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Your next opportunity might be closer than you think
When I moved to Tallahassee, I was looking for a design position and a creative community. Getting involved with our local AIGA chapter opened the door to meaningful collaborations with designers, filmmakers, producers, and other artists. It completely transformed my business. Here’s how local networking can do the same for you.
8 Simple Step Guide to hiring Voiceover Talent (how-t0)
New to hiring voice talent? This simple 8-step guide walks you through the process, from finding the right voice, writing a clear brief, handling auditions, and signing contracts. Plus, quick tips on avoiding common mistakes so your project sounds professional from the start.
Don’t Sleep on Krafty: Small Details That Make Big Impacts on Set
"Gear checks and call sheets get all the attention before a shoot, but the secret to keeping your crew energized and focused? Snacks. A well-stocked Krafty table isn’t a luxury, it’s fuel for better performances and smoother production days."
Is your production team keeping cast and crew safe?
Not all opportunities are what they seem. From scam emails targeting actors to unsafe conditions on set, awareness is essential for protecting cast and crew. Knowing the red flags, like vague company details or unusual payment requests, can save you time, money, and stress. Here are practical tips to spot scams, vet opportunities, and make sure your production team prioritizes safety from start to finish.
Traveling for work?
As an actress who often travels alone, recent headlines about public attacks made me reflect on safety habits while on set and on the road. Overnight shoots and solo commutes are part of the job, but they don’t have to compromise peace of mind. Here are simple, practical safety tips every actor and crew (or professional traveling for work) should use to stay alert, prepared, and protected.
Why Your Scene Looks Fake
Nothing pulls an audience out of a scene faster than inaccuracy. The simplest fix? Cast authentically. Actors with real-world experience bring insights that research often misses. From spotting tiny details, like how musicians perform for recitals versus symphonies, to lending credibility on camera or in voiceover, lived experience makes stories believable. Here’s why authentic casting saves time, prevents mistakes, and elevates your final product.