Whether you are a child actor in a television series, a well-known feature film or in a hit commercial, you already have some experience in front of the camera, which is great. However, transitioning from a lovable child to an adult actor who’s taken seriously is no small feat. Here are a few tips for rebranding successfully.
It can be tough to get your comedy career off the ground, but it’s all about staying motivated and advocating for yourself, while finding a niche for your jokes. You’ll want to follow these five easy tips to ensure your standing out as a stand-up comedian.
Casting Directors are now seeking Talent to work on scenes filming starting August 2021. They are casting for Background Actors and Stand Ins. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Letitia Wright […]
Billions stars Emmy and Golden Globe winners Paul Giamatti and Damian Lewis in a complex drama about power politics in New York high finance. Shrewd, savvy U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades (Giamatti) and the brilliant, ambitious hedge fund king Bobby Axelrod (Lewis) are on an […]
The new series is currently in production and seeking Talent to be Extras in upcoming episodes. According to ABC, inspired by the beloved award-winning series of the same name, ‘The Wonder Years’ is a coming-of-age story set in […]
To take a risk or not take a risk – that is the question. When you’re at an audition, there’s a fine line between being memorable and standing out for all the wrong reasons. So, what’s considered acceptable and what’s not when it comes to risks, and how do you know the difference between the two?
TikTok has become an ever-popular forum for aspiring actors to post intense monologues and play short parts in a particularly dramatic fashion. Many users are now creatively using TikTok POV clips with music and sound effects to tell a 15-second dramatized story.
You’ve landed the role of a lifetime, memorized all of your lines, and you’re super excited to get started. This excitement is, of course, a good thing. But it can also easily translate into overacting. All of that practicing in front of a mirror can look very different in front of a camera, which tends to amplify every gesture you make.
