“I am a Broadway theatre guy, I do a lot of music and singing, so it was kind of my goal this year to come out to LA for pilot season and expand my horizons” – Jeremy Jordan
“It’s fun as an actor to get to play situations that are really extreme” – Silas Weir Mitchell
“When we did it, it was just for a onetime thing at UCB in Los Angeles where I perform and I was showing it there.” Drunk History creator Derek Waters
Season Two of Agent Carter is looking to challenge Peggy Carter and the rest of their cast of characters in the next chapter of the series.
Pamela Shaw plays Rita in the film ‘Lucky Stiff’, a role she’s played several times before on-stage. She talks about the film, the difference between playing her character on-stage and in film and working with the great Christopher Ashley
Natasha Leggero and Riki Lindhome chat about their writing process, the research they did and how they equate that time period with the real housewives and Kardashian’s
Paget Brewster and Konner talk about all the shows Brewster’s appearing in (it’s a lot!), improv on ‘Another Period’ and they tell a hilarious story about co-star Rich Fulcher as Mark Twain.
When not being asked about dirty jokes, periods or wavy hair, Michal Ian Black was asked what it was about that time period that makes it really ripe for comedy?
“Always follow your dreams, no matter how big they might seem!” – Paris Smith’s Advice to Young Actors
‘The Awesomes’ is back for season three on Hulu with more voices of famous friends, and a musical episode!
“Sometimes it’s not about getting the job. You go in there and you make a really good impression” – Tina Huang on Auditioning
“I knew I loved action movies and I knew I’d always question the authenticity of me playing a character if I hadn’t actually tried to see if I could do it.” – Josh Kelly on Why He Joined the Army
“The testing process for an actor is always rigorous and intense and you’re waiting in a room all day for all these executives to get together and say that they’re ready to see you” – Seth Gabel on Auditioning
If you’re a fan of smaller films that are interesting, funny and all about the acting, then The Overnight is right up your alley.
“There are so many fantastic actors in the cast that it is kind of like every scene is a master class in acting.” – Orange is the New Black’s Julie Lake
Mackenzie, who joined the show in season 2, started acting at a young age when she got the part of Molly in the National Tour of Annie.
“I worked on 12 pilots this year and most of the series regular roles went to working actors who auditioned.” – Casting Director Jessica Daniels
“Take care of your craft, the business is gonna do whatever it’s gonna do with you.” – Julie Ann Emery
“As an actor, you have competition and not just a couple people, hundreds. So, you better be damn true to who you are and what you can play” – Breakdown Services Gary Marsh
“I want an actor with a skill set, who is trained to do it and really understands the process of acting.” – Director Norman Buckley
