Interviews with actors, casting directors, directors, screenwriters and more!
Actor DJ Qualls talks about how he learned 39 pages of dialogue in 4 days, why he thinks he’ll work “forever”, streaming services and one thing about acting that “scares” him.
Miles Robbins chats about his role in Daniel Isn’t Real, how he prepared and what he does to get ready for an audition.
Javicia Keslie chats about God Friended Me, her journey from web-series to series regular and why self-tape auditions are the worst.
Michelle Danner on her new film, her acting school, and gives advice on finding representation and the best things actors can do to help their career.
Giancarlo Esposito chats about Creepshow, how he loved the “guerrilla” style filmmaking of the show and loving his turn in the horror-genre!
William Fichtner talks about Cold Brook, his biggest learning curve as a director, working with the cast and his worst audition ever.
Actress Shannon Tarbet chats about how she got the role and what she did to prepare, theatre and that time she did a one-woman show.
Actor Daniel Webber chats about his role in Danger Close, the huge responsibility of portraying a real person and how he prepares for an audition.
Matthew Alan talks about his role in Castle Rock, how he found acting and how he is able to “get out of” his head for auditions.
Actress Abby Quinn also talks about the learning curve of working on a sitcom, auditioning and working with her acting coach!
Richard Kind talks about his role ‘Auggie’, his career, one of his worst auditions and his advice to actors!
Emilio Rivera talks about his roles in 3 From Hell, Mayans M.C., his biggest pet peeve and the advice he gives to young actors.
Amanda Crew also chats about getting her role in Tone-Deaf, moving to LA when she was 21 and that time she was fired from an acting job.
J.C. MacKenzie talks about working with Scorsese and his role in The Irishman, preparing for auditions and self-tapes and much, much more.
Adam Devine and Blake Anderson also talk voice acting and how streaming services have opened up a “creative boom.”
Jen Rudolph chats about the service, why she wanted to start the program and the benefits of becoming a member.
Denise Crosby also talks about the types of characters she usually plays and a particularly bad audition when she was just staring out.
Bryce Lorenzo also talks about how she got the part in Happy! and working with actor Christopher Meloni.
Ron Bohmer also chats about the strangest thing that’s ever happened to him on stage and how how he manages to keep his role fresh every performance.
Actor Marco DelVecchio plays Mario Andretti as a young man in the piece which has been praised as a “miniature masterpiece.”
