Blog Posts

Just because you’re signed with an agency doesn’t mean your personal hustle stops. But self-submitting and booking outside of your agent comes with its unique challenges and considerations. On one hand, submitting on your own drives up the numbers, which… Read More

In television and film casting, the decision to select an actor for a role typically rests with the production team, which includes the director, casting director, producers, and executive producers. While the casting process can be complex and involve multiple… Read More

Let’s be honest. It’s a self tape world. Self tapes have been in the mix for film and television auditions for years now. Commercially, we are still relatively new at this. I think it’s anyone’s guess the frequency actors will… Read More

Even in the age of self tapes, having a book of audition monologues ready is an absolute staple in the working actor’s toolkit — especially if you’re working in live theatre. If you’re exclusively focused on film, having pieces at… Read More

When a show is being cast, most casting directors have a system for going through the roles. If you’re a new actor looking to break into the business, it might be helpful to understand just how far in advance things… Read More

The Kids Are All Right star Annette Bening shared a personal story with a group of theater students about her difficulty with listening early on in her training. An acting instructor had critiqued her performance with a scene partner, telling Bening,… Read More

What makes a great scene partner? Great scene partners are dedicated to the craft and come prepared. They bring enthusiasm for the project, communicate well, and actively listen. These actors know when it’s time to shine and when to let… Read More