From my experience, stepping into on-camera work can be both exciting and challenging. One key aspect is building confidence in front of the camera, which often comes from repeated practice and understanding your character or role deeply. For those interested in voice acting, like work related to shows such as Avatar: The Last Airbender or portraying characters like Toph, it's essential to develop vocal control and the ability to convey emotion purely through your voice. I found that practicing with scripts from my favorite shows helped me grasp the nuances of different characters. It’s also beneficial to record yourself regularly; listening back allows you to refine your tone, pace, and expression. Networking with other voice actors and attending workshops can provide practical guidance and open doors to opportunities. Moreover, embracing feedback and being patient with your growth is crucial. The entertainment industry demands persistence but offers rewarding experiences, especially when you see your work come alive either on screen or through your voice. Remember, whether on camera or behind the mic, authenticity in performance often resonates best with audiences.