Movie Review: Sofia Coppola’s ‘On the Rocks’
Sofia Coppola created a relationship between father and daughter where through it all, they absolutely love each other no matter what.
Sofia Coppola created a relationship between father and daughter where through it all, they absolutely love each other no matter what.
Kodi Smit-McPhee talks about the film, a bad audition and how his father taught him how to break down each role he plays.
Lili Wexu chats about what it takes to become a successful voice over actor using the skills that you already have as an actor.
Based on the book, My Life on the Road, The Glorias takes a look at the like of feminist Gloria Steinem. And what a life it’s been.
Allen Maldonado also chats about being an actor, Project Power, breaking down a script and his worst audition ever.
The last 5 minutes of the film is perfect. It’s mostly non-verbal and you can see how the previous events have changed everything for both Maya and Lewis.
Adam Irigoyen talks about Away, how he got his start as a young actor, auditions and self-tapes and one really bad audition!
Starring Charlie Plummer and Taylor Russell, the film never becomes melodrama. But the script, direction and the excellent cast meld perfectly.
Actor Georgia King on her flawless American accent, and why she almost lost out on the very first role she booked because of an emergency.
Keegan Connor Tracy talks about her role in Z, her move to to directing, preparing for a role and her worst audition.
The title of the film comes from Lewis’ often used phrase, “If you’re going to get into trouble, make sure it’s good trouble.”
Hoon was a rockstar, amateur philosopher and drug addict and it’s fascinating to watch how all three collide.
The film doesn’t really roast either party but he does make you wish (hope!) for a future that is far and away from what’s on-screen.
Hemky Madera talks about his role as Pote and tells a great story on booking the show. He also gives some fantastic advice on auditions and self-tapes!
Like most things, it’s all about the journey there, and End of Sentence is definitely one that is worthwhile.
Geoffrey Owens on his new film, ‘Impossible Monsters’, self-tapes, an inspiring nightmare audition and his career after Trader Joe’s.
Directed by Matt Wolf, the film is at times a fascinating look at people who feel determined to change the world for good.
Becky Ann Baker chats about Nightfire, her career and why she’s had staying power, audition tips and why she hates self-tapes.
Chelsea Rendon chats about the last season of Vida, her audition for Mari and how director David Ayer introduced her to acting teacher Ivana Chubbuck.
Actress Kara Hayward chats about the role, getting into the 1960’s mindset and how she booked her first acting role in Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom!