Actor Clark Sarullo discusses team loyalty, getting into the room, using background work as a foundation for a big on-camera career in a regional market, and relationships over results in this warm interview with Bonnie Gillespie.

Actor Anna Vocino rocks your voiceover world with resources galore, with showbiz myth-busting, and with thoughts on balancing it all in this badass interview with Bonnie Gillespie.

Actor Rosalie Tenseth shares her thoughts on balance, details how more acting work showed up when she embraced her content creator status, and explains why you shouldn't wear SNAP dresses to an EPA in this ballsy interview with Bonnie Gillespie.

Director Jenn Page shares her thoughts on balance, how saying no to work leads to work, the hustle, and the value of your effin' GUT in deciding what's next in your creative life in this badass interview with Bonnie Gillespie.

Actor Amber Plaster shares her resources for researching to the next tier, where to find inspiration on the hustle, and the future of content creation for a merged landscape in this progressive interview with Bonnie Gillespie.

Most actors are trying to solve the problem of booking work! That’s completely backwards. When instead actors focus on how to be a solution to the buyers who have roles to cast, everything turns around. Bonnie Gillespie explains how a “dude with an app” helped frame this lesson beautifully.

What do you love? What does the world need? What can you be paid for? What are you good at? Most importantly -- where do these four things align? THAT is your "ikigai" (your life's purpose). And every step you take toward that is a good thing. Start now.

Bonnie Gillespie was once an actor. But first she was a curious child with a father who inadvertently taught her one of the staples of improvisation. In this episode, we explore what it is that might have lit a fire under the core of your craft, and how you still work that muscle to this day.

Hollywood casting director Bonnie Gillespie debunks a popular myth that actors should obsess about growing their social media following in order to get cast. In another form of ridiculous “actor busy work,” buyers have found another effective STOPPER to get actors’ focus off what they should be working on.

There's something really simple about getting in a better headspace, whether you're approaching your latest audition, your latest industry meeting, your your latest meal with the fam. Shifting from judgment to appreciation can change everything in your life.