Auditioning is your moment to shine, a chance

to take the script and make it your own. It’s not about guessing what the

casting team wants—it’s about showing them a version of the character

they didn’t even know they needed. So, how do you approach that audition

material and make bold, dynamic choices that stand out? Let’s dive into some

tried-and-true ways to tackle those sides and pro-tips to give a memorable

performance with auditions that wow!

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Returning to acting after a hiatus can feel like standing at the base of a mountain, wondering where to start the climb. Whether you took a break to focus on family, another career, or simply needed time for yourself, re-entering the profession can seem daunting. The good news

is that you’re not starting from scratch—you’re building on your previous experience. Here is a step-by-step guide to help make your re-entry manageable and, dare I say, even exciting!

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The decision to specialize in one type of acting or role versus exploring a wide range of opportunities is a critical one for actors. Each approach has distinct advantages and challenges that can significantly impact an actor's career trajectory. Here's an in-depth analysis

of the pros and cons of both strategies and guidance on finding a balance between specialization and exploration. We’re calling it, “Todays Special”.

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Joining a performers' union, such as SAG-AFTRA

(Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) or

Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), is a pivotal decision for any actor. It’s

like a marriage. While union membership offers valuable benefits, it also comes

with challenges and commitments that may not suit everyone at every stage of

their career. Here's an in-depth analysis of the pros, cons, and considerations

regarding when and why an actor should make this decision.

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There is a quote that actors use which I believe is true. The phrase is,

"work begets work", meaning that actors seem to grow their success

when they are acting. I’ll elaborate, the psychology of this phrase and how

actors can adapt and cultivate this quote in their careers.

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Finding material that aligns with an actor's personality, type, and

career goals requires both introspection and active research. The right monologues,

scripts, or plays can showcase their unique talents while also catering to the

roles they're currently eligible for. Here’s a detailed guide on how actors can

effectively locate and select material tailored to them.

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Preparing to act in television procedural shows—such as police dramas,

medical series, or legal thrillers—requires a unique set of skills and methods

due to their structured formats, recurring character arcs, and heavy reliance

on technical dialogue. Here's a detailed analysis of practical methods actors

can use to prepare effectively

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Here are several New Year's resolutions that actors commonly make, along 

with reasons they might not work as hoped.

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Here are a few lighthearted and funny anecdotes from actors’ journeys to making a career in 

acting

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