Lance Carter, Author at Daily Actor: Monologues, Acting Tips, Interviews, Resources

Lance Carter

Founder & Editor | Actor (SAG-AFTRA/AEA)

Lance Carter got his start in the Baltimore/Washington D.C. area doing local theater. He soon became a member of both SAG and Equity and moved to Los Angeles.

Some of his film and TV credits include: That 70's Show, Terriers, Medical Investigation and Gods and Generals, starring Robert Duvall. His regional theater credits include: Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls (directed by Josh Rhodes) at The Old Globe Theatre, The Legend of Georgia McBride (Cygnet Theatre) and The Producers and the San Diego Musical Theatre.

For more information about Lance, visit his website here!

Biography: Dominic West

Dominic West has successfully combined a career in both the U.K. and the U.S., with leading roles in international film, in American television and on the London stage.

Tips on Winning at Any Audition!

When you’re auditioning you need to have material handy, prepared and brilliant-ready to go!

Watch: Dustin Lance Blacks’ ‘8’ starring George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Martin Sheen, Jane Lynch, Kevin Bacon, Chris Colfer, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Matthew Morrison, John C. Reilly

If, like me, you missed the live stream of the one-night only performance of Dustin Lance Black’s “8” at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in LA, we’re in luck because we can watch it below.

Biography: Jason Isaacs

Jason Isaacs began his acting career at Bristol University where he studied law, but found himself much more interested in the performing arts. Upon graduating he enrolled at London’s Central School of Speech and Drama where he trained for three years.

Biography: Paul Rudd

Rudd was last seen in Jesse Peretz’s Our Idiot Brother, opposite Elizabeth Banks, Zooey Deschanel, Emily Mortimer and Rashida Jones. This film marks Rudd’s second collaboration with Peretz having previously worked with him on The Château. Our Idiot Brother premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and was released by The Weinstein Company.

Biography: Justin Theroux

Justin Theroux is an accomplished film, television and stage actor who gained industry notice with his unforgettable performance as director Adam Kesher, opposite Naomi Watts and Laura Harring, in David Lynch’s Mulholland Dr.

Biography: Alan Alda

Alda has the distinction of being nominated for an Oscar®, a Tony and an Emmy, as well as publishing a best-selling book, all in the same year (2005).

Biography: Lauren Ambrose

With extensive experience in theater, television and film, Lauren Ambrose is one of the most versatile and poised actors of her generation.

Biography: John Lithgow

John Lithgow’s roots are in the theater. In 1973, he won a Tony Award three weeks after his Broadway debut, in David Storey’s The Changing Room. Since then, he has appeared on Broadway 19 more times, earning another Tony, three more Tony nominations, four Drama Desk Awards, and induction into the Theatre Hall of Fame.

Filmography: Elizabeth Olsen

Elizabeth Olsen is not only a vivacious and engaging young actress, but she is also a full time student at New York University’s prestigious Tisch School of the Arts.

Interview: Kirby Bliss Blanton and Alexis Knapp talk ‘Project X’

Kirby and Alexis talk about how they got their start, auditioning for the movie and some really bad auditions!

Interview: Jason Isaacs on the Acting Challenges of ‘Awake’ and the Main Difference on UK & US Sets

Jason: “Living a life through other people’s challenges can be illuminating and invigorating”

Q&A: Aisha Tyler Talks ‘Archer’, Stand-Up and Voice Work

Aisha: “With this show you pretty much just can’t wait to get in there and say these words”

What’s The Wish? What’s The Way? What’s In The Way?

In the pursuance of our desires, we often make what’s in the way, the way.

SAG-AFTRA Merger: Ed Harris and Ed Asner Urging Us To Vote “No”

Longtime SAG member Ed Harris and former SAG President Ed Asner each filmed something showing their opposition and the 3rd video has a handful of recognizable faces urging us to vote “No.”