Headshots are such a vital part of our work as actors because they are the first thing casting directors see- and the first way our work is evaluated in submissions. Before casting looks at our resume, our clips, or skills – it is the headshot that informs whether or not we get invited to audition.  A part from that, they cost $10 a piece to upload, and easily $250-$500+ to shoot. Headshots are an investment – but I’d like to dive into the investment we make before we shoot

The year is winding down - the Christmas tree is likely looking a little dry. The house is a mess after family visits and holiday gatherings.  And it’s around this time of year where my inbox gets flooded with ads for gym memberships and diet drugs. And my social media feed is filled with recap montages and New Year’s resolutions.   Today I’d like to invite you replace the traditional New Year’s resolution with some gentle recalibrating. I want to encourage you to reflect and

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