
Audition Anxiety: What to Do When You Can't Stop Shaking
Practical techniques to manage audition panic attacks, stop visible shaking, and turn nervous energy into powerful performance.
Practical guides and resources to help actors master their craft
Practical techniques to manage audition panic attacks, stop visible shaking, and turn nervous energy into powerful performance.
It's 10pm, audition is at 10am. Here's exactly what to do in the next 12 hours to walk in prepared.
Exact timelines for audition prep based on how much time you have. What to do each day from getting sides to walking in the room.
The truth about what to prepare for auditions, when to read the full script, and what casting directors actually care about.
Simple techniques to make Shakespeare feel natural, not intimidating. Perfect for auditions and first-time classical performers.
Step-by-step techniques actors use when they have 24 hours or less to learn a script. Includes the recording method and speed-through technique.
What to do when they hand you sides you've never seen. The 30-second scan method that casting directors love.
Every app you need: Actors Access, Backstage, self-tape apps, line learning apps. Real prices and honest reviews from working actors.
Why theater actors are "too big" for film and film actors "too small" for stage. How to adjust your preparation for each medium.
Exactly how to record self-tapes by yourself using apps or recordings. What casting directors actually think about solo tapes.
Step-by-step accent learning that actually works. From finding the placement to maintaining it during emotional scenes.
Daily exercises and techniques to improve your acting when you can't get to class. What working actors do between auditions.
ADHD-friendly memorization methods using movement, timers, and apps. Why traditional line learning fails and what to do instead.
Step-by-step guide to finding representation when you're just starting. Includes exact email templates and what agents look for.
A step-by-step system to memorize lines fast and keep them when adrenaline hits. Practical drills plus a 24‑hour plan that actually sticks under pressure.
A solo rehearsal that doesn't feel solo: simulate timing, listening, and camera pressure to prepare like you had a reader on call.