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The Key to Pilot Season
One of the busiest times of year for actors is “pilot season,” a test run of a television series. Every year, from late January to mid-April, about 120 sample episodes for new television shows are made – both dramas and sitcoms. While only 5% are “green-lighted” and made into...
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Be More Confident in On Camera Interviews
You can practice all day long in front of a mirror, but when the cameras roll, you can sometimes get lost in the interview. Here are some tips to have a successful on-camera interview while appearing confident. 1. Avoid word fillers. Whether you’re being interviewed or acting on-screen, your “uhs”...
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How Your Agent Can Help You Book
Some of you are probably too young to remember darkrooms. No, I’m not talking about the place you go to cry when an agent drops you. A darkroom is just another name for the lab where photographers used to develop 35mm film before digital technology consumed the world. I used...
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Negative Press? No problem. Tips to bounce back.
Being in entertainment, you are probably familiar with the constant wave of negativity. Whether it’s from a botched audition or being a little short with next month’s rent, the daily negativity can be draining. What about when your project gets hit with a negative review—whether it be an article, blog,...
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