What will look good on my acting resume? Need Acting tips!?

answers1: Perform and practice! Memorize monologues in your free time
in front of the mirror. Take acting classes at a community college if
you have the funds for it. Audition in local theaters.
answers2: Always use google. It sounds silly but opportunities for
open auditions get posted all of the time especially if you live in LA
or NYC. Get classes! You need to know what to do even if you are a
natural actor screen and stage techniques and terms are important to
learn. Even being an extra is good at first. It can be super fun and
you will learn what it is like to be on camera. Next you will want to
get headshots and audition for short films. Most do not pay but they
look good on a resume will give you experience and if you love acting
it will be fun. Get a manager or an agent they will find work for you
and IF THEY ARE LEGIT THEY WILL ONLY CHARGE A PERCENTAGE OF WHAT JOBS
THEY GET YOU. Sorry to go all shouty caps on you but it is important.
look it up and find a good one near you. After this they will expand
your resume. If you get stage fright so bad you cant perform this
probably isnt the career for you. You shoud love all aspects of it
even the performing.
answers3: acting training and acting parts are what goes on your
resume.theater,student films,ind. films,tv and <br>
movie parts,commercials,go on your resume.start with getting acting
classes to learn how to go about per suing acting.pageants have
nothing to do with acting.