by Cast It Admin | May 2, 2016 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
5 Steps for Finding the Work You Want as an Actor There are many books out there to help you on your way to becoming the actor of your dreams, i.e. a professional one who gets paid. Sometimes, though, you’ll find true gems for making your dreams come true from...
by Cast It Admin | May 2, 2016 | Questions & Actors, US
QUESTION: My daughter is nine and was approached by a woman at the mall who said she could help her get into acting, that she had the look and a great smile, but they wanted her to use their photographer and take their classes and it was very expensive. What’s your...
by Cast It Admin | May 2, 2016 | The Conscious Actor, US
Most actors pour their focus into getting work. They struggle to get a great headshot, be seen by the right casting agents, find a prestigious acting class, and, eventually, get the best representation possible. They roll up their sleeves and do the work necessary to...
by Cast It Admin | Apr 29, 2016 | Movie Review, US
The Jungle Book Jon Favreau, who has become a master of both the understated indie comedy as well as the mega-budget blockbuster, combines heart and spectacle with his rendition of The Jungle Book. The film includes terrific newcomer Neel Sethi as Mowgli, a star...
by Cast It Admin | Apr 26, 2016 | US
What’s up with “real” people casting calls? During our January seminar in Los Angeles, the subject of “real people” casting came up. As budgets shrink and more and more productions shift to non-union, casting calls for “real”...
by Cast It Admin | Apr 22, 2016 | The Competitive Edge, US
I’m not sure if actors really know of the “treading on thin ice” conditions casting used to have to work under to stay within the union’s improvising rules, in order to avoid fines every time we needed comedic actors to show a degree of creativity. HOW CASTING...
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