2. Get experience. The best way to learn how to act is by doing it. Look for opportunities to perform in school plays, community theater productions, or student films. You can also create your own content, such as short films or web series.
3. Build your resume. As you gain experience, start building your resume. This will help you when you start submitting for auditions. Your resume should include your name, age, contact information, headshots, and a list of your acting experience.
4. Network. Get to know other actors, directors, and casting agents. Attend industry events, such as theater festivals or casting calls.
5. Submit for auditions. Once you have some experience and training under your belt, you can start submitting for auditions. There are many different ways to find auditions, such as online casting websites, theater websites, or agents.
6. Be persistent. Acting is a competitive business, and you may not get every role you audition for. Don't give up! Keep practicing and submitting for auditions. Eventually, you will find success.