I’ve written before about how easily actors and artists entwine their sense of identity with their art. But I… Read More

Recently, I got to sit down and talk with actor, combatant and fight director Benedetto Robinson. During his varied… Read More

An acting career is filled with many highs and lows. Sometimes, the amount of work coming in is overwhelming,… Read More

So you can sing, but you’re not a singer. Even if you’re doing non-musical theatre or even film, there… Read More

When cranking out self tapes, it’s easy for the reader to become an afterthought. In a time when audition… Read More

Getting professional eyes on your work, whether it’s something you wrote, directed or are acting in, can be hugely… Read More

Being “directable” is one of the best qualities an actor can have. Directable actors get hired repeatedly. However, this… Read More

While the majority of Western theater and film honors the fourth wall, the separation between audience and characters, there… Read More

The post-show (or post-gig) letdown can be intense, especially if you don’t have more acting work lined up. In… Read More

Understudying is one of those jobs that looks easy when it’s done right, but in reality, is far more… Read More

Many actors and artists are multifaceted in their work and the writer/director combo is a common one. Directing the… Read More

We spend so much time as actors trying to figure out what casting professionals want. What kind of material… Read More