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How To Succeed Between Bookings

As actors, unless you are in a Broadway show or are a regular on television series, you work from time to time, perhaps a week in a film, a day on a commercial, six weeks in a play.

3 Steps To Pitching Yourself to Agents

Eventually, you will need your dream team in place if you want your career to really soar. Spring is typically is the best time to seek representation. So, let me share three ways you can begin your pursuit without wasting time and money.

5 Acting Lessons from ‘The Wizard of Oz’

Is “The Wizard of Oz” simply a fine bedtime story and fantastic film or was it an allegory forewarning and advising actors on how to manage their careers?

3 Tips To Make You a Star This Holiday Season

Right now is the perfect time to light the Yule log, stoke the fire, and light the sky with your own Festival of Lights!

How To Slate For The Best First Impression

Your slate tells those viewing your audition if you are “cast-able." Much of that decision to watch past your slate is based on whether your physicality fits their specs and whether the viewing public will identify with you or aspire to be you.

5 Tips For Surviving Pilot Season

We must press on, try to survive Pilot Season intact, and emerge in June feeling whole. Here are some ways to do that:

How to Stop Doubting Yourself and Achieve Success

Anthony Meindl motivates actors to stop doubting themselves and go after the big dreams they have for themselves.

5 Ways to Give a Great Interview

Whether you’ve paid hard-earned money to spend a few minutes with a casting director or agent or they’ve called you in, there are some tricks to making those fleeting moments work for you.

How Technology Can Hurt You As An Actor

The problem isn’t the technology – it’s our overuse of it that's made us numb. The tablet and smartphone are just sitting there – we’re the ones who can’t put them down.

3 Steps To Making Good Acting Choices

Here is an easy three-step proven process that I have used in all my projects to help find the right performance style and actor choices that deliver on my clients' concept or idea and proves clearly, there are no bad actors, just bad choices.