Performance Improves When You Take The Pressure Off Yourself
I think the tiredness is a result of frustration. In one of my previous articles I wrote about mindful eating and how when you commit to chewing every bite into […]
Talking About Acting, Success, and “The Rules” at Monday Night Live
I just came back from East of Main’s Monday Night Live event and had a fantastic time listening to some inspiring stories from the three panelists Lauren Lee Smith (The Listener, CSI, […]
Actor’s Roundtable 2013: “You got to know your sh*t, and then let it go.”
I’ve always wanted to be an actor, but I am ashamed to admit that it is only within the last year that I have become genuinely interested in studying the […]
Fight To Win In Scene Study and In Life
The dirty “c” word I’m referring to, of course, is conflict. It involves going after something regardless of your fears and insecurities. It involves going after what you want. I […]
Lessons in Acting from an Inventor, a Musician, and a Legend
I have recently been granted the amazing privilege of playing Carol in Leo Butler’s play “Made of Stone” (this is why I’ve all of a sudden become absent from my […]
Understanding your essence, and how to avoid being the invisible dancer
What is your essence? First impressions are so important, especially in the casting room. One of the biggest challenges I’ve faced so far as an actor is allowing the process […]