Oh, there are so many things that one needs to remember when acting on stage! Here are three of the very, very basics. *project -a.k.a. always speak loud enough for the audience to hear you ... without yelling *don't turn your back to the audience -it is very self explanatory ... the audience doesn't want to see your butt. *don't block -don't stand in front of people when they are talking ... it is their turn, don't block them If you want to be more specific in your question I'd be happy to help ... it was a too general to give a good answer.
stage acting (theatre acting) is acting with a microphone on your person rather than acting with a microphone above your head. with film acting there are specific ways to stand and you have to take your "mark". On a stage it is more freely done. Also, when acting in a film you do not look at the camera at all, that way it seems more real. When acting on a stage sometimes the actors will look at the audience.
By acting on stage
Film actors do not have to be over the top or remember lots of lines in a group. Stage actors do.
It is for higher acting.
Mono acting refers to a single actor playing multiple roles. There is only one actor on stage during mono acting.
You can go online to get the Actors Equity Association rule book.
By acting on stage
stage acting (theatre acting) is acting with a microphone on your person rather than acting with a microphone above your head. with film acting there are specific ways to stand and you have to take your "mark". On a stage it is more freely done. Also, when acting in a film you do not look at the camera at all, that way it seems more real. When acting on a stage sometimes the actors will look at the audience.
Acting in a movie, as opposed to acting on a stage before a live audience,
That depends on what the rules are.
Respect for Acting: Uta Hagen
Film actors do not have to be over the top or remember lots of lines in a group. Stage actors do.
A thrust stage.
Yes, 'all the world's a stage'
YES, If you want to be discovered for stage acting you dont have to be in film acting at all. You could do COMMERCIAL acting, or TV acting. If your wondering what the difference is between these four acting styles, here it is: STAGE/THEATRE: Plays, and Musicals. FILM: Movies, Educational videos, and Documentaries. (Movies mainly) TV: telivision shows (there are commedies, soapoperas, reality, ect.) COMMERCIAL: advertizing products, places, or sometimes people.
It is for higher acting.
Acting, singing, and stage makeup.