by ActingClassFinder.com
For many aspiring actors––and for those who have worked in the industry for some time––the right acting class is an essential tool for developing and fine-tuning their craft. Acting is an incredibly personal occupation, so knowing how to … (more)
by Daniel Bradford
Let me start by saying that all of the different techniques, concepts and paradigms we use in order to conceptualise and approach acting (or any activity for that matter) are not … (more)
by Mihaela Ivan Holtz
Reclaim Your Worth. Reclaim Your Art.
As an artist, you need a powerful, resilient, yet flexible and fluid sense of self-worth. Self-worth keeps you connected to your creative energy. When you feel in touch with your … (more)
by Peter K. O’Connell
Some voice talent come into the voiceover business with blinders on…all they see are microphones, scripts and money. The business part they kind of “poo-poo” away dismissively, only to find themselves later to be playing catch … (more)
by Rachel Alena
A VOICE TALENT MUST HAVE A NICHE! Well, I don’t always agree. Here’s why…. 100% True story… Last month, I met a newbie voice talent and we chatted. Here is how
by Marci Liroff
By Marci Liroff
It’s that time of year again. During the summer break my casting director colleagues get together and celebrate the end of pilot season before episodic casting starts up again. Inevitably, we get to talking … (more)
When it comes to the profession of representing talent the profession of personal manager is unfortunately the most fraught with shady characters. Individuals operating scams that at worst defraud actors. At best create a lopsided arrangement. … (more)
by Eddie Ramos
Photo by Enrico Carcasci
Are actors egotistical? Are they narcissistic? Do they seek validation? If you answered yes to all these questions, then you’re kind of right.
But before you judge yourself or any actors you know, … (more)