Equity Reveals Details of CORST, RMTA, Outdoor Pacts
Actors' Equity Association has emerged from the winter of 1997 with a clutch of new contracts, among them the Council of Resident Stock Theatres (CORST) agreement, the Resident Musical Theatre Agreement (RMTA), and the Outdoor Drama
Why You Should Choose Your Own Audition Material
Showing your taste is part of your artistic statement in an audition. I believe that too often actors are put into passive roles in their careers.
Honing Your Commercial Technique
We spoke about how to break into voiceover by finding an appropriate class in the Nov. 13, 2008, issue. This week we address commercial technique. Regardless of your level of experience, when approaching commercial copy, remember these four factors that contribute to success:
"Schoolgirl Figure," presented by Hannah Crum and Chromolume Theatre Company at the Lounge Theatre, 6201 Santa Monica Blvd., L.A. Fri.-Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. Sep. 16-Oct. 9. $14-20. (310) 315-3537.
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"I told all of my friends in the 24 hours before I got the job that I wasn't going to get it, because Richard Maltby [Jr.] was so effusive in his praise and usually that's the sign of death," says Malcolm Gets.
Dear Jackie: Now that casting directors will be part of a union, will they still be able to cast nonunion projects? So many now do. And are commercial casting directors also going to be joining the union?
BY SIMI HORWITZ
FCC Rebuts Broadcasters on Indecency
Federal regulators dismissed broadcasters' contentions about a strict new rule punishing broadcasters for indecent language.
DreamWorks Preps for 21 New TV Projects
DreamWorks Television is revving up the most ambitious slate in its five-year history as a pod, fielding 21 projects set up at seven different networks.
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