TBell Actors Studio Blog
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Stay up to date with everything happening in our Dallas based Actors Studio on our blog! We share acting tips, news, and more. Theresa Bell has been in the film business since 1987 when she began her acting career. TBell began coaching actors in 2001 and has watched many of them find success.
TBell Actors Studio Blog
2M ago
The 30th Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards is just days away. With the nominees announced recently, we’re excited to see which among this year’s nominees earn one of the most esteemed awards in the Hollywood film and television industry. This year’s SAG Awards roster features an array of strong contenders. From Oppenheimer dominating 2023’s trending ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
3M ago
Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just starting out in the industry, one thing is sure – honing your craft is crucial in standing out in this competitive field. One of the best ways to do that is by joining an acting studio. With structured classes, hands-on experience, and a supportive community, acting studios offer ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
6M ago
What sets successful actors apart from the rest? Is it their talent? Good looks? Luck? While all of these things may play a role, there is one frequently overlooked factor: self-awareness. Knowing yourself involves discovering and understanding your values, beliefs, skills, flaws, gifts, and aspirations. For actors, self-discovery leads to authentic performances and can be ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
8M ago
The world of acting is a realm of boundless imagination, emotional exploration, and self-discovery. But for those new to the craft, embarking on this captivating journey can be both exhilarating and daunting. Acting classes for beginners hold the key to unlocking the transformative power of this art form. However, not all acting courses are ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
10M ago
Period piece acting is one of the most demanding, yet profoundly rewarding endeavors you can pursue as an actor. Successfully embodying a character from a different era requires skill and acute attention to detail. You need to deeply understand the social dynamics, historical context, and cultural nuances that defined that era. Additionally, each period has ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
11M ago
For most of the twenty-two years I have been coaching, I have brought up the V word, “Vulnerability” at least once every class. I recall a wonderful actor asking me what I meant. I certainly knew what it felt like but a definition escaped me. I did some research and found this definition: “Willingly ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
1y ago
For aspiring actors, there's nothing more exciting than attending your first acting class! However, performing before a coach and other actors can be a nerve-wracking experience. Fortunately, there are actions you can take to alleviate the nerves and prepare yourself to take center stage. In this blog, we provide seven tips to help you ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
1y ago
The question I get most from actors starting out in this business is about their resume. “What do I put on it if I’m just starting?” “What format do I use?” “Do I put film first or TV?” “Do I put my personal information on it?” And so on and so on. Hopefully this blog ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
1y ago
Throughout my twenty-one years of coaching actors, it has become quite easy to recognize actors who have been trained in, and performed mostly theater. In short, they tend to do everything bigger. The reason being, if they want the people in the balcony seats to see them and hear them, they must! Whereas, film actors ..read more
TBell Actors Studio Blog
1y ago
Thinking about how long should you take acting classes for? Well, the short answer to this question is… All actors should constantly be training! Constantly. In the below post, I’ll take a closer look at why continuing to hone your craft is so important. I have been an acting coach for over twenty years ..read more