Better safe than sorry, better over-prepared than under-prepared! Pilot season is fast approaching, and come January, you’re going to hit the ground running with crazy amounts of casting calls and not have a whole lot of time to get your life in order.Read More
This week’s client spotlight is on actress Rebecca Bujko!
Rebecca Bujko is originally from Priest River, Idaho – a tiny town up in the mountains by Canada. Since moving to LA, she has experienced quite a dynamic and exciting career as an actress!Read More
Does a part of you become your character when you’re taking on a new role? Do you see things the way they see them, and not the way you do? Do you feel what they feel? Do you start to take on parts of this fictional character? There’s more to this than just method acting.Read More
This week’s client spotlight is on fitness trainer and sports coach, Kristen Sullivan!
Residing in West Hollywood, she keeps extremely busy with work and her two kids. Beyond her very busy life at home and with work, she has quite the adventurous, humanitarian spirit.Read More
As it goes with school, a desk job, or anything that requires your undivided attention, if your life isn’t organized, you just won’t be as successful. You can’t reach your full potential and make room for good things when your desk, your head space, and your day-to-day is in complete disarray.Read More
A key part of acting is emotional intelligence; are you socially aware? Perceptive? Observant of your surroundings? Have you experienced a vast range of emotions? Are you able to pick up on subtle cues that let you know how people are feeling?Read More
Your instinct as an actor is to always lunge for the audition process. Book a role, get your face out there, work your way up.Read More
This week’s MRP Client Spotlight is featuring the talented, Kentucky-native actress Stephanie Tyler Jones!
Oiginally a small-town girl, Stephanie just recently moved out to LA to pursue her career in acting.Read More
As an actor, your job is to be 10,000,000 things at once: you have to be your character, but you also have remnants of your true self in your performance. You are everybody you’ve been influenced by. You are your experiences, your feelings, your memories.Read More
A challenging part of being an actor is you have to accept that you are, literally, one in a million. This can be both a virtue and a source of discouragement, but just remember to stay on top of the things you CAN do to get noticed.Read More
