How to Become an Actor
Work on projecting your voice. Since members of an audience may be sitting rows away, work on enunciating your words clearly and loudly. Stay away from cigarettes, alcohol, and anything that dehydrates your vocal cords and prevents you from performing. - If you’re acting for film, pay attention to the mood of the scene. You don’t want to be loud and projecting while everyone else is sad.
- Projecting your voice is not the same as yelling.
- Breathe from your diaphragm to get the most depth and volume from your voice.
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