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EntertainmentHow to Be an Actor

How to Get into a Performing Arts Camp

Instructions

  • Step 1: Begin your research early Begin your research early. The application process for some camps occurs in winter or spring. Use the internet and your adult advisor to decide which camps to apply to.
  • TIP: Take into consideration the specialties, faculty, location, and tuition costs of each camp.
  • Step 2: Find application information Locate camp information and applications online. Application instructions will specify requirements, such as photos, videos, letters of recommendation, or auditions.
  • TIP: Alternatively, call the camp’s registration office and request that an application packet be mailed to you.
  • Step 3: Complete the applications Fill out each application neatly and completely. Read the instructions carefully and collect the required materials, including application fees.
  • Step 4: Submit the application materials For each camp, place the application and materials together in one packet. Mail the packets early so they arrive before the application deadlines.
  • Step 5: Audition, if required Follow audition instructions and arrive prepared at the right time and place.
  • TIP: Try your best and show that you’re having fun!
  • Step 6: Prepare for the results Allow yourself to relax. Rejection is part of every performer’s life, but passion and hard work are rewarded.
  • FACT: Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts Camp in Colorado was founded in 1913.

You Will Need

  • A passion for performing arts
  • A computer with internet access
  • An adult advisor
  • A headshot (optional)

Lessons in this Guide

How to Have a Jersey Accent

How to Act

How to Know If Your Child was Born to Be a Star

How to Direct Actors

How to Master Method Acting

How to Get the Best Headshot

How to Get Noticed at a Casting Call

How to Sword Fight

How to Hold an Open Casting Call

How to Hit Your Mark

How to Ace a Cold Reading

How to Put on a One-Man Show

How to Pick a Drama School

How to Project Your Voice on Stage

How to Get into a Performing Arts Camp

How to Have a Career in Acting

How to Get into a Performing Arts High School

How to Join a Theater Group

How to Nail a Broadway Audition & Get the Part

How to Practice Ventriloquism

How to Prepare a Monologue

How To Get Into the Screen Actors Guild

How to Overcome Stage Fright

How to Impress a Casting Director

How To Cry Convincingly on Stage

How to Prepare for an Acting Audition

How to Become an Extra in a Movie

How to Memorize Lines

How to Make a Small Acting Role Stand Out

How to Get a Job Doing Voice-Overs

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