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That is exactly right. Just start practicing with a friend or sign up for a class. Why would you expect to be good at something you have never tried.

Lug is a large, green robot whose main problem with scavenging for parts is that he can never find them in his size. Later in the movie, he is converted into a professional-wrestler robot in order to fight evil robots.

Here are some steps that would help you to do acting and become an actor:
1. The steps start at the high school level. You can join drama classes at high school which can help you to enhance your skills.
2. Get participated in various local acts, it's only to get experience behind curtains.
3. Education is also mandatory, so complete your education as well as gaining acting experience.
4. Make an acting Resume.
5. Now after all practice, you have done, time to hire an experienced agent who can support you to become successful.

All actors start with no experience. A good place to get started is to volenteer to help with a community theater doing what ever job they need, not nesesarily on stage. This will give you an opportunity to see what the process is, then you audition for a part in the next production.

Can you start a club at your school? Or just start an acting club with your friends. Find a few plays in the library and try reading through them.

If you understand the material and the motivation of the character it will help you to memorize because you will understand why the character is saying whatever he or she is saying at that time. So find a script with a small part and begin to practice with a friend. This is something you can do on your own without going to school but it will help you if you ever get a part.

There are company's on the web that look for extras for films etc

They are the understudy.

One is male, the other female.

When you lose confidence ib your self, it's time to hang it up.

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Read the tips on this link:
http://www.backstage.com/advice-for-actors/backstage-experts/4-things-make-kids-stand-out-agent/