Movie Review: ‘The Courier’ Starring Benedict Cumberbatch
The film, based on a true story, is set right before their Cuban Missile Crisis, when Russia has been secretly plotting to put nuclear weapons 90 miles from America’s borders.
Movie Review: ‘Nomadland’ Starring Frances McDormand
Frances McDormand stars as Fern, a widow whose job at the local factory has just ended because of the recession back in 2011.
Interview: Thomas Sadoski on ‘The Mimic’, Theater and How He Got Started as an Actor
Thomas Sadoski chats about his role in The Mimic, a film that he lovingly calls a “weird little story about these weird people.
Interview: Kyle Gallner on ‘The Cleansing Hour’, Creating a Character and His Worst Audition
Kyle Gallner talks about how great it was to shoot in chronological order, trying not to get typecast and what he does to create a character.
Interview: Gary Dourdan on ‘Redemption Day’ and What He Does to Get “Centered” in Auditions and On Set
Gary Dourdan also chats about filming on location in Morocco, creating a character and audition advice
Interview: Brad William Henke on ‘The Stand’, How He Prepares For a Role and Why He Likes Self-Tapes
Actor Brad William Henke talks ‘The Stand’, why he likes self-tapes, being able to take criticism and auditioning.
Interview: Laurence Leboeuf on ‘Transplant’, Going to Medical Boot Camp and Why She Likes Being “Surprised” By Her Character
Laurence Lebouef also chats about why she likes to learn her lines before auditioning. “I don’t like auditioning with my sides in my hands,” she said.
Interview: Jason Gann on Life After ‘Wilfred’ and Why He Stopped Acting to Start His Own CBD Business
Jason Gann chats about his new company, Wilfred CBD & Hemp and what led to his decision to walk away from a successful acting career.
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.
Interview: Kodi Smit-McPhee on How He Prepares for a Role and His New Film, ‘2067’
Kodi Smit-McPhee talks about the film, a bad audition and how his father taught him how to break down each role he plays.
Interview: Voice Actor Lili Wexu’s Fantastic Tips on Starting Your Voice Over Career and New Book Series, ‘Get Clever About’
Lili Wexu chats about what it takes to become a successful voice over actor using the skills that you already have as an actor.
Movie Review: ‘The Glorias’
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.
Interview: Allen Maldonado on ‘Sneakerheads’, Why He Created a Business Plan and How Hard Work Pays Off
Allen Maldonado also chats about being an actor, Project Power, breaking down a script and his worst audition ever.
Movie Review: ‘The Secrets We Keep’
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.
Interview: Adam Irigoyen on ‘Away’, Preparing for a Role and Self-Tape Audition Advice
Adam Irigoyen talks about Away, how he got his start as a young actor, auditions and self-tapes and one really bad audition!
Movie Review: ‘Words on Bathroom Walls’
Starring Charlie Plummer and Taylor Russell, the film never becomes melodrama. But the script, direction and the excellent cast meld perfectly.
Interview: Georgia King on American Accents, Almost Losing Out on Her First Role and Her New Film, ‘First One In’
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.
Interview: Keegan Connor Tracy on What She Does to Prepare for a Role and Her New Horror Film, ‘Z’
Keegan Connor Tracy talks about her role in Z, her move to to directing, preparing for a role and her worst audition.
Documentary Review: ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble’
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.”
Documentary Review: ‘All I Can Say’, the Last Five Years of Blind Melon’s Shannon Hoon
Hoon was a rockstar, amateur philosopher and drug addict and it’s fascinating to watch how all three collide.