A contrast to the Stanislavski method of acting (the Method), the Meisner Method relies on the communication of two acting partners. This website clearly explains and contrasts the Meisner Method.

These tips on monologue memorizing are very useful for any type of acting presentation, and could potentially also be useful for classroom presentations.

This article was published by the Lee Strasburg Theatre and Film Institute to describe the goals of their acting abilities. It is a good article to further describe Method Acting, and is a good prelude to Stanislavski's An Actor Prepares.

Justin is an amazing source for acting tips, building skills, and has many recommendations for other experts on auditioning and acting, as well as knowledge on many current events.

Gretchen has a great deal of knowledge on acting and the functioning theatrical productions. She gave me tips on what directors and casting teams are looking for in auditionees and how to quickly prepare for a cold reading while still giving a good performance.

Carina works as a music education teacher at Robinson Elementary in Starksboro, VT. She is a valuable source for determining your vocal range, training your voice, and finding songs that go well with your voice in an audition.

These tips from actor Mark Westbrook give tips for practicing cold reading scripts during an audition.

This website gives details on how auditions are viewed from the producer's perspective, and provides useful tips for giving the best audition.

This book describes methods of acting through a fictional story line that follows a young actor named Kostya and his relationship with the Director Tortsov.

This provides vocal exercises and warm-ups for improving the vocal range and producing a desired sound.