by Hedvig Werner | 10 April, 2018 | Acting, Filmmaking Career
How do you prepare for a character? There are no straightforward answers to this, unfortunately. Acting techniques provide exercises and methods to tailor the process, but still, it’s difficult to know what works and what doesn’t. Hence, it’s useful to...
by Dušan Mrđen | 8 January, 2018 | Directing, Filmmaking
Starting out in film is not an easy task, so that’s why finding effective ways that could help motivate your film crew is important. Creating a unique approach to how you tackle your work takes time and effort, but as a filmmaker you should dig deep into...
by Mandy May Cheetham | 21 June, 2016 | Uncategorized
Summer Is Coming! Whether 2016 is the year you have decided to come out to the world as an actor, or you have been deep in the trenches for ten years, these industry truths can be elusive. By nature, actors are optimists; it is our great asset and our greatest...
by Mandy May Cheetham | 30 May, 2016 | Directing
Mandy May Cheetham, Actress/Writer/Producer shares with us some of the secrets of her success. Today I heard the sad news that the mother of a childhood friend passed. It got me thinking about our families and how close we all were when we were children. I was a...
by Sarah Cornell | 11 September, 2015 | Screenwriting
We’ve all been there. You’re handed a script, or thrown into an improv scene where you’re asked to play a “character” and told to be “funny”. And…GO! No pressure! Creating a character that is at once identifiable, the kind of person you just “know” and yet...
