Interviews with actors, casting directors, directors, screenwriters and more!
Andrew Polk talks about his audition for Broadway’s ‘The Band’s Visit’, making his Broadway debut, his TV work and more!
Eddie Jemison talks making his Broadway debut, playing Ogie in Waitress and what it was like to book his first ever film role in Ocean’s 11!
Daniel DiMaggio talks about his audition for American Housewife, having to learn ballet and his advice for young actors.
Rati Gupta talks on how her career has changed since booking ‘Big Bang Theory’, working on the show, auditions and how she end up becoming an actor.
Lormand talks about his role and becoming a series regular for season 2, how he booked so many roles while living in the Southeast and much more.
Kellan Lutz talks about his role, working with Travolta and his decision to move to LA and become an actor.
Schuyler Fisk also talks about her acting career, getting her SAG card and Christmas movies.
Mulligan also talks about figuring things out on set, her worst audition and more!
Reddick talks about the film, playing a psychopath and tells the story of his worst audition!
Everett talks getting into character and why playing Wilde in David Hare’s play, The Judas Kiss, served as a great audition piece.
Tobolowsky, who’s a great storyteller, also talks about working on Deadwood and why you should never film in the woods.
David also talks about his time at Juilliard and the first things he does when he gets a role.
Ironside also chats about how he chooses his projects and why he likes to help out indie filmmakers.
Scott also talks about auditions and if she felt pressure being the lead in her first big studio film.
Actor Brian Dennehy also reveals the advice that actor Christopher Plummer gave him that he still uses today.
Takei chats about his activism, why he took the role in American and bringing the musical, Allegiance, to Broadway.
Tsai also talks about his audition for the show!
“I was like, ‘I’m not gonna get a four year contract on a soap.’ I wasn’t nervous whatsoever. Of course, don’t you know, that’s the one I booked.” – Chrishell Stause
“You always want to start a character in the moment. If you walk out on stage, you wanna bring with you that moment that happened to you before you walked out on the stage.” – Brent Jennings
Actor Christopher Meyer talks about his most embarrassing audition and how it didn’t hurt his relationship with the casting director.
