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You could probably fill a library with all the books on how to improve your acting! So to help you save some time I've put together a summary of 10 tips, that I hope, can help you probably the most.

   Know your script. Read, re-read after which read again, and not simply your personal lines. From this foundation you can will continue to identify the reason for your lines, this will help you interact with the best lines and make remembering easier.
   Listen actively, you need to give the impression that what your character is hearing is purely of that moment. Resist the temptation to be quick with your lines, simply to prove you realize them, it's a conversation after all.
   Be brave, the quickest way to enhance your acting is to realize that your first choice will often function as the easiest for you to do - not the best one for the part. Look beyond your initial choice.
   Learn to breath, practice Twenty minutes a day. Inhale as deeply as you possibly can and exhale for twice the amount of time you spent inhaling (i.e. inhale 15 seconds exhale 30 seconds). This will help pre-audition stress and stage fright.
   Be professional, turning up promptly, or early, provides you with all of the warm-up time and, more importantly, the space you need.

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   This one might not be so obvious, avoid bad mouthing your fellow actors. This is not only good advice because eventually they'll discover what you've been saying, but the actors who're quick to insult other actors are the type who blame others for their own shortcomings. Should you always blame others, you will miss out on the opportunity to accurately evaluate your own performances.
   If everyone who are around you is losing their heads - keep yours. If you find yourself in times where every piece of furnishings are being chewed from your fellow cast members, hold your nerve and avoid the melodrama. Your performance will stand out like the calm at the eye from the storm.
   Act! The more you act the greater you should get. Practice makes perfect in the end. The greater acting you do, the greater the quantity of actors and directors you will work with. This will help enhance your acting by helping you to discover the truest way to develop.
   Improve your acting by looking into making your colleagues look as good as possible. It could sound odd but getting the most from colleagues will think about your personal performance and assist you to develop. It will likewise enhance your professional reputation which, in turn, should mean you receive more work.
   Finally, be thick skinned. You have to have the courage to stick to your guns whenever you think your right, even if you consider the criticism harsh, or are getting plenty of rejections. Be truthful with your self and be brave, most actors get rejected for many jobs more often than not!