Guía para la actuación del futuro

Everyone is born with some kind of special ability, but the ability has to be nurtured, developed, and displayed. And, in the field of film, television and the performing arts, it is essential for anyone who wants to succeed to discover the truth about himself, not to try to look like anyone no matter how famous and admired he is, and to make the long road to reach that objective seems to be traveled in a natural way, without effort. This is the paradox of the profession of actors and actresses: when acting, the preparation cannot be noticed, but the preparation is essential. In a constantly changing world, where talent is showcased on social networks and auditions are often already recorded, more and more are demanded of those who dedicate themselves to acting. Bernard Hiller, after his successful guide Stop acting, start living, tells in this new book how he has helped many world-famous performers to meet and discover his real identity. Guide for the performance of the future talks about the constant attention, passion and commitment with which great careers are built and proposes both practical exercises and advice -useful in other areas of daily life- to overcome fears, encourage yourself to explore what unknown, discover in one the qualities in which he stands out the most and make the most of them.