Browsing: Interviews

“I’m always a little bit nervous but those nerves help inform characters sometimes.” – Michael Park on Auditioning

“I’ve been in the shoes of fighting all the no’s and waiting to get the yes and once you get the yes, pressing forward and doing what you can with your opportunity that you got.” – Serayah

Actor Douglas Taurel interviews Padriac Lillis, a director inducted into the indie theater hall of fame and someone who is very well known for directing solo shows.

“Learn what you are as an artist, what your brand is and what you really want. Instead of letting the industry dictate it for you.” – Chris Chalk

Amboyer chats about his audition for YOUNGER, playing a new character and his worst audition ever.

“All characters are basically the same, you just have to be honest.” – DJ Qualls

“Green screen acting sucks, it is so hard to do.” – James Wolk

Dainela Ruah talks about how the show shot around her pregnancy and the “drastic” change that’ll happen to the NCIS team.

Scorpion stars Katharine McPhee and Ari Stidham, sat down for a quick interview to chat about the show and the possibility of a musical episode

“A lot of athletes when they’re done playing ball, they just try and figure out, ‘What is going to be my next move?'” – ‘Ballers’ star Donovan Carter

Vilderrama talks about how he got the role, his character and doing four-page scenes with series star, Mark Harmon.

The ‘Colony’ cast, Josh Holloway, Sarah Wayne Callies, Amanda Righetti, Adrian Pasdar, Peter Jacobson and Tory Kittles, chat about their characters and more!

“It wasn’t lost on me that had they not seen Justified, it was very possible that my first audition may have passed them by.” – Damon Herriman on His Audition for ‘Quarry’

“The most important thing in anything, is that you always have to be learning no matter what you’re doing.” – Mike Birgiblia

Sanders chats about the website ‘Rock the Performance’ and her tips on getting out of your own head and how to nail musical auditions.

Roy is the co-founder of C.R.E.A.T.E., a workshop designed to help artists break through their limiting beliefs.

Kate McClanaghan on how to start a voice-over career, where to find work, the biggest mistakes new voice-over actors make and more!

“Everyone gets typecast a little bit for sure” – Kim Coates

“As soon as I get in the part and get my costume on and get in front of the camera, I don’t know, I don’t feel any nerves at all” – Rudy Martinez

“I like to be totally memorized because if you’re not fully memorized, you can’t really make choices.” – Matt Shively on Auditioning