Hitting Your Mark
by Steve Carlson
Price: $9.95 USD. 76610 words.
Published on November 16, 2012. Nonfiction.
film acting is different than stage acting. this book tells you why and what you need to do about it. an actor's training is all on stage. The first time on a film set can be a mass of cameras, lights, wires and people. (who are all those people and what are they doing? and what do they want from me?) we also get into the psyche, rejection, success, competition and the art of auditioning.
Location: United States
Member Since: Nov. 15, 2012
Steve Carlson
Biography
Steve Carlson has been a working film actor for over thirty years. Starting under contract to Universal Studios, his career grew to encompass virtually every branch of show business. He guest-stared in over fifty TV episodes from The Virginian to Seinfeld,
stared in ten movies, was a series regular for many years on the number one daytime dramas, Young & Restless and General Hospital, and also managed to film over five hundred commercials.
Over the years, he was also writing. Starting with screenplays, he moved to novels, having two published by St. Martin’s Press. His first book HITTING YOUR MARK, based on a lifetime knowledge of the film set and the psychology of making a life and a career as an actor, has just gone into it’s 3rd edition (updated to 2013) and is now available in various ebook formations.
stared in ten movies, was a series regular for many years on the number one daytime dramas, Young & Restless and General Hospital, and also managed to film over five hundred commercials.
Over the years, he was also writing. Starting with screenplays, he moved to novels, having two published by St. Martin’s Press. His first book HITTING YOUR MARK, based on a lifetime knowledge of the film set and the psychology of making a life and a career as an actor, has just gone into it’s 3rd edition (updated to 2013) and is now available in various ebook formations.
Where to find Steve Carlson online
Website: http://hittingyourmark.com
Twitter: hittingyourmark
Twitter: hittingyourmark
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