How to Design Your Best Year Yet
Take a moment to look back at all of your hard work over the past 12 months. What worked? What didn’t? And what can you change?
Ready to start the New Year?
Hi guys – After the seemingly long and endless holiday break (at least for me it was), we’re all excited to get back to work – acting wise, I mean. What are your resolutions or goals for the year? Let me know by leaving a comment here or emailing me
The 2011 Best (and Worst) List of Films and Actors
Check them out and let me know if you agree, disagree or want to throw rotten fruit at me because I’m so damn wrong.
Book Review: ‘The Playbill Broadway Yearbook: June 2010 to May 2011’
This book is a must for any theater lover.
Broadway Review: ‘Lysistrata Jones’
Go see this show now!
Because it’ll probably be closing very soon.
Are You A Sloppy Networker?
The holiday season is a great time to network because there are parties galore but that’s no reason to get sloppy with your networking
The 3 ‘C’s of How to Audition and Book the Job: Craft, Confidence and Contribution
As actors we all want to know the secret to giving great auditions and booking more work.
Actors Act But The Business of Acting is Different Than The Craft
Do you know how to conduct yourself in the final stages of winning a role?
Must Watch Interview with Gary Oldman: “You’re at the mercy of the industry and the imagination of the people that are casting you”
If you have a spare 1 hour and 15 minutes, do yourself a favor and watch (or listen) to this fantastic interview the New York Times did with Gary Oldman
No! Samuel French To Close Studio City, CA Location
Well, here’s some bad news to anyone (including me) who frequents the Studio City location of Samuel French.
Are You Allergic to Structure?
The secret to juggling your day job and your personal commitments with your acting opportunities is structure
Q & A: Jamie Pressly and Katie Finneran talk ‘I Hate My Teenage Daughter’
The two talk about how they got their parts, Katie’s transition from Broadway to TV and what they think of the title of the show
Jim Parsons to Star in the New Broadway Production of ‘Harvey’
Jim Parsons will star as Elwood P. Dowd in the Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of Harvey.
How To Make A Great Acting Resume Through Graphics Design
Understanding the concepts of “The Gutenberg Diagram” and “Highlighting” will help you create an eye-catching resume
Q & A: Denis O’Hare on ‘American Horror Story’, ‘True Blood’ and His “Addiction” to Theatre
Denis: “Actors with too much information can be very dangerous creatures”
Q & A: Sons of Anarchy’s David Labrava on going from Technical Adviser to Cast Member and How Acting Found Him
David: “People ask me what acting school did I go to, I say I went to the school of let’s pretend”
How to Harness the Power of the Press
As an actor, you too, can utilize press releases to make a splash!
Getting Your MFA: The Pros and Cons of Going to Graduate School
Here are some questions to ponder when considering whether to go back to school for your MFA.
Q & A: Joshua Gomez on Bad Morgan, Fight Scenes and the Final Season of ‘Chuck’
Joshua: “Anything has a chance to become a bit stale, especially as an actor”
Internal Blocks – What Every Actor Should Know
When an actor feels stuck in their career, it’s easy to blame others instead of holding a mirror up to themselves