Archive for the ‘Austin Conservatory’ Category
June 3rd, 2010
TWILIGHT NATION by Philip Daay and Chris Engen, is a television series script. Set in the old west, William must choose how he will live his life and after life with the guidance of others.
Tags: AFTRA, Austin Actors Conseratory, SAG, Script to Screen, Tommy G. Kendrick, Twilight Nation
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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 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 »
August 28th, 2009
I’ll be serving as the narrator for the latest SAG AFTRA Script to Screen presentation this weekend by the Austin Conservatory. Here’s an announcement from Conservatory Chair, Pamela Weaver: We could use your support in attending our next script to screen this Sunday. As an experiment this time around, we are using audio and visual [...]
Tags: Austin Actors, Free Performance, Pam Weaver, SAG Conservatory, Script to Screen, Tommy G. Kendrick
Posted in Actors, AFTRA, Austin Actors, Austin Conservatory, Austin Film, Directors, Producers, SAG, Texas Actors, Texas film, Texas Filmmakers, Tommy G. Kendrick | 1 Comment »
June 9th, 2009
After months of acrimonious negotiations between SAG and the AMPTP and cross guild combat between SAG and AFTRA, a new contract has been ratified. For better or worse, and I personally hope we don’t look back on passage of this contract as the beginning of the end for both SAG and AFTRA, the SAG membership [...]
Tags: Austin Actors, Bob Hudgins, Don Stokes, Film Incentives, SAG Contract, SAG Production List, Texas Actors, Texas Film Commission, Texas Film Incentives, TXMPA
Posted in Actors, Alan Rosenberg, AMPTP, Austin Actors, Austin Conservatory, Austin Film, Big Media, Bob Hudgins, Don Stokes, Indie Film, Louisiana Film Production, New Mexico Film Production, Tax Incentives, Texas Actors, Texas film, Texas Film Production Fund, Tommy G. Kendrick | 1 Comment »
April 2nd, 2009
The recently formed AUSTIN CONSERVATORY is picking up steam in its quest to help all actors, particularly SAG and AFTRA actors hone their craft. Following the highly successful Script to Screen event this past Monday, the Conservatory is following up with a forum designed to assist actors and indie filmmakers in moving their careers forward. [...]
Tags: Austin Actors, Austin Actors Conservatory, Austin Conservatory, Bryan Poyser, Linda Dowell, Lori Madrid, Tom Booker
Posted in Acting, AFTRA, Austin Actors, Austin Conservatory, Austin Film, Bryan Poyser, Indie Film, Linda Dowell, SAG, SAGIndie, Script to Screen, Texas film, Tom Booker, Tommy G. Kendrick, WEBISODES | No Comments »
March 26th, 2009
Professional performers present the first in a series of live script reads before directors, producers, agents, casting directors, and potential producers. “Feather in the Rain” by Alex Conrad Monday, March 30 6:00-6:15pm Network 6:15-9:00pm Script Read State Theater 719 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701 512.472.5470
Tags: AFTRA, Alex Cord, Austin Actors Conservatory, SAG, Script to Screen, State Theater
Posted in Acting, Austin Conservatory, Austin Film, Directors, Indie Film, SAG, Script to Screen, State Theater, Texas Actors, Texas film, Texas Film Production Fund, Texas Filmmakers, Tommy G. Kendrick | No Comments »