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/0 Comments/in UncategorizedHappy 4th of July! Click here to read a list of upcoming seminars and classes that will be held on or begin next Tuesday.
Have a smashing Memorial Day weekend!
/0 Comments/in UncategorizedSummer’s official here and the 2011-2012 t.v. season is just around the corner (and, just in case you are wondering, there are only 212 shopping days left ’til Christmas)! Before you take a long weekend break, watch the promo for the new NBC series Smash, which will be premiering sometime next season on t.v. In […]
How do you get cast on Law & Order: Criminal Intent?
/0 Comments/in UncategorizedIf you want to be cast on Law & Order: Criminal Intent, the best place to start is by talking to a New York casting director. The easiest way to do that is to take an all-day class at Actors Connection with Kevin Kuffa, head casting director. Coincidentally, there’s an all-day New York acting seminar […]
Insider Acting Tip #10
/0 Comments/in UncategorizedThe Perfect Resume: Part 2 by Tony Nation Your resume should list your credits in three columns with title of show or film in the first column, role in the second column and theater/production company/network in the third column. If you list directors, they should be names that will be recognized otherwise don’t list them! […]
Insider Acting Tip #9
/0 Comments/in UncategorizedThe Perfect Resume-Part 1 by Tony Nation Now that you’ve got some acting training and credits under your belt, your headshot and resume are your TWO most important tools in your show business arsenal. Your resume is not only your body of work, it’s also your list of referrals. Here are some tips for creating […]
What is the best was to prepare for an audition?
/1 Comment/in UncategorizedA.C.: If an actor is lucky enough to get an audition for PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, what is the best way to prepare for the audition and what are some “no-nos”? DALE BROWN: It may seem obvious, but the first thing is to fully prepare the materials sent. This doesn’t mean memorization, but know the […]
