Lauren Nichols, an LA-trained actor and teacher, walks through camera audition technique with Aaron Marcus. She covers how to enter and exit the frame, where to place your eyeline when addressing multiple characters, and how to handle physical actions during a scene without looking stiff.
Hey, I'm Aaron Marcus, and no matter how good of an actor you are, you need to learn skills when working in front of a camera because otherwise you're just not going to get work. So in this video, I had the pleasure of interviewing Lauren Nichols, who is an LA-trained actor. She's done a lot of film and television work, and she teaches you everything from preparation before the audition, ways to deal with your nervousness in front of a camera, certain techniques to use and concepts to use if there is walking in or out of frame. Where should your eyeline be if you are talking to a couple of different characters? What happens if there is some business that's supposed to be taking place or physical things that are happening during the scene? And just so much more. It's an incredible video and you need to learn special tricks, techniques, and concepts that will help you look great in front of a camera. You can use the link below, paste it in your browser, and you can learn more about this video. I know it's going to be incredibly helpful to you. I'm Aaron Marcus, and I can't wait to talk with you again soon. Use the link below. See ya.
