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Medieval Weapons Action Workshop For Movies by Ron Smoorenburg
Amazing video from Ron’s Medieval Weapons Action Workshop! Great energy in the room. All students were able to get insights of how to perform in an action movie. Thank you Ron and everybody who joined the workshop!
This Week!!!
Ron Smoorenburg is going to hold his Medieval Weapons Action Workshop one more time on Sunday 18th of August from 4-6 pm.
Pm me for more information or if you’d like to join!
มาแล้วกับบรรยากาศ Workshop ที่ผ่านไปเมื่อวันเสาร์ที่ผ่านมา ทุกคนดูสนุกและเต็มที่มากๆเลยค่ะ ขอบคุณ Ron ที่ให้เกียรติมาแบ่งปันความรู้ดีๆ ให้ทุกคนนะคะ
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Episode 5: Why is it important to know your worth as actor?
Working on set as actor in Thailand is a little bit like in the Wild West. There are no unions. There are no regulations. There are hardly any real agents that stand up for the talents.
Therefore, you have to determine what you are worth. You are the only one that can do that. What is the minimum budget that you want to work for? Even if you are in a tight spot, you won’t accept budgets that are lower than that.
And then you need to set the budget that you really want to work for to make it worth your while. What is the budget that you feel happy to work for. With which budget do you feel that you want to give it your best.
And then you need to set the budget that you want. The budget that will make you feel completely at ease. Where you show up happy on set and are happy to do whatever they ask you to do.
Now you have three budgets. The one that is your minimum. Your ‘comfortable rate’ and your ‘happy rate’.
Now you need to find a way to make your ‘happy rate’ your minimum rate.
The only way to do this is by investing in yourself.
You can do so to invest time and / or money.
Here are four ways in which you can invest in yourself.:
1. Work on student films
There is no better way to get experience, exposure and build connections than to work on student films. You have only played small parts before? A student film may give you the chance to play a supporting part or even a main part. You can build your reel with the materials. You get to experience what it means to be the main in a production – it is completely different from being an extra or featured extra. You build connections, because the kids at university will soon graduate and if they like you they will remember you for future projects – if you mess it up they will remember, too.
2. Make your own projects
Instead of complaining that there are no jobs, create your own job. Create your own project. Write your own script. Find people that are in a similar position as you. That want to do something. Make your own short film. There are film makers out there that want to create stuff all the time. Find a group of people that share similar ideas. Be pro-active. It is the best way to gain experience, connections and maybe a show reel for yourself.
3. Join a theatre production
The Bangkok Community Theatre is a really good place to start. It is English language, they work with people from all traits and places. They have regular productions. It is brilliant for networking, to get experience, to get training by doing…and being pro-active. The BCT was the first place I started here in Bangkok exactly 10 years ago. I am still friends with the people I met back then.
4. Take workshops and / or classes
When I started, I took a lot of workshops. A LOT. With different teachers, different techniques, different locations. Some very weird stuff, which all added up and every single one of them was an amazing experience that I don’t want to miss from my life.
In the field of acting there is so much to learn. It is a life-long journey and if you are open for it, you have no idea where it is going to take you.
It all starts from knowing your worth and then upgrading that worth. Invest in yourself. Become better at what you are doing and people will see your determination. They will appreciate it. And will appreciate you for it.
Never stop growing and know that you are worth it.
This is Robin Schroeter from MasterClass Studio
Videography: Tida Visan and Pandit Teerachetthongplung
Editing: Pandit Teerachetthongplung
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Medieval Weapons Action Workshop For Movies by Ron Smoorenburg
Ron Smoorenburg is going to hold his Medieval Weapons Action Workshop one more time on Sunday 18th of August from 4-6 pm.
Pm me for more information or if you’d like to join!
Amazing pictures from Ron’s Medieval Weapons Action Workshop! Great energy in the room. All students were able to get insights of how to perform in an action movie. Thank you Ron and everybody who joined the
workshop!มาแล้วกับบรรยากาศ Workshop ที่ผ่านไปเมื่อวานนี้ ทุกคนดูสนุกและเต็มที่มากๆเลยค่ะ ขอบคุณ Ron ที่ให้เกียรติมาแบ่งปันความรู้ดีๆ ให้ทุกคนนะคะ
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How can being extra actor help your acting career?
When I first started my acting career in Thailand I took on extra actor work twice. The first time on Luc Besson’s “The Lady” – You can actually see me walking behind the main male character as he steps off his plane in ‘Burma’. The second time was for a TVC.
I learned two valuable lessons from doing those two extra actor parts:
1. I saw and experienced how it felt to be on set. Who is doing what and the do’s and don’ts on set.
2. I realized that this was something that I don’t want to do again.
As extra actor you are the lowest part of the chain. You are being moved around and ‘used’ as they wish. This was a feeling that I didn’t want to experience again. The hierarchy on set is very clear. Being a ‘featured’, ‘support’ or ‘main’ character has many more benefits and comes with a much better treatment on set.
People on set are also very quick to form opinions about you. Once an extra actor, it is very hard to get rid of that. I know an actor in his 50s who used to be a professional extra actor. He gets some bigger parts now, but in the community he is still know as the ‘extra’.
What did I do to become more than just an extra actor?
1. I went to castings.
A lot of them. Several castings per week. For a year. I didn’t get a single part. I still went. For the experience. I started to become more and more free. In the end I didn’t care anymore whether I would get the job or not. I started to take the castings as a chance to improvise and have fun with it. That’s when I got my first ‘featured’ part. Five days of shooting. It was an amazing experience.
I have had many many parts ever since. But I have never taken on any extra parts.
2. I got training.
In this year I joined a theatre group. I took acting classes. I joined acting workshops. I invested in myself – and I still do. Every time I made some money, I invested it back into myself. The more you invest in yourself, the more it will pay-off in the end.
I encourage you, to do a few extra jobs. Get some experience on set. Get a hang of it. Learn the ropes, the do’s and dont’s, but don’t get stuck in the ‘extra-hole’.
Go to castings and get training. Invest in yourself. There are so many things you can do as an actor. Acquire new skills to stand out from the crowd.
If you start your journey, you may be surprised where it will take you!
Good luck and enjoy your journey!
Until next time!
Robin Schroeter from MasterClass Studio
Videography: Pandit Teerachetthongplung
Editing: Pandit Teerachetthongplung
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10900 Bangkok
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