From heatvisionblog.com: What was your first reaction to being asked to do this film? I was thrilled. I went in along with a couple hundred other people and auditioned and had so much fun at the audition. And then I had the callback, which is where I met Micah, my
Dennis Haskins played Mr. Belding for 11 years and became an icon. Well, he’s not done yet! Check out this great interview!
I want to thank a reader who sent me this. Jenna Fischer‘s story could be any one of ours. Struggling to get an agent, finding money for headshots and classes and trying our best to rustle up work. This is a long read but well worth your time. She talks
Acting Teacher Michelle Danner shares key insights about auditioning that she’s learned through her experiences as a teacher and from working with students.
Keaton is still a whirling dervish, saying and acting out every impulse, still tossing out those one liners, left and right.
Gainey talks about the series, voice acting and how they created this unique audio experience.
During an appearance on Alan Alda’s podcast, Rudd revealed his method for learning lines
Choosing the perfect one-minute monologue involves finding a piece that showcases a range of emotions and highlights your unique acting skills within a brief timeframe. Look for monologues that offer depth and complexity, allowing you to demonstrate your ability to convey character and narrative swiftly. It’s essential to select a
“I didn’t go to graduate school for acting. I learned everything by being in rooms and watching rehearsals I wasn’t even called for because I was learning,” Domingo said.
The casting directors also talk about self-tape submissions and being adaptable in auditions.
