by Cast It Admin | Sep 3, 2017 | AU, L.A. Survival Guide
“When you think of a director, you think of a man with a baseball cap on, staring at a monitor. You probably don’t think of a Katherine Bigalow and that’s what needs to change.” -Tema Staig Parity is the state of being equal, regardless of status, pay and...
by Cast It Admin | Aug 3, 2017 | AU, L.A. Survival Guide
‘Are you feeling a bit shaken? Maybe fearful and doubtful and completely, utterly, wildly terrified? Good. Keep going.’ – Victoria Erickson A couple of weeks ago I was having coffee with my friend who is also an actor. Discussing life, I asked him, ‘what would you do...
by Cast It Admin | Jul 31, 2017 | 5 Questions, AU
Actors are born hustlers with their determination reflected in every waking moment. Thankfully, contemporary society has opened up revolutionary avenues for the ambitious actor to reach career objectives at the very fingertips of the aspiring talent. Technology is a...
by Cast It Admin | Jul 31, 2017 | #BreatheMoveReact, AU
Tension is the enemy of the actor! The tight jaw, rock hard neck and shoulders, restricted breath, locked knees. Ugh! It makes me feel awful just thinking about it. We are all prone to it though, consciously or subconsciously, and it can seriously diminish our work,...
by Cast It Admin | Jul 27, 2017 | AU, Theatre Angel
At the age of two, Karis Scarlette had begun ballet classes. By six, she was handpicked to be taught by The Royal Ballet Company at The Royal Opera House’s Chance to Dance Program. At age seven, Karis was a Royal Ballet Junior Associate, quickly progressing to...
by Cast It Admin | Jul 13, 2017 | AU, L.A. Survival Guide
The theatre is the oldest form of story telling, predating even writing and has always held an important kind of currency in the world. The theatre encourages and allows society to fully examine what it means to be human, acting as a kind of mirror to society and...
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