CBSE 12th Film & TV Dance Acting Mass Communication & Media Arts ( Fine / Visual / Performing )

I want to become an actor. I know some acting and dance but have no idea. What should I do? I have completed my class 12th and belong to UP.

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8 years ago

Making it as an actor takes talent, but pure luck plays a major role in getting your big break. You might be tempted to jump right into the audition process, but if you are a beginner with no training, the best thing you can do is find some sort of acting class. Most actors have spent years training

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Astha Singh | Scholar-Level 16

8 years ago

Hi Chandra Prakash! To pursue acting, you should primarily take some theater or acting classes. Acting is a highly competitive field and you need to prepare yourself in the best possible way. You will need some training to polish your skills. Once you are confident about your acting skills, you can

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