not in real life.
That depends upon whether you are talking about amateur or professional acting. There is a good chance that your school will have some kind of dramatic program in which you could participate. If you want to get into professional acting it would help to have an agent to find work for you. There are also occasionally open casting calls which you can go to, and audition.
Her first professional acting role was in The Ice Storm in 1997.
Go to an acting school or take invitation acting lessons with a scout or acting professional. (And, practice always helps) Love Cynthia (model/actress)
Professional
Of course. Who do you imagine puts on professional theatre?
Yes. You will most likely always get a salary for acting. Unless you are in a school production. If it's professional acting such as Broadway, then you will most definiely get a salary.
It depends on where your acting class is or how high it might be rated, also professional teachers or just teachers it all depends.
Acting and writing. These were his two main professions.
Never had a real job. Wanted to be a Priest before acting. Occupation is pretending to someone in fantasy that he is not in real life.
All my Children?
It can be versatile. If you have a degree in professional acting or theater than you are officially considered white collar in general. It doesn't really have that classification.
Acting in a professional manner encompasses many things, including being on time, working hard, offering to help on special projects, being flexible, and dressing appropriately.
Mike Vallely is most famous for being a professional skateboarder. He is also known for acting, performing music, professional wrestling, stunt work, and hockey.