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Cheyenne Jackson and John Goodman Go Digital

With the success of Netflix’s “House of Cards” and high production values, well-known actors such as Jackson, Goodman, Jeffrey Tambor, and Mark Consuelos are signing up for original online series.

Acceptd Connects Students With Performing Arts Programs

Acceptd co-founders Don Hunter and Derek Brown explain how their online audition platform can change the way students apply for performing arts programs.

5 Tips For Performing Via Skype

So, as many other artists, when I saw what Skype can do, I hurried to use it as a theatrical tool. The result is a show we call “Long Distance Affair," which is a show that we are presenting around the world and is in New York this month.

5 Tips For Marketing Your Web Series

The digital marketplace is overflowing with competition! So here are a few simple tips to make sure your new web series doesn’t get lost in the shuffle.

Comedy Central Introduces New Domain for Digital Content

With the launch of CC Studios last week, Comedy Central is giving comedians even more chances to gain exposure on its Web and TV platforms.

Comedy Central Launches CC Studios for Digital Content

Comedy Central’s new production initiative, led by new VP Allison Kingsley, will develop original digital content including Web series and branded entertainment.

Netflix Reaffirms Commitment to Original Programming

Netflix is raising money to repay debts, acquire more film and TV content, and invest in new original series.

CBS Renews ‘Bold and the Beautiful’ for 2013-14

CBS has renewed its entire daytime schedule, including soap operas “The Bold and the Beautiful,” “The Young and the Restless,” for at least one more season.

‘All My Children’ and ‘One Life to Live’ Casts Confirmed

Erika Slezak is back, and more cast and crew have been added to Prospect Park’s upcoming online reboots of soap operas “One Life to Live” and “All My Children.”

Advice for Building a Personal Website For Actors

Building a personal website is vital for marketing yourself and your career. A simple, well-laid-out website serves as a great portal for your work, easily digestible for casting directors, potential employers, and anyone else interested in what you do.