How to memorize lines
Repetition is important, but the key to memorization is understanding. If I understand the scene and my character, I may not remember my next line, but I'll know what I meant to say – like in real life.
Summer reading and writing
Whether you spend the summer reading, writing, or both – summer is a great time to slow down a bit and take stock. Summer can also be a time for inventory, organization, and rebuilding.
How I grew my hair back
My hair is "fine" in diameter, but I've always had plenty of it. Like so many
Staying Motivated
Actors have the rare issue of needing “permission” to do what we’re good at – we need a role to play. So, what can we do when there are no auditions coming in?
I start every writing project with a pile
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Every writing project starts with an idea. While the idea is percolating,
Living in History
I was born in Washington D.C., our nation's capital – a place rich with history architecture, and artifacts.
Hunting for Clues in the Logline
Typically, when you receive an audition request, it includes a breakdown of the project’s filmmakers, location, and a logline
Black Masking Indians (AKA Mardi Gras Indians) Explained
Every year the Black Masking Indians take to the streets to show off magnificent handcrafted suits weighing up to 150 pounds and costing thousands of dollars and hours to create.
You have a great idea! …Now what?
Every project starts with an idea. Most books start with a GREAT idea – an idea so compelling, you want to
Bunnies, Bonnets, and Parades – Oh My!
Easter is about rebirth and New Orleans loves a comeback. At least as splendid as a day full of parades
