Actors… Stop Attacking Each Other!
This industry is hard enough as it is without actors criticizing each other and questioning each others choices and motivations.
“Create your own work!” Okay… about what?
Remember to play to your strengths as an actor. You don’t need a fancy camera, or the latest editing program – you just have to work really really hard…
How to Bring a Scene to Life and Captivate Your Audience
Your job as an actor is to move your audience and allow them to enter into the fantasy world that you have created.
The Power of ‘NO’ aka “To thine own self be true…”
This isn’t a license to go crazy. Don’t become a Diva and say No to everything just to test your power. Be specific and only use it when it truly means something.
10 Ways to Stop Stage Fright
We’d rehearsed and rehearsed, I had worked so hard to prepare my character, and of course I knew my lines, but you know that few minutes when you’re standing at the side of the stage listening to the audience chattering in their seats? The audience that have come in to
5 Reasons Why You Should Thank Your Villains
The more active you are in your choices, the more villains will be standing in your way.
The One Thing You Need To Know About Auditions
What did you bring to the audition that sets you apart? What did you do differently to everyone else who walked into the audition room that day?
Dear Starving Actor…
“While others get paid in their chosen professions, you work to be able to afford yours.”
Find Your Inner Superhero: Five Questions to Ask That Can Make Your Acting and Writing Powerful
You can use the strong story mechanics that superhero tales frequently employ by asking yourself these five questions for your acting or writing
How to Get Away with Murder’s Aja Naomi King Has Some Advice for Actors
“Create the part for yourself, so you can exercise that muscle, so you can be ready to go in that room” – Aja Naomi King
Actors, Be Your Own Agent
No one wants you to succeed more than you do and no one is thinking about the possibility of you playing every role on the breakdowns, except for you.
The Top 3 Things That Make Actors Stand Out
As actors, we’ve all heard the horror stories from casting directors about how crazy or weird or inappropriate actors are.
Emmy Award Winner David Tom’s Advice for Actors
Wondering how to be an actor on TV shows and film? Professional actor and acting coach David Tom shares his best acting tips for those looking to get into the industry
5 Tips for Improving Your On-Camera Audition
Here are five suggestions to help you stay grounded and focused for your auditions
Former Hollywood Agent Dishes Out Advice For All Actors in this Reddit “Ask Me Anything”
“You can’t compare yourself to your friends as every actor is different. Every role is different. With that being said, you need to brand yourself.”
Fall is the Time to Get into Pre-Pilot Season Mode
Fall is the time where we begin to wind down from the long year and ring in joyous celebrations. But for actors, now is the time to get into pre-pilot season mode.
Method Acting and Proper Breathing
When applying proper deep breathing exercises while practicing your method acting technique, it can help you focus, relax and concentrate, which will result in a powerful emotional output
4 Tips for a More Focused Audition
This biggest challenge we all have today in this modern technological world is the insane amount of distractions. Here are some suggestions to better focus on your auditions
What’s The One Thing You Have Control Of In This Business? Getting Better At Your Craft
The key to success in your acting lies is in how you prepare
Interview: Nick Krause Talks ‘White Rabbit’, Moving to LA and His Advice to Young Actors
“It took me months to get into the flow of things and adapt to audition rooms here” – Nick Krause on moving to LA