Archive for the ‘Actors’ Category
June 1st, 2011
Not to overstate. No casting person has said ‘we’re casting right off the IMDB’ so you’d better have a subscription to IMDB PRO and you’d better have your photos and resumes there and you’d better be sure all your credits are there and that they’re accurate AND YOU’D BETTER BE AWARE OF YOUR STARmeter ranking. No one has said that. Yet
Tags: Actors Access, Casting, Casting Directors, Casting Networks, Facebook, IMDB, Now Casting, STARmeter, Texas Actors
Posted in Actor, Actors, Tommy G. Kendrick | No Comments »
July 24th, 2010
let me know what you think about actors who put SAGe on their resumes? Is it right? Is it ethical? Is it even legal?
Posted in Actors, SAG, SAG Eligible, SAG Membership, Tommy G. Kendrick | 3 Comments »
July 12th, 2010
An actor’s work is never done. Keeping the instrument honed and ready for the next opportunity is vital to the success of an actor’s career. Meet some of the leading acting teachers and coaches in our area to find a good match for your success.
Tags: Acting Teachers, AFTRA, Austin Acting Coaches, Austin Actors Conservatory, SAG
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May 29th, 2010
I’ve been doing a lot of research over the past couple of months on faith-based film productions. As a Christian who is also a professional actor, I have a strong desire to participate in faith-based film productions. Over the years there have been many roadblocks to that end.
Tags: Christian Actors, Christian Films, Faith-Based Films, HOSFU, Lions Gate, Low Budget Areeements, SAG
Posted in Actors, Tommy G. Kendrick | 1 Comment »
February 6th, 2010
Co-written and directed by Austin filmmaker John E. Bryant, THE OVERBROOK BROTHERS is finally getting its chance to be seen by a much wider audience on IFC Films ON DEMAND.
Tags: IFC On Demand, Indie Film, John E. Bryant, Overbrook Brothers, SXSW
Posted in Actors, Austin Film, Film Distribution, Indie Film, John Bryant, Texas film, Texas Filmmakers, The Overbrook Brothers, Tommy G. Kendrick | No Comments »
February 6th, 2010
Join accomplished Los Angeles actor/author Michael Bofshever (www.michaelbofshever.com), along with his stellar panel of familiar-faced working actors, as he discusses a variety of questions pertaining to the many aspects of what it takes to succeed and live the life of a working actor.
Tags: SAG Actors, SAG LifeRaft Series, Tommy G. Kendrick, Working Actor
Posted in Acting, Actors, Auditions, Austin Actors, Austin Conservatory, SAG, SAG Membership, Texas Actors, Tommy G. Kendrick | No Comments »
January 31st, 2010
This is an excellent video on Actor Demo Reels from the SAG Foundation LifeRaft series that was originally available only to SAG members.
Tags: Actor Reels, Demo Reels, Editing Your Reel, Gary Zuckerbrod, SAG Foundation LifeRaft, Wayne Rawley
Posted in Acting, Actors, Demo Reels, SAG, SAG Membership, Self Promotion, Tommy G. Kendrick | 1 Comment »
January 22nd, 2010
Join the Austin Actors Conservatory for a candid discussion of what works and what doesn’t and learn how to market yourself in today’s climate.
Tags: Austin Actors Conservatory, Damon Williams, Demo Reels, Gary Chason, Headshots, Jonathan Grubbs, Mark Lane, Tommy G. Kendrick
Posted in Acting, Actors, Auditions, Austin Actors, Austin Conservatory, Austin Film, Demo Reels, Headshots, Indie Film, Self Promotion, Texas film | No Comments »
November 8th, 2009
Web Files’ host, Kristyn Burtt, interviews Sean Hinchey and Eric Tozzi, whose web series, Dirty Bomb Diaries, has gone where few series have gone before
Posted in Actors, Film Distribution, Filmmaking, Indie Film, New Media, NOW MEDIA, SAG, SAGIndie, Streaming Video, Tommy G. Kendrick, WEBISODES, Writers | No Comments »
October 27th, 2009
Not to worry. ALABAMA MOON the film more than lives up to the promise of the novel.
Tags: Alabama Moon, Austin Film Festival, Clint Howard, Jimmy Bennett, Jimmy Lindsey, John Goodman, Tim McCanlies, Watt Key
Posted in Actors, Alabama Moon, Filmmaking, Texas Filmmakers, Tim McCanlies, Tommy G. Kendrick | 2 Comments »