When You’re ‘The Little Guy’
As artists, it’s your job to be in touch with your emotions, but it doesn’t have to dictate your life.
Ugly People Say Ugly Things: When Do You Believe What Someone Tells You?
The goal is to be at the top of your game, but if you’ve given power to those off-handed remarks, how are you going to move forward in your life to achieve success?
An Interview Between Celebrity Booking Coach Amy Lyndon and Actress Mara Marini
The two talk about the craft of acting, booking roles and more!
As an Actor, Remember to Find the Joy
Think back when it was, where you were and how it felt when you made the decision that you wanted to be an Actor
This New Year, Take The “Do Over”
Are you strong enough to do what it takes to make it in what you believe is your life’s purpose?
Are You Working Hard Enough In Your Career?
Your challenges are not unique to you, so, what makes YOU different from the thousands of working actors?
Can You Be Found?
Are you reachable? Do you really think that an industry professional will stay interested if they have to track you down?
The Dreaded Question: “Tell Me About Yourself”
Whether it’s meeting an agent or manager, auditioning for producers, or just networking at a bar, you’re talking about your career. And, of course, the infamous question always arises: “Tell me a little bit about yourself?”
Branding: The New Actor Buzzword
If you understand your brand, your marketing package will always be in line.
Want to Be on TV? You Have to Watch TV!
If you want to be on television, you have to actually watch it! Amy Lyndon is here to help you get your research on!
Amy Lyndon Talks About Her Acting “Technique”
Amy Lyndon has appeared in over 40 films, produced, directed and is an acclaimed acting coach. Check out my interview with here here!
Book Review: Amy Lyndon’s ‘The 15 Guideline Map To Booking’
This is a solid, practical, concise guide on how to break down a scene
Amy Lyndon on the ‘Realities Of The Acting Business’
Over the past several weeks I have been ridiculed for continuing to present to actors positive thoughts and “false hope” about working in the entertainment business given the state of affairs of SAG and the economy. It has been said by a couple of naysayers that as a teacher it
Amy Lyndon’s Advice to Actors on Cold Reading & Booking Jobs
When you are starting out in your career, you must first understand that it is a career, not a job. Your job is to work your career. A career spans a lifetime and the only way that you will fail, is if you quit. With that said, make sure you