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What can help my acting?
Child, if you wish to act, you must act. To imagine that living in Los Angelese will help you become an actress is a terrible misconception.
Imagine (to use a metaphor), you were to walk into a large business and ask to be put in charge of the assembly line. Would you expect success, if you had nothing but your pretty face to show?
Of course not.
Acting, in LA or anywhere else, is a business. It is the entertainment business. And while you are a pretty child, you are not (if you will pardon me being blunt) unusually beautiful. You may be the most talented actor since Meryl Streep, but that is something you must prove.
Find a local theater company and act with others. Do shows, plays, perform in company (practice may help, but performance pays). Build a resume.
And then (and only then) try to find an agent. Get an agent first. Relocate to another nation only AFTER you have developed sufficient skills and reputation to be %26quot;hired%26quot; to do the job.
No one - and I mean NO ONE - gets %26quot;discovered%26quot; simply by living in LA.
What can help my acting?
You stand a chance.
It's doubtfull you'll do stage acting til you are older, but you might land occasional parts in TV and movies
See if you can get a copy of %26quot;Respect for Acting%26quot; by Uta Hagen. That's a very helpful book on the topic. Read anything you can by Sanford Meisner as well.
Acting is very interesting profession. An actor keeps learning all the time, and there's nothing better than that.
i too want to explore acting but what me and my family came up with is to make our own screen play then act it out our selfs because thats how u find urself