In a new report called “The Business of Too Much TV,” Vulture explores the pros and cons of the television industry’s rapid growth since the introduction of video streaming services. To summarize, there has never been as much money in TV as there is today. What does the money bubble mean for today’s actors? A lot, actually.Read More
Mitch Westphal, 28, is an actor who moved to Los Angeles in 2010 from his hometown of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He starred as the male lead in 2014’s My Name Is Vivienne, winner of Best Debut Feature at Canada’s Female Film Festival.Read More
There’s a unique excitement in playing a new character, but every role comes with a bit of research and studying. This is especially true for characters who speak differently than you. With some focus, patience, and these six quick tips, learning an accent for your character can be simple, fun, and rewarding.Read More
If you’ve attended an acting class, you already know that there are enough variations of acting techniques for every actor to have his or her own. It’s important for actors to develop a unique understanding of the craft and discover which methods work best. To start, every actor should know these six most common acting techniques from 20th century scholars and actors.Read More
Starting out in Hollywood can be filled with mixed emotions, especially if you’re new to Los Angeles. You nail a few auditions but never hear back. You tell everyone you’re an actor, but your bank account says otherwise. If this sounds familiar, you may be dealing with one of the five fastest (and avoidable) career killers for struggling actors.Read More
