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5 Places To Find a Great Monologue

Last week I shared with you how to improve your child’s chances of making a great impression when choosing a monologue. Are you curious where to find some good material for that next big audition?

How To Get an Agent To Respond To You

To get an agent to respond to your marketing materials or to build your network of casting directors here are some tips.

Introduction to Meditation for Actors (Part 3)

In order for meditation to be beneficial, you have to do it, and do it with some degree of consistency. It's also important that your practice doesn’t feel like a chore but instead feels relaxing, nurturing, and energizing.

10 Ways To Market Yourself to Industry Professionals

Many actors don’t even know the concept of a marketing campaign or that they should be creating one. What is it? What do you do exactly?

Why You Shouldn't Assume Anything As an Actor

Assumptions often get us into trouble because they generally stem from our fixed conditioned mind patterns that assume things incorrectly based on our paradigms of doubt, fear, and cynicism.

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.

The Dos and Don'ts of Choosing a Monologue for a Young Performer

Whether your child or teen is auditioning for a school theater program, a show, or an industry professional, a monologue is a must-have for every young actor.

The Difference Between Offensive Vs. Defensive Acting

The actor who prepares offensively has a way of working that gives the confidence to let go of the work in the room. He trusts his technique and doesn't feel the need to police himself.

Look Inward, Not Outward, in Auditions

Now, I know when you enter the audition room you plan to show up for yourselves and truly be present. So what happens?

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: