This post has absolutely nothing to do with acting.
And sometimes we need days like that. It’s easy to get so focused on doing things to move our careers forward, that we forget to take a second and have some fun.
Yesterday we took our dog Schmiegel to the Huntington Dog Beach. And, today I’m taking a lesson from him on what to do next: Have fun, and don’t be afraid to get in there and play with the big dogs.
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Holy crap it’s been a long time since I’ve updated this blog. Lots of great things have been happening in the past couple of months, which unfortunately has redirected much of my time. (read: excuse) That aside, I would like to continue my thoughts on getting the most out of casting director workshops. Let’s get [...]
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iPhone-friendly version Are you meeting the CD, Associate or Assistant Making the most of your workshop experience involves doing some research before you go in to the room. As defined by CSA (Casting Society of America): CASTING DIRECTOR – The producer’s representative responsible for choosing performers for consideration by the producer or director. So, does [...]
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watch on your iPhone Don’t forget the basics. Getting to your workshop prepared, not only alleviate stress for you, but allows you to show a CD that you are an actor who is ready to work. Following is a partial list of things to have ready to go before showing up to your next workshop. [...]
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watch on your iPhone Cold Reading vs. Prepared Scenes Workshops are an investment in your career. They are an an opportunity for you to make a first impression to someone in the casting community. Choosing the right format for you will help you get the most out of your investment. COLD READ FORMAT Advantages: CD [...]

