Actor Blog Posts
Promote Your Acting Career Like a Business
One of the persistent complaints I hear from actors is that they don’t like to market themselves, they just want to act. The fact is ...
7 Tips to Greater Confidence on Auditions
When it comes to auditioning for a film or TV role, it is common for actors to have butterflies when the big day arrives. For ...
How To Make Your Acting Credits Sound Their Best – Even If They’re Not
It may sound kind of odd if you are just getting going with your acting career, but if you've been around for a few years, ...
Hollywood’s Dirty Little Lie!
Many people think that a Hollywood acting career is made and lost by who you know. But that's a myth. Think about how many people ...
5 Success Tips For Networking Events
If you’re like most actors, you know that networking and getting to know people – or getting them to know you – is critical to ...
5 Ways to Expand Your “It” Factor and Attract Talent Agents
“IT” is one of those intangible qualities that can be hard to describe. “IT” is a knowingness, a belief in yourself that comes across in ...
3 Critical Questions For Choosing Your Best Headshots
Your acting headshot is an essential tool for getting work as an actor, but you should also think of it as an investment. You can’t ...
5 Tips To Improve Your Audition Call-Back Rate
No actor can expect to book every audition they go on – it’s just not possible. One of the key metrics that you should look ...
Talent Agent Meeting Tips: 3 Ways to Impress in Your Interview
When you meet with an agent, they want to know something about you beyond what your resume alone will tell them. To be sure you ...
5 Tips To A Hot Demo Reel
Many actors tell me that they are worried that they don't have a demo reel and they wonder whether they should go out and shoot ...
How to Prepare for a Talent Agent & Land More Auditions
What’s the best method for showing your talent to a talent agent: Is it a monologue? Is it a prepared scene? Is it a cold ...
How to Choose the Perfect Monologue (And Avoid This Big Mistake!)
At some point in time, you may get an opportunity to perform a monologue for a talent agent, manager or casting director, or who knows ...
