Tips On How to Arrange Your Script for a Worry-Free Performance
An overlooked facet of an actor’s audition preparation is how they put together the sides of their monologue or scene
Q & A: Maya Rudolph on ‘Up All Night’ and SNL: “It’s like a fun drug”
Maya: “It’s actually more challenging to give a character a real life and longevity”
Q&A: ‘Sons of Anarchy’ Star Theo Rossi on his expanded role: “I couldn’t be happier”
Theo: “Kurt [Sutter] seriously gives so much info to the actors and he’s so great being an actor himself that he helps create the role”
Interview: ‘House’ Star Odette Annable on being the new cast member, nerves and pulling double duty with ‘Breaking In’
Odette: “I feel so lucky thus far in my career not to have been stereotyped”
Make Your Life a Verticle Journey, Not a Horizontal One
All victories are born out of your challenges and they are essential in order for us to fulfill our potential
Working While You’re Working – The Hunt for Your Next Acting Job
Just because you’re acting in a play doesn’t mean you can just kick back and enjoy yourself
Q & A: Raising Hope’s Martha Plimpton on being a child actress, guest stars and Twitter
Martha: “There’s a lot to learn about working on a show that shoots 22 episodes a year”
Interview: All My Children’s Vincent Irizarry on the final day of shooting and taking the show online
Vincent: “I finished my last lines and it was like, I couldn’t remember doing the scene”
Ouch! The New York Times Reviews Taylor Lautner’s Acting in ‘Abduction’: “An advanced robot”
The New York Times Steven Holden reviewed not only Abduction but Lautner’s looks and acting ability. Any he was not kind.
Q & A: ‘Terra Nova’ star Jason O’Mara on how he got the part, the challenges he had to face and the difficulties of shooting on location
Jason: “I like to play very raw characters, characters who have a degree of vulnerability and passion about what they’re doing”
You Are Your Own Channel – Stay Plugged In!
It’s not an easy job because the ego wants to get in there and take credit, or lay blame, or excuse, or rationalize, or defend, or judge.
Review: ‘Moneyball’
Brad Pitt might not want to make plans Oscar weekend because I’m betting that he’ll be one of the 5 guys named for Best Actor.
Ken Howard Re-Elected as SAG President, continues to work on “creating one union”
creen Actors Guild today announced the results of elections for its top two elected positions and National Board. Ken Howard has been re-elected for a second term as Screen Actors Guild president, and Amy Aquino will continue in her role as secretary-treasurer. Both will serve two-year terms, beginning September 25.
Q & A: It’s Always Sunny’s Rob McElhenney on the new season, his weight gain and doing the show “as long as possible”
Rob on his weight gain: “I would literally eat six to eight donuts everyday through production. That was amazing. I will not lie to you”
Q & A: Joel McHale and John Goodman on ‘Community’, sitcoms and the Jeff/Annie/Britta triangle
John: “I have big ideas because I have big ideas about the character”
Q & A: ‘Free Agents’ stars Hank Azaria and Kathryn Hahn
Hank and Kathryn talk about why they came back to TV, working together and if Hank’s role in The Birdcage was really based on his Grandmother
Interview: ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ star LL Cool J on doing his own stunts and his ‘bromance’ with Chris O’Donnell
LL: “I try to do the majority of my stunts because I want people to know that I’m invested in the character”
Interview: Chris O’Donnell talks ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ and more!
Chris on acting: “Los Angeles is just filled with people just trying to get a foot in the door. It’s really hard”
Barry Levinson and Sheryl Crow to Bring ‘Diner’ to Broadway
It was just announced that Diner is coming to Broadway fall 2012.
