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Back from Down Under…

Posted on July 20, 2007 by admin

2 weeks in Sdyney with LA TV Casting Directors were illluminating and inspriring! Biggest lessons I learned? From Both: You must be very very good or you will not even make it onto the radar. From Orly: Don’t try to … Continue reading →

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Networking and Knowing the Players

Posted on June 6, 2007 by admin

Many of the business’s most glamorous “I was discovered when…” stories revolve around chance meetings. Unfortunately, many actors interpret this to mean that it’s about who you know. Well, who you know does play a part in the whole equation, … Continue reading →

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NY Summer Acting Classes

Posted on May 30, 2007 by admin

Summer time is the perfect opportunity to roll yourself into a wonderful class – scene study, television and film auditioning, monologue polishing – doesn’t matter. So many casting directors are looking to see all the actors again in the fall … Continue reading →

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The summer approacheth

Posted on April 23, 2007 by Matt D

Hark! I hear the sound of the baby birds learning the difference between an open window and a closed window. It sounds like, “THWACK.” The summer nears. This is an excellent opportunity for you to find some private time and … Continue reading →

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Shields down!

Posted on April 3, 2007 by Matt D

My acting class was a little weird last night. We had two people auditing, which means they were observing the class for one night to decide whether or not they will enroll. I’m not crazy about audits because the usual … Continue reading →

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