Two words that can accelerate your acting career I´d love to share with you two specific words that I notice help quiet the critic in the mind of top performers. I’ve observed actors who work with these two words, can tap into a greater sense of play
Read more →“BUSTING THE STARVING ARTIST MYTH” by Sonny Vrebac You’re a performer, you’re probably somewhere on the 20s spectrum and like the rest of us, you’ve been conditioned to accept the romantic notion of the struggling artist. We’re as afraid of taking a gig ‘just for the money’ as
Read more →TEN QUESTIONS WITH……Pip Edwards Pip Edwards on IMDb 1. When you were 6 years old what did you want to be when you grew up? I didn’t have sense of actually ‘being’ anything. I still don’t. I was a very physical kid, always climbing things, couldn’t much keep
Read more →“THE ACCESSIBILITY OF ACTING” by Daniel Monks My name is Daniel Monks and I am a disabled actor. My mother was an actress, a graduate of NIDA, and when she was seven months pregnant with me, she performed her one-woman show, From Here to Maternity. Ever since I
Read more →“WHY DO I ACT” by Joel Jackson There is no right or wrong answer and it is entirely subjective. But, acting to me is a fascination, an obsession. It came out of nowhere, I wanted to be a musician or a carpenter and then acting found me.
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