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A casting director, an agent, a director and two actors on vertical micro dramas: what they are, how they cast, 15 to...
The cast of CBS's Eternally Yours tells the SAG-AFTRA Foundation how each of them got the job: a dead pilot reading, a tired self-tape, a manager who forced a retest, and one actor who read first out of 500.
Watch and read the notesWhat happens between call time and wrap, in the order it happens, so a first set day is not also a first lesson in what the words mean.
A casting director, an agent, a director and two actors on vertical micro dramas: what they are, how they cast, 15 to...
Liz Sargent and the cast of Take Me Home on building a film around her sister Anna: listening without an agenda,...
The cast of the Outlander prequel on playing the younger versions of beloved characters without imitation, researching...
A SAG-AFTRA panel of shorts filmmakers on playing a whole arc in ten minutes, what an intimacy coordinator actually...
Sean Astin on what Patty Duke taught him on his first set, the training that made him commit to acting, and the...
Danny Boyle, Jack O'Connell and Guy Pearce on rehearsal, researching Rupert Murdoch from 1969 interview footage, and...
Theo James and Kaya Scodelario on finding a character in the sides, keeping a series surprising, and surviving new...
The cast and filmmaker of I Hate Myself and Want to Die on playing a dark premise for real, finding comedy in small...
Devon Sawa and Sarah Murphree on The Girl in the River: drawing on your own past, building a backstory the script...
What to do when the work asks for something you will not do, and why the decision has to be made before the audition...
Why preparation counts as telling the truth, what to ask a prospective rep, and the reason being good is not why most...
The part nobody mentions about location work is the loneliness. How to set up the housing, the visits and the routine...
The character party exercise: work out what you get cast as, find a real person who is it, and learn to do one thing...
The full conversation on lines you will not cross: guns, nudity, kissing, swearing, and the difference between a value...
What a coach actually does on a production, who hires them, and why the biggest names use one when nobody makes them.
Acting from the neck up is visible even in a close-up. How to build a body that reads as somebody else, and the...
Broadway actor Brandon Ellis breaks down the audition rounds, the prep, the rehearsal schedule and how a show feeds...
A run of audition don'ts, from perfume and props to handshakes, chatty small talk and how early is too early.
Kate Winslet on letting preparation go, reading the source novel, holding focus on set and why you should never...
A producer on real timelines, and why a project going quiet for years is normal rather than a bad sign.