Interview: Mallory James Mahoney on Disney Channel’s ‘Bunk’d’, Auditions and Advice to Young Actors
Mallory James Mahoney on BUNK’D, Destiny Baker, her recent guest starring role in ON MY BLOCK and her advice to young actors.
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Acting Demo Reel Services: Creating and Editing After your headshot and acting resume, a demo reel is one of the most important marketing tools you’ll need as a professional actor. A good actor demo reel can get you noticed by talent agents and casting directors and can even get you
Interview: James Morosini and Claudia Sulewski Talk ‘I Love My Dad’
James Morosini and Claudia Sulewski on getting catfished, how she was cast 24 hours before filming and their advice to actors.
Interview: Dale Dickey on Acting, Backstory and Taking on Her First Leading Role in ‘A Love Song’
Actor Dale Dickey chats about preparing for her role and creating a backstory for A Love Song, an early career audition and more!
Interview: Manager Eric Schulman on Demo Reels, Headshots and How He Finds Actors to Represent
Actor Manager Eric Schulman answers questions about demo reel, good headshots, finding talent and his advice to actors.
Interview: Matthew Stocke on ‘Pretty Woman: The Musical’ and How He’s “Stuck Around” as an Actor
Actor Matthew Stocke talks about PRETTY WOMAN and his role in the show and his advice on how he’s “stuck around” as an actor.
Alexander Skarsgard on Preparation and “Discovering Things in Front of the Camera”
Actor Alexander Skarsgård details how he initially became an actor and why he takes such a structured approach to reading a script.
Kate Winslet’s Simple Acting Advice
Kate Winslet says that actors should “enjoy” what they are doing. “Acting is a joy and a pleasure. Just keep enjoying what it feels like.”
Brian Cox on Method Actors and Why Acting ‘Doesn’t Have to Be a Religious Experience’
Actor Brian Cox spoke about his acting preferences, including why he feels acting doesn’t need to be a “religious experience.”
Audra McDonald and Leslie Odom, Jr. on Their Broadway Breaks
Audra McDonald and Leslie Odom, Jr. spoke candidly about the work that they put in before audiences began to notice them.