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
This week’s spotlight is featuring the lovely Lois-Amber Toole!
Lois-Amber Toole is an actress originally from Newcastle, England now residing here in Los Angeles!Read More
For this week’s spotlight, we’re very excited to feature the multitalented, international artist, Monday Justice!
Monday Justice is a singer/songwriter based in Los Angeles, coming all the way from Manchester, UK.Read More
After watching The 2015 Emmys last night, we seriously couldn’t be MORE pleased with this year’s winners. It was a big day for diversity – for many reasons.
Andy Samberg was the award show’s host for the first time, starting off with a satire song-and-dance number about the sheer volume of scripted TV shows infiltrating the market.Read More
Constantly going out for casting calls, you’ve surely had the experience where you nail your audition and you’re sure you scored the big role. But then the phonecall never comes and you’re left wondering what you could’ve done differently.
There isn’t an exact science to the casting process, but we’ve got some information to help ease your mind.Read More
You are probably barraged with audition tips and tricks on the daily – but it’s really a matter of basic thinking. What are basic things you know you have control of? What are small things you can do to prepare and adjust your thinking to give you an edge?
Here’s our list of DOs and DONTs regarding your next big audition.Read More
This week, we’re featuring our client, actor Matt Trbovich!
Matt has enjoyed his time developing his acting career, and he’s currently developing some exciting new projects (stay tuned!).Read More
Taking an acting class, joining an improv troupe, practicing stand-up, and working with new material are all the logical ways to learn more about authenticity, comedy/drama technique, and emotional interpretation – but remember that learning doesn’t stop outside the classroom!Read More
You ever hear the saying, “Your energy introduces you before you even say a word”? There’s some truth to that.
As a working actor, this concept rings more true for you than it might for others.Read More
