Send us Fan MailTurbocharge yout talent with this FREE resource - The Method Acting ToolboxNot every role gets a backstory. The nurse checking you in. The assistant showing you to a room. One or two lines, no personality, nothing to "play." These procedural roles are some of the hardest to audition for, and some of the most useful credits you can book.This week I break down how to prep them: what casting is actually looking for (hint: it's not a character), the specific challenges of playing "plain," and how to make choices when you've got almost nothing to go on.I also share a character-watching exercise from a hospital appointment I had this week, I observed this exact type of role in real life and broke down what I noticed, how it fed my prep process, and the one thing that changes everything once you're actually in the scene.If you've ever dismissed a role because it looked "too small," this episode will change how you see it. Dive in and enjoySupport the showINSTA: @standbymethodactingstudio WEB: standbymethod.comFREE THE ESSENTIAL METHOD ACTING HANDBOOK: http://pages.standbymethod.com/freeactingbook

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