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Edgar Ramirez on How His Background in Journalism Influences His Approach to Acting

Edgar Ramirez, who starred in the HBO miniseries The Undoing, referenced how his background in media and journalism.

Online acting classes are not exactly standard, but they’ve become the norm in the last year. As with anything, there are pluses and minuses.

Director Sean Durkin spoke about his approach to working with actors and the importance of directors developing trust with actors.

Noma Dumezweni talked about The Undoing and concerns that her years on the stage might affect her ability to act on television.

There are countless opportunities to find different revenue streams, they just have to take the time to figure out what they love.

Sarah Paulson’s characters have undergone serious trauma and she’s also gone through that herself since she doesn’t know how to “fake it.”

Emma Corrin speaks about her education as an actress and how it felt acting opposite so many major stars in the Netflix series, The Crown.

Nicole Kidman reflects on her career and speaks about how she took it into her own hands when she faced roadblocks.

Love scenes can be challenging for actors because they might find their scene partner unattractive, annoying, mean, awkward, the list goes on.

Gillian Anderson started filming when she was 24 years old, four years younger than the character). So how did she land the role?

Charlie Hunnam also talks about about his desire to take a greater role in the storytelling process and writing his own miniseries.

Hilary Swank describes what she enjoyed most about working on Netflix’s Away and why she prefers to portray flawed characters.

A lot goes into creating an actor headshot. Overall, it is about capturing the essence of the actor for a particular look they are after.

Julia Garner reveals why preparation is so important to her and how she uses body language in her portrayal of Ruth.

Millie Bobby Brown points out that the restrictive women’s fashion of the 19th century made fight scenes challenging in Enola Holmes.

Gary Bennett details how he got his start, preparation methods, recording equipment, and his advice getting started as an audiobook narrator.

Mark Ruffalo also reflects on his experience at the Stella Adler Conservatory and how it prepared him for his blockbuster career.

Kevin Bacon reveals says that after a few poor decisions early in his career, he’s happy with the roles he gets offered now.

Thomas Sadoski chats about his role in The Mimic, a film that he lovingly calls a “weird little story about these weird people.

Kyle Gallner talks about how great it was to shoot in chronological order, trying not to get typecast and what he does to create a character.