What should I pay attention to when doing group performances!! Are there any requirements for doing

The requirements are as follows:

1. Boys are more than 17 cm tall, and girls are more than 165 cm tall. An actor refers to a performer who plays a role in the performing arts, or a professional who participates in performances such as opera, drama, film, TV drama, dance, opera, etc.

2. Be at least 18 years old.

Pay attention to anti-fraud, don't pay money to any company, and then go to wait for the play at half past six in the morning, and leave more ** for the small drama, and pay attention to the fact that the online recruitment is all fake film and television companies recruiting extras, basically more than ninety percent are fake intermediaries, ** companies that collect reporting fees and photo fees, and real film and television companies all sign contracts with second- and third-tier artists and absolutely do not recruit extras. You remember that online and newspaper recruits are all **, and there are also a lot of fake intermediaries and companies that don't check out, which just let you film and don't give you money, no matter how you ask them for money, they can drag it out, and they don't give you money if they are dead-faced. If you really want to do it, go to the most basic to be an extra, go to the extras bar and read what I wrote if you want to be an extra, there is very detailed information in it, I went from an extras to a role actor, and it's now the seventh year, hehe, pay attention to it, it's helpful to you, read the reply post, don't ask me the questions in the post.

Requirements for doing group performances:

1. The recruitment conditions for group actors are that male actors are required to be more than 160 cm, female actors are more than 155 cm, have a high school education or above, and must be over 18 years old.

According to the data of the "Investigation and Countermeasures on the Survival Status of Chinese Extras", 90% of the extras in the country have a high school education level or less, of which 82% have a junior high school education level or below.

3. Almost all recruitment notices can see tips like this: recruiting extras, no age, education, household registration restrictions, no experience, bring luggage directly to the film and television base, as long as you have a strong desire to perform.

Nature of the ensemble:

Extras or extras, commonly known as solanoline, limji or passerby, refer to actors who play idle roles such as peddlers, pawns, diners and passers-by in restaurants. The working hours of extras are usually 8 hours, and the crew raises their salaries every year.

Because their nature is similar to that of traditional opera, they are sometimes referred to as tricks. In films, stages or television programmes, these actors are usually hired on a short-term contract basis, known as "extras", commonly known as "Provisional Kee" in Hong Kong, and temporary recording actors. <>