by Cast It Admin | Feb 26, 2018 | Theatre Review, Uncategorized, US
It isn’t often you walk into a theatre to see a 1948 Pulitzer Prize Winner for Drama by an iconic American playwright, and are greeted with DJ, who happens to be a fabulous chick drinking a beer. It does clue you in that the Theatre @ Boston Court means business when...
by Cast It Admin | Feb 22, 2018 | Commercial Actors Should Never..., Uncategorized, US
Here I go… beating that drum (or dead horse, depending on how over this topic you are) again. My commercial friends: I can’t emphasize enough how important really great commercial headshots are. I think you know this. But I’m not sure you KNOW, KNOW this. I believe...
by Cast It Admin | Feb 20, 2018 | Questions & Actors, Uncategorized, US
The two most important days in your life are the day you are born And the day you find out why? Mark Twain When Betty White turned 96 on January 17th, 2018, I just had to thank her…internally! She, along with so many other actors, are living proof that age is...
by Cast It Admin | Feb 13, 2018 | The Conscious Actor, Uncategorized, US
No matter how confused or disillusioned you may feel, you have the capacity to move towards clarity and happiness at any given moment. But, it’s hard to help yourself when you’re sleepwalking through life. Here are just a few of the symptoms: feeling like life is...
by Cast It Admin | Feb 13, 2018 | Commercial Actors Should Never..., Uncategorized, US
Commercial actors should never believe they are less than 100% in charge of their own success. Ok, I just started right out with a lie. I have no doubt you could rattle off a list of things that are out of the control of you, the commercial actor. I can! There are a...
by Cast It Admin | Feb 13, 2018 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, Uncategorized, US
I recently met my good friend, Bonnie Gillespie, for a long, leisurely lunch and gab. Bonnie is a longtime friend of actors from both a casting and coaching perspective, with a pretty ace track record: just last fall, an actor she’s brought in for years, Kim...