Acting Career Research Paper

My first long term goal is to go to a good collage. My second long term goal is to make good money. My last long term goal is to retire and die peacefully.

At the end of my senior year of high school, I had to make a senior portfolio; part of the project was to write down your goals and make a timetable for where you see yourself in five or ten years. I wrote that my goal in life is to be happy and I skipped the timetable because if my goal is to be happy then I can’t plan out how to obtain that goal. Who knows what will make me happy in five years? Life is constantly changing; nothing actually stays the same. It is important to set goals for yourself, but my idea of goals is different. I want to be happy and my goal is to take whatever smaller steps are necessary to get there.

For my education I would like to become a vet which means I have to get a PHD in vet school. To help me get started next year I will Medical in 8th grade and also take it in high school. If I take Medical next year and find out it is not for me I will try to become a teacher and follow the line of teachers in my family. My grandma, on my mom’s side, is a high school teacher and as you know my mom is the AP at Shivela Middle School, or I will follow my dream in acting as you may know I am in Theatre, and I love it I have been in plays all throughout elementary elementary school I was the main character in my 1st grade christmas play, I was also little miss muffet in my kindergarten play, also I has the sign holder in my after school program play that would introduce each scene like “Twas the Night before Christmas.” Some of my career goals are to be an intern at a local shelter and graduate high school ready to go right into college and know what it would be for like teaching or vet

After high school my goal is to be an actress. My plan is to go to Humber College for acting for film and television. I will achieve these education goals by getting good grades and experience in the program I would like to get into. I want to achieve this goal so I can work in in the career that I have interest in which is becoming an actress.

When I worked as a waitress at a diner I would get a lot of people that would ask what I was going to go to college for, what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. They saw I was working hard and figured I must be smart, that I must be "practical". Their faces would fall the minute I said I wanted to go into acting. A lot of times I would get laughter, other times I would get a lecture on how the real world works, in one instance when the man left his tip it was followed by "use that to pay for a real degree." It got to the point where I wouldn't tell people the truth anymore; they would ask what I wanted to go into and I would reluctantly say teaching, or nursing, just to keep them quiet. Because in their minds because I was working at this small little diner, no makeup on, hair a mess, covered in water and batter, living in the sticks of Ohio, it was impossible that I could be successful in an acting career. They had never seen me act, they didn't know what I'd been in, they didn't see my passion or my drive, they didn't know if I had a good voice or not. They just knew that I was a silly child who was making a poor decision because I wanted fame. "That is impractical" "No one does that" "That just doesn't

All goals have a history. Sometimes goals come forth in a moment of epiphany; other times, goals reveal themselves gradually and are like a quiet whisper leading the way. My goals fall into the whisper category. Ask young children what they want to become when they grow up and you will often receive a lofty, and sometimes unrealistic, answer. Responses include football player, movie star, super hero, astronaut, fairy princess, and everything in between. I distinctly recall telling people that I wanted to be an ambassador. Where I got that, I don’t know. I knew nothing about the job except that an ambassador helped people learn to get along. As I grew older, my understanding of career choices grew along with me and I placed

Does your director or theatre program need an outstanding person that can memorize any lines within a few days or learn all the songs? Use this recipe to create that perfect someone. A perfect actor, or actress, could cause less stress to your directors and you could learn from that person, or people, about how to become the perfect actor, or

What do Adele, Rihanna, Beyoncé, Katy Perry, Shakira, and Icona Pop all have in common? Answer: They all were offered the tracks that make up Sia's new solo album.

When I was a little girl, I wanted to become a film director. By the time I was ten-years-old, I had already come up with an idea of where I wanted to attend college, what I wanted to major in, what kind of movies I would make, and even what age I would most likely win an Oscar at. Even though my dreams were a bit unrealistic, my parents told me to keep my head up high and maintain the one thing behind my aspirations: determination. As I grew out of my movie director phase, I became interested in what was going on, on a global scale. Every day after school I would find my mother watching the news religiously and my curiosity drew me next to her on the couch so I could also be informed. I became very disappointed to see all of the horrible things happening in the world and I would often tell my mother about how I would come up with solutions to help those in

The magic of Hollywood tends to exaggerate the reality of things. Specifically, the depiction of high school can be very unrealistic. Over the years, it can be seen that movies show some common elements: random breakouts in song and dance, cliques, impractical appearances, and parties with irresponsible drinking. In real life, high school may or may not have these components. Because of this, there are similarities and differences between the hollywood depiction of high school and high school in reality.

Graduating from the Acting program courses is bittersweet and as it draws to a close there are a few things I want to reflect on regarding Acting in general as well as people who have made this experience worth every minute. This semester was a major growth spurt in terms of Acting, and I’ve worked to improve my confidence level and volume especially while working in “The Audition”. However, I still have some trouble really dropping myself into a moment or character without getting somewhat distracted or out of focus. I think in the long run this will get easier the more experience I have, and it mostly just requires more practice. I aim to keep in mind that an actor’s work is never done, and just like a person of any other profession, there’s always room for improvement.

A swath of videos titled “Why Action Movies Suck” have been buzzing around the internet for the past few years. They have discussed surface details of some of the practical and obvious reasons why so many big time action movies released over the past few years have been such a massive disappointment.

As a child and even as a teenager one tends to make dreams and set goals for life. On occasion these goals are far stretched and sometimes even fairy-tale like, we tend to see life through a rose-colored glass, not taking into account the many sidetracks life throws our way. At that stage in life our goals tend to be less focused and somewhat unreachable. However, the process of growing up, or maturing, tends organized and center our goals, we learn to make compromises and set goals for our goals. There are different types of goals, short term and long term. I have learned to separate the many goals I have into three main categories: family, professional and personal.

I always wanted to become a actor but i didn't know what skills to practice so i could become better. 45% of actors who fail are actors who don't know the proper skills to become better actors (25 Skills). If actors know the skills they will usually become better actors. To be successful actors actors must learn the skills needed for acting the skills acting demands they learn, and the skills, acting teaches them so they can have a successful acting career.

Young actors and actresses are some of the most famous people in the world. They are idolized by millions of fans across the world, who look to them as a role model for them or their children. As young actors start to gain more fame, the public eye on that person starts to get larger and larger as people wait for that person to make a mistake. When that person finally does make a mistake, the media starts criticizing that person which can hurt his or her public perception. While it is damaging to that person, it is important to hold all young actors and actresses to a high standard. All young actors and actresses should be held to a higher standard than ordinary people because they are always in the public eye.