Audition

Short answer: have a great headshot.

Great post about social media and acting, and how it might cost you the role of your dreams!

#5 is something I practice every time I’m on a film set, whether I’m an actor or on the crew.  If someone starts complaining, I nod my head, and get away from them as soon as possible.  I love working in TV/Film/Theater.  I have nothing to complain about.  And the rare occasion that I do, I tell someone who can help me fix that specific problem. 

Be a partner. Not a project.

What a great article on the power of breath work. It can help you de-stress, and be a better actor. Live in the moment.

While I’m not a fan of “Branding” yourself (really, it’s like wearing JUICY sweatpants all the time…UCH!), this article is worth a read. It would be interesting to see the response I’d get with a Logline on my resume…hummm..

Thanks, Marci Phillips! 

We (actors) get so caught up in “creating a character” that we forget that the most interesting and complex person is already there - you!

Be yourself next time. See where it takes you!