Actors who wish to be considered at our future castings are welcome to submit their applications in accordance with the instructions currently available at https://professionals.dorobantu.biz/general-casting Thank you ..read more

Accents and dialects are essential tools for actors to create authentic and believable characters. Whether you're portraying a character from a different region, country or even a different time period, mastering the nuances of their accent and dialect can make all the difference in bringing the character to life. Let's see why accents and dialects are important! Why Accents and Dialects are Important for Actors​Accents and dialects are important for actors because they allow... Read more ..read more

Acting is an art form that requires a great deal of skill and dedication. In the industry, two primary approaches dominate: method acting and classical acting. While both methods have their unique strengths, understanding the differences between them is crucial to determine which approach suits an actor best. Method acting emphasizes emotional authenticity and psychological realism, while classical acting prioritizes the technical aspects of performance. Let's explore the nuances of... Read more ..read more

Acting for the camera is a specialized craft that requires a unique set of skills. Unlike theatre, which allows actors to perform for a live audience, film and television actors must perform for the camera. The camera is an unforgiving tool that captures every nuance of an actor's performance, and therefore requires careful consideration of every movement, gesture, and expression. Let's explore some techniques for getting the best performance from your actors on camera.... Read more ..read more

Identifying and recruiting actors for film projects is one of the most critical tasks that film producers undertake. Finding the right talent for a role can make or break a project's success. While there are numerous talented actors out there, it's crucial to identify and recruit actors who can convincingly portray the characters envisioned by the scriptwriter, director, and producer. Let's discuss the process of identifying and recruiting actors for film projects and provide some... Read more ..read more

Acting in your own short film is a great way to express yourself creatively. Here are some tips on how to make it a success: • Have a clear vision of the characters, setting, and plot beforehand. • Practice your lines and read them aloud to be comfortable with them before filming. • Ask friends for feedback after you’ve filmed, but try to remain authentic and listen to and trust your own instincts. • Make sure you have fun and enjoy the experience. • Experiment with camera angles and... Read more ..read more

Today, you can get an acting job without physically going to auditions. But for this to happen, you need to prepare for your audition. Even though it is easier to apply for jobs from the comfort of your home and take auditions online, there are still a few things that you need to pay attention to. 1. Use a ring light If you are planning on taking auditions online, you need to work on the quality of your image. A ring light can help you achieve better image quality. It can also help you... Read more ..read more

Any advice on filming a cpr scene in a student film? I am making a student film and there is a cpr scene. I play the victim and my classmate ruby is the rescuer. We are trying to figure out how we should best do the scene. Obviously the compressions shouldn’t be done for real but what would be the best way to simulate them. Secondly with the mouth to mouth, how hard should she blow when giving them. Any advice is appreciated ..read more

I was thinking that a person has a different behaviour in real life compared to a movie character. The dialogue has a different content and many little things such as being comfortable around your friends or family. In movies, the actor is a bit stiff and everything looks a bit too scripted. Should actors be a bit stiff or should they be more natural, more like in real life ..read more

Since I was a child, I have asked myself how are actors able to be sad or cry in sad scenes. What is the secret that shifts their mood on demand? Are they really sad when they are acting that scene? Do they actually feel something? Or it is some sort of trick they use to seem sad even though they are happy ..read more