Sometimes doing an acting course can seem expensive.
But, if you wanted to be a plumber, you’d train.
If you wanted to be a lawyer, you’d train.
If you wanted to be a software engineer, you’d train.
And it all costs money.
Why should it be any different, if you want to become a professional actor?
What makes a great acting school? The question has different answers for different people.
WHAT'S AN EXTRA (IN MOVIES)?
In movies and TV, an extra is a “background artist” or “background actor”. Movies and TV productions have extras on set to “fill out” the background for the main action of the scene and make scenes look more realistic. Want to know how to become one?
