Tag Archives: acting

MAX Talent Shoots VISA Commercial

MAX Agency would like to congratulate Wayne I. and his booking for Project Visa. Wayne hasnt been with MAX Agency very long, and he has had many auditions. This is his first job with MAX Agency. We hope you had a great time and look forward to seeing what the future holds for you! Congratulations Wayne!

MAX Talent Books Audition for Yogurt Commercial

MAX Agency would like to wish good luck to Christine T. on her audition for Project Yogurt, a commercial. Christine has been with us since July and we wish her all the best at the audition!

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Investing in Our Talent – Free Audition Technique Classes

MAX Agency prides itself on its ability to provide full training for its Models and Actors. All talent on our roster over the age of 8 years old receive full training in Audition Technique involving  monologue training and skits, operating with confidence and more. The classes are taught by prestigious acting coaches with extensive industry experience and are based out of The Talent Academy. Here’s a summary of what MAX Agency offers at no cost to you. These classes span 4 consecutive Sundays for two hours each class.

Week 1: Introduction to Acting

Basic script analysis (the W’s)

Acting is being / Introduction to improv

Slating, personality slate, hitting your mark, using the camera to your advantage

Overcoming self-conciousness / Learning to de-mistify “the room”

Learn how to break down a commercial script

Cold reading a commercial script with critique and re-direct

Week 2: Commercial at Performance Level

Learn why certain actors “book” consistently, and how to become one of them

Tricks and tools for “S.O.C” auditions using improv techniques

Tape and review “off book” (memorized) commercials

Working with props/products

Week 3: Scene Study

Work with a partner on a scene

Us the principles of intention/obstacles/tactics

Explore objectives

Tape and review monologues with critique and re-direction

Week 4: Performance Review

Perform both your commercial and your scene; receive feedback and a DVD of your best work

Teacher evaluation

Next steps: Reading lists, advice on resume, cover letters, etc