If you haven't seen Tall Girl 2, you should totally check it out. I was happy to be a small (but very stylish) part of this cute film with such a positive vibe.
I've inserted my 3 different takes I did for my audition into the scene. I had so much fun playing dress up and creating 3 different characters. This audition felt effortless and easy. I was definitely in the flow and I knocked it out in 15 minutes, even with all the costume changes!
I may have closed this chapter of my life for a while, but I still want to encourage actors out there who love their craft.
I believe the roles you book are the ones that come effortlessly to you. The ones you get are the ones you "get".
So, while we can be grateful for every single opportunity that comes our way, we should also be mindful that we're not going to be the right fit for every role.
When you find yourself struggling with a scene, just take a deep breath, recognize that you can use that particular audition as an opportunity to work on one specific accomplishment of your choice. Maybe it's your eyelines, your physical embodiment, or your oh so important listening skills. Do your very best, and then let it go. Know that there will be an opportunity on the way that is seamlessly, effortlessly, and simply YOURS.
Challenge yourself in class and in training. ENJOY yourself when you perform. You are where you are and where you are is where you're supposed to be.

I absolutely adore what Bryan Cranston has to say about "your wallet". Check it out here: [ Ссылка ]

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