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SUMMARY:1. Self Tape Like a Pro
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DESCRIPTION: A self-tape means you film your own audition.
You need good lighting, sound, a simple background, and a strong scene partner (reader).
I use my iPhone, a ring light, sometimes a blue or green screen, and a clip-on Lavalier mic.
It can be a little tricky, because not only do you have to be a storyteller, you also have to be your own production company.
The key to nailing a great self-tape is preparation. Being off-book, building a strong character, serving the writer’s intention, and trusting that you are enough.
As with any audition or performance, you need to warm up.
This may include some physical exercise/activity, warming up your voice, saying the lines out loud, improvising the moment before, and mapping out your focal points for the camera.
It’s really about bringing yourself fully to the role and also understanding where you fit into the story.
For example, a lead role in an independent film for example is probably going to have many lines and most...

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