My Acting Journey
My acting journey began when I was young. According to my
family I was recreating scenes from my favorite films and tv by the time I was
three or four. Of course, I did not take much notice of the actual acting until
I was older. By this time, I started off looking up on YouTube the ‘behind the
scenes’ and interview videos, in order to see how everything was put together
and what it was really like to work on sets.
My first memory of doing an acting based activity was in
Sacred Heart Primary School at one of our school shows. The Nativity, to be
specific, was my first ever stage performance and even at such a young age I
remember feeling amazed and the pure enjoyment of performing. Following on from
this I made sure to be in every school performance; from ‘The Jungle Book’ to ‘Pirates
of the Cury Bean’. Every single one was a great experience, even if the
character was small and didn’t speak, I still loved every second of it.
Once my family was aware of my interest in acting, they
signed me up to an agent and I was able to audition for a TV Show ‘The Dumping
Ground’. I sadly did not get the part, but I was a lot younger at the time and
was really only just beginning to act. It was still a great experience to
prepare for future auditions.
Currently I am at Stockton Riverside College enrolled in a
Level Three Acting for Stage and Screen Course. I have learnt so much from them
in such a short space of time. The fact that the course focused upon acting was
brilliant for me as that was what I was truly interested in, but also showed me
the production side that I didn’t have a lot of experience with. Over the past
couple of weeks, I have filmed and worked on music videos, which I hadn’t really
considered before. I firmly believe that this course will help me to achieve my
goals as an actor; to be in both film and tv productions; to explore different
characters; and to just explore and develop my skills as far as they can go. I look
forward to all the skills I will learn in the future thanks to this course.
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