How to Become an Acting Coach

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Acting is an essential part of the performing arts and entertainment industry and all types of actors often need professional advice and coaching. Acting coaches are trained professionals that train and encourage a variety of different actors.

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What does an acting coach do?

Acting coaches provide advice and training to many different actors with a variety of experience and skill levels. They often act as mentors and motivators and provide insight from personal experience. They often watch audition pieces and play close attention to all performance elements. They also provide advice on how the actors look on stage and offer constructive criticism to help actors improve their skills. Acting coaches sometimes provide demonstrations to help illustrate their advice. Some acting coaches provide individual or group instruction through professional studios and others work independently and provide private acting lessons. Some are also hired by production companies to help actors overcome acting challenges such as physical disabilities and foreign accents.

What kind of training does an acting coach need?

Acting coaches typically need formal training and sufficient acting experience. Many acting coaches have a bachelor or master degree in drama, performing arts, theater, or other related field. Many colleges and universities and private acting schools offer a variety of programs. Prospective acting coaches typically take courses in Shakespeare, scene setting, improvisation, comedy, drama, and many other related areas. Many aspiring acting coaches complete internships or volunteer opportunities to gain practical experience and get their foot in the door. Some begin their careers as actors and move into acting coach positions once they have acquired extensive experience. Acting coaches often complete continuing education and additional training throughout their careers to keep their skills up to date and stay abreast with advancements in the field.

What are the prospects for a career as an acting coach?

Employment of acting coaches is expected to grow as fast as average for all professions, increasing 11% from 2008 to 2018 (1). The expanding entertainment industry will drive job growth.

Job prospects should be good with strong competition. Acting coaches with extensive acting experience and advanced training will have the best job opportunities.

How much do acting coaches make?

As of January 2010, the average annual salary for acting coaches is $38,000; average annual acting coach salaries vary greatly by location, employer, education, experience, and benefits (2).

A career as an acting coach is an excellent choice for people with a strong background in acting and the desire to help train and advise a variety of actors. Acting coaches must have a solid understanding of acting and the ability to guide others. Patience, determination, self-confidence, physical stamina, and good leadership abilities are necessary characteristics. Acting coaches must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills because they often interact with a variety of actors and other professionals. They must be able to work under stress and pressure and be able to make quick and effective decisions.

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