Interview: Movement Coach Julia Crockett on Finding Characters Through Physicality and Her Advice to Actors
Julia Crockett on the role of a movement coach, how she helps actors with characters and what you can expect from one of her classes.
Interview: Chad Coleman on Acting, Creating a Character and His New Podcast, ‘Humble Hollywood w/Chad’
Actor Chad Coleman talks about his podcast, how he got started in acting, his career, creating a role and bad auditions.
Interview: Clarke Peters on His Career, the Importance of Listening and ‘La Fortuna’
Clarke Peters talks about his role in AMC+’s La Fortuna, the importance of listening and being “in the moment”, and his worst audition ever.
Theater Review: ‘The Band’s Visit’
“Once not long ago, a group of musicians came to Israel from Egypt. You probably didn’t hear about it. It wasn’t very important.” Those sentences are projected on the stage as the show begins but don’t let those words mislead you. One of the wonderful things about theater is that
Movie Review: ‘The Batman’ Starring Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Colin Farrell and Paul Dano
It’s dark, gritty and there’s never a wink to the audience. It’s also the first Bat-film that shows the character doing detective work.
Interview: Casting Directors Corinne Clark and Jennifer Page on ‘Schmigadoon!’, Self-Tapes and Audition Advice
Casting Directors Corinne Clark and Jennifer Page on Schmigadoon!, Zoom auditions, and self-tape advice that every actor should check out.
Interview: Casting Directors Sharon Bialy and Sherry Thomas on ‘The Shrink Next Door,’ Self-Tapes and More!
Sharon Bialy and Sherry Thomas talk about casting, their thoughts and advice on self-tapes and much more!
Interview: Clifton Collins Jr. and Molly Parker on ‘Jockey’, Research and Bad Auditions
Clifton Collins Jr. and Molly Parker chat about the film, researching their roles and their worst auditions.
Interview: Filmmakers Clint Bentley & Greg Kwedar on ‘Jockey’, Clifton Collins Jr. and More!
JOCKEY Filmmakers Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar on Clifton Collins Jr., and how they came up with the memorable last shot of the film.
Interview: Nina Arianda on ‘Being the Ricardos’, Breaking Down a Script and the Music of Aaron Sorkin’s Script
“I always break the script down the way I have since school. What does the playwrights say about me? Or what, in this case, what does the screenwriter say about me? What do others say about me? What do I say about myself?” – Nina Arianda Being the Ricardos is
Interview: Director James Cullen Bressack on His New Film, ‘Fortress’, Bruce Willis and How to Stand Out in Self-Tapes
James Cullen Bressack chats about his new film, FORTRESS, working with Bruce Willis and what he thinks makes a great self-tape.
Interview: Adam Grupper on Alfred P. Doolittle and the ‘My Fair Lady’ National Tour
Adam Grupper talks about his role as Alfred P. Doolittle in the National Tour of MY FAIR LADY. life as an understudy and his worst audition.
Interview: Toneisha Harris on the ‘Hairspray’ National Tour and How ‘The Voice’ Changed Her Life
Toneisha Harris on HAIRSPRAY, how she got the part, pre-show rituals and how The Voice changed her life and career!
Interview: Taryn Manning on ‘Every Last One of Them’, Preparation and Her First Acting Job
Taryn Manning talks about the film, her preparation for the role and her career (including how she got her first job as a SAG actor).
Interview: Jason Isaacs on ‘Mass’, Active Listening and Why He Doesn’t “Plan Anything”
Jason Isaacs talks about his role in MASS, his take on ‘active listening’, and how he prepared for that devastating monologue.
Interview: Martha Plimpton on Her New Film, ‘Mass,’ “This is why we became actors”
Martha Plimpton talks about her role and why she wanted it, working with the cast and why she tries to block out auditions.
Interview: Reed Birney Talks ‘Mass’, Preparation and the Importance of Listening
Reed Birney chats about MASS, his role (which Kranz wrote specifically for him), the importance of listening, preparation and bad auditions.
Interview: The Women of ‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’
They chat about their projects (MADRES & BINGO HELL), acting, bad auditions and breaking into the industry as a Latina.
Movie Review: ‘The Last Duel’
The whole cast is really terrific, particularly Affleck and Comer. Every time he’s on screen, he lifts the scene with this wry smile.
Movie Review: ‘No Time To Die’
Daniel Craig made his 007 an actual person, with nuance and sadness, longing, humor and even fear. It’s almost sad to see him go.