You may have heard IMDb Pro is a necessity for any actor that wants to be taken seriously in the Film/TV industry. But here’s the question: do YOU need…
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It’s easy to get frustrated when you’re not booking- to view it as a reflection of your talent and worth. But not booking doesn’t mean you’re not good enough. It just means it’s time to reassess what…
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There are so many casting platforms available for the actor, each with their own focus, expectations, and cost: it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Which ones do you really need? Let’s break down each site and…
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Logically, we know we’re just acting. But our bodies don’t always get the memo.
That’s why it’s so important to have self-care rituals in place—practices that help you separate yourself from your character and release the weight of emotionally charged work. Doing this not only…
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Have you ever watched an actor break down and thought, “How do they do that?” Real tears on cue? It’s not magic—it’s craft. This blog breaks down the emotional techniques behind those heart-wrenching scenes and gives insight into how actors train to cry authentically. Spoiler: it's more than eye drops.
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When people talk about “being real” on camera, they’re usually referring to something that can’t be forced—truth. And often, the most truthful moments in acting aren’t…
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Why silence is one of the strongest tools in your scene.
Newer actors often feel like they need to keep the energy up by filling every moment with talking, gestures, or movement. But one of the most powerful tools…
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Ever feel like your self-tapes are almost there?
You’ve memorized the lines. The lighting looks good. Maybe you even got a quick thumbs up from a coach or a friend. But for some reason, you’re still not
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How to shine in virtual auditions without technical distractions
Over the past few years, live Zoom auditions have become a standard part of the casting process. Whether you're reading for a co-star, series regular, or commercial, it's more common than ever to…
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How to Make Your Self-Tape Stand Out in 30 Seconds or Less
In today’s competitive casting environment, your self-tape is often your first — and sometimes only — chance to make an impression. Casting directors can receive hundreds of submissions for a single role, and they’re looking for actors who can capture their attention quickly. If your tape doesn’t…
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When most actors think about delivering a scene, the goal is often to be perfect—hitting every line, every emotion, every beat just right. But ironically, some of the most memorable performances are anything but perfect. They feel messy—full of little surprises, small imperfections, and unexpected moments that make the character feel real and relatable. 🎭
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You’ve probably heard acting coaches say, “Just be in the moment.” But what does that actually look like in practice? In this post, we unpack what it really means to stay present, respond truthfully, and let go of performance anxiety. Whether you’re on stage or in a self-tape, this mindset shift can transform your work.
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Your delivery was strong—but something still feels off in your self-tape? It might be your eye line. In this blog, we break down where to look, how to ground your performance, and why this one detail can make or break a self-tape audition.
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If your character were in a Christmas movie, would they be saving Christmas, or more of a Grinch-type? This isn’t just about the holidays—it’s a playful way to explore how your characters
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Today, we’re diving into a fun and creative exercise: What would an ideal day look like for your character? Is it filled with laughter and…
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