How Actor Joel Austin Approached His Demanding Role in ‘The Harvester’
“The process of engaging difficult work can be said to be mentally and emotionally complicated, but easy to execute,” Austin writes.
Silence Is Death: Revisiting Cassavetes In The Digital Age
For many young filmmakers, there’s a debate between waiting to secure financing for your film or going out and making a film on the cheap.
Caitlin Patricia Weiler on Getting into Character for Headshots
Whether it be for a voiceover, TV or film, connecting to the true essence of your character is key for that connection to come alive.
Actor Noel Douglas Orput Shares an Excerpt From His Book, ‘Wait, I’m The A—Hole?’
Actor Noel Douglas Orput shares a portion of his book about a time on set that all actors will find semi-familiar.
Actor Yuval David Doesn’t Wait For Opportunities. He Creates Them.
Several years ago, Yuval David proclaimed “this is the busiest year of my career!” That continued to increase… then 2020 happened.
Actor Trevor Joseph on His Journey From Wisconsin to Hollywood
Actor Trevor Joseph on how he went from nothing on his resume to booking a Netflix show.
Actor Emily Brown Returned to Acting But Then Came the Pandemic
Focusing primarily on theater in the 80s and 90s, in 2019, Emily Brown returned to acting… then the pandemic hit.
Caitlin Patricia Weiler Recalls Her First Time On-Set in the COVID Era
Caitlin Patricia Weiler booked her first on-camera job since the beginning of this pandemic. Here, she talks about her time on set.
Actor Ronnel Ricardo Parham on the Importance of Creating Your Own Work
Ronnel Parham believes that actors should be taking ownership of their careers and creating as much content as they possibly can.
Actor Malcolm Farrell Went From Overlooked to Booked
“It sounds easier said than done… but it took many years to get to a level of standing out in a great way.” Farrell writes.
Actor Wil Crown Found a New Perspective on Acting in These Crazy Times
Actor Wil Crown got some fresh air and found a fresh perspective on acting.
Actor Mary Flannigan Reflects on Her Unpredictable Year in New York City
Everyone set on having an acting career seems to set their sights on either LA or NYC. I had chosen the latter and was sure I had my year mapped out
The Key To Your Creative Success – and Fulfillment
Actor Mera Mayde on how she found clarity and creative success in her career.
Actress Anna Maganini Details a Day of Shooting Her Film, ‘Dead Weight’
“It’s a big day. Lots to shoot. Two different geographical locations. A hike is involved. Yes, it will be ambitious,” writes Maganini
How Actor Chelsea Alana Rivera Found and Created Her Own Flexible Side Gig
Chelsea Alana Rivera is an actor, writer and mobile notary who’s appeared in The Glorias, Council of Dads, Doom Patrol, and The Act.
André Vauthey: How a Swiss Doctor Became an Actor in America
“At the end of day, I guess all I am saying is: go for it, even if it’s scary, maybe especially if it is scary, follow your heart and don’t quit!”
Actor Sean Dillingham Reveals How He’s Booked Over 60 Films and TV Shows
You have to always be hustling. You are your own best salesman. No one will push you and promote you, like you can yourself!
Idil Tekeli on the Challenges of New York City as a Foreign-Born Actress
Originally from Turkey, moving to NYC to follow a “so-called ‘impossible dream’ of becoming an actor was a very scary” step for for actress Idil Tekeli.
Jake Hunter: How I Created My Own Amazon Prime Show ‘Class Act’
Actor Jake Hunter believes his journey is a good example about how you can dream big, start from scratch and make things happen.
Carlease Burke and Her Magic Red Carpet Ride
As actors, we know how to hone our craft, get an audition, prepare and (hopefully) book it, show up for work happy to be doing what we love.