Is coaching must for acting?

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Dear Arundoy, An acting coach is responsible for working with actors, either on set or in one-to-one tuition sessions, to improve their acting performance. An acting coach is a media industry specialist who works with actors to enable them to develop their skills, either in a career development role, or for a specific shooting/dramatic project. The work of an acting teacher is often grouped into this profession, but the roles are distinct; an acting teacher will teach a general range of acting skills to a group of actors, whereas a coach will usually work on a one-to-one basis, and often on a movie set, with the objective of improving the actor’s performance for a given role or circumstance. The coach will use a range of techniques in order to lift the performance of an actor or actress, but where the acting teacher will have a “curriculum” of proven techniques which suit the majority, the coach must tailor their approach to the individual under tuition. It may be that they are called onto set to give pointers on how a dramatic actor may overcome issues with comedy timing in a role they are unfamiliar with, or it may be simply that the actor is required to do a voice-over and they have had no previous training in this field.

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There are born actors also and but, there are always great advantages of coaching by an expert,It is like spoon feeding and it saves time.

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Coaching would certainly help, but it is NOT a must when we speak of a career in acting. Something of it comes from with-in and then you improvise & learn on your own or after observing various people in life and then create a method of your own for you.

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