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Child Actor: Interview with Vondell Richmond
by Paid Actor in Entertainment
Tags: actor child actor theatre arts theatre acting
Vondell Richmond is an arts educator, actor, visionary leader, life coach, writer, and founder of Writer's Academy and Open Mind Productions, LLC. As an artist and educator, he creates and shares tested information with his students while helping them to build a solid understanding of acting and writing. He continues to educate students and college students on how to act and create success in their careers.
Join us on April 1, 2013 at 11 a.m. central for our LIVE conversation with Vondell Richmond.
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Child Actor: Getting Started in the Business
by Paid Actor in Entertainment
Tags: Child Actor Child Acting Acting for Children Acting Child Modeling
Welcome to Paid Actor's radio talk show. I am Trena Bolden Fields, actress, writer, life coach and your host. I am excited to share ways on how to get into acting and build a successful career with you. During the show, I will share my experience as a child model and actress and my knowledge and experience as an adult performer in the field and I will conduct interviews with experts. This season we will talk about child acting and how to get your child started in acting. Next season, we will
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Geoffrey Gould - Character Actor Extraordinaire!
by The Positive Actor in Pop Culture
Tags: Geoffrey Gould Film Character Actor Television Hollywood
A lifelong character actor, Geoffrey Gould was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in the northern New Jersey suburb of Pompton Plains. A graduate of Ramapo State College, he studied theatre and wrote film reviews for the college's newspaper Horizons. Since January 2011 Geoffrey has been a co-host of the weekly Para-X live online radio show The Paranormal View. Having acquired the beginnings of an actual strong Fan Base, Geoffrey has a joinable Open Facebook Group to keep his fri
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Some Improv fo dat Ass: Why EVERY Actor Needs It
by Lights Camera ACTOR in Comedy
Tags: improv josh covitt grasie mercedes actor funny
If the idea of getting up on stage, or in front of a camera, without a script makes you feel like you want to pee yourself, don't worry. We've got two of the hottest actors on the Improv scene, Grasie Mercedes and Josh Covitt, to help work your Improv kegel.
Grasie Mercedes is that elusive mix of hilarous & hot. She keeps the masses entertained as a host, actor/comedian, and celebrity fashion consultant. You can currently catch this savvy stylist helping those less fashionable on the MTV series, "Girl, Get Your Mind Right!" You can also find her making some funny with her Improv team, Triggerfinger at IO West in Hollywood.
Josh Covitt is proof that you can be a comedian without being a basketcase. This guy could quite possibly be one of the most Talented and nicest people in Hollywood. Oxymoron? Nope. Covitt is deeply entrenched in the Improv scene doing sketch shows at Upright Citizens Brigade and M.I.'s Westside Comedy Theater, as well as starring in a slew of tv commercials. The guy works harder than Seacrest. And I wouldn't be surprised if we saw Josh Covitt on SNL sometime soon.
What is Improv? And why is it important for actors to take Improv classes? Who are the best teachers? Grasie and Josh will answer all these questions and more on the next "Lights, Camera...ACTOR!"
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Child Actor: Interview with Wendy Mckenzie
by Paid Actor in Entertainment
Tags: Child Actor Acting for Kids Casting Acting How to Get into Acting
Wendy Mckenzie began her career in the entertainment industry as a fashion model. At a booked video shoot, the casting director realized that she needed additional models to complete the job. Wendy offered her services to assist the casting director with coordinating a last minute casting. Realizing that she had a knack for recognizing talent, she began to freelance on numerous casting projects. Early in her career she worked with prominent casting director, Tracy Moore, to cast for “New Jersey Drive”. Wendy was part of the team that welcomed newcomer, Christopher Wallace, aka “Notorious B.I.G.” to the project. She partnered with mentor, Tracy “Twinkie” Byrd to cast memorable music videos for artists, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, Britney Spears, Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, and numerous others. Branching off on her own, Wendy became a regular casting facilitator for MTV On Air Promos such as “Yo Mama”, “Sucker Free Sunday”; and product launches and ad campaigns for G-Unit Clothing, 7th on 6th Fashion week, “Fusha Designs” and numerous others. She has also worked as lead New York Casting Director for Fox Searchlight Pictures, “Notorious”, the biopic story of rapper, Christopher Wallace and provided casting services for “Secret Life of Bees” and the 2010 Academy Award Nominated, “The Blindside”.
For information on Wendy or classes for kids and adults visit www.inthewinkofaneye.biz
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"Stand Up For The Actor" with Jonathan Leigh Solomon
by The Positive Actor in Entertainment
Tags: Jonathan Leigh Solomon Comedy Coach Standup Comedy for Actors Norma Jean Positive Actor
Jonathan Leigh Solomon has worked in every comic medium. He began his career as a New York based comic, making regular appearances on the Late Show with David Letterman, and over two dozen other talk and variety programs. Writing for televsion he was on staff with the Emmy Award winning sit-com, Mad About You, Michael Moore’sTVNation, Payne, Saturday Night Special and Conspiracy Zone, among other programs and authored the syndicated advice column, Dear Mr. GuyMan. Jonathan writes humorous
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Child Actor: Interview with Lise Friedman
by Paid Actor in Entertainment
Tags: Child Acting Acting for Kids Stagecraft Auditioning Kids and show business
This show we are talking with Lise Friedman, author of Break a Leg! The Kids Guide to Acting and Stagecraft and Letters to Juliet, the inspiration behind the idea for the 2010 film Letters to Juliet. Lise has been involved in the arts for many years and is a former dancer with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. She will talk more about her book, Break a Leg! The Kids Guide to Acting and Stagecraft as well as the inspiration behind writing her book.
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To MFA or Not to MFA? Part II
by Paid Actor in Education
Tags: education in the arts actor how to get into acting to mfa or not to mfa successful actor
Kim Hines first set foot on the professional stage as a child when she became the member of the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis. Kim has performed at Mixed Blood, Illusion, Penumbra and the Guthrie. As a director, Kim has worked with Mu Performing Arts, Park Square, Theater in the Round, The Great American History Theater, Illusion Theater, Theatre Unbound, Augsburg College, Cornell University in New York, University of Northern Iowa and Kansas University. Her writtern work has been produced at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Kim holds a B.A. in Speech & Theater and Visual Art from Macalester College.
Sean Byrd is an actor/director/teacher with a BFA in acting/directing from Stephen F. Austin State University and an MFA in Performance Studies from Western Illinois University. He was a founding company member and Producing Director of Wax Fruit Theatre Company in Chicago. In the Twin Cities, Sean has acted with such threatres as 15 Head: A Theatre Lab, The Minnesota Shakespeare Project, Fifty Foot Penguin, Pig’s Eye, Sandbox and Hardcover. In 2012, he appeared in Walking Shadow Theatre Company’s production of Compleat Female Stage Beauty which won the Ivey Award for Production Excellence. He is a full-time faculty member and director in the Department of Theatre at Normandale College in Bloomington, MN. He is married to director/actor, Anne Byrd. They have one daughter, Terri and two granddaughters, Holly and Harriet.
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Building A Successful Career
by Paid Actor in Entertainment
Tags: Child actor child model acting becoming an actor parent of a child actor
Today your host, Trena will talk about how to build a successful career for your child actor.
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Interview with Randy Reyes on the Influence of Education
by Paid Actor in Education
Tags: education and the arts acting how to get into acting child actor to mfa or to not mfa
Trena Bolden Fields welcomes award-winning theatre artist, Randy Reyes to discuss how education played a role in where he is today. Randy Reyes is a theater actor/director/ educator in the Twin Cities. He got his training at the University of Utah and The Juilliard School. Randy has performed at the Guthrie, Mixed Blood, Ten Thousand Things, and Mu Performing Arts. He's directed for Mu, The Pillsbury House, Theatre in the Round, and Ten Thousand Things. He's taught at NYU Grad Acting Program, U of Minnesota/Guthrie BFA Acting Program, The Guthrie Experience, Augsburg College, and Macalester. Randy moved to the Twin Cities from NYC eight years ago and is the incoming Artistic Director of Mu Performing Arts, a 21 year old company that does theater and taiko from the heart of the Asian American experience.
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Networking: Leveraging Your Contacts with T. Mychael Rambo
by Paid Actor in Entertainment
Tags: networking acting modeling building an actor career How to get into the entertainment business
Host, Trena Bolden Fields interviews actor, vocalist, educator, writer and speaker extraordinaire T. Mychael Rambo on networking and how your contacts can help you book work.
Emmy Award winning actor, vocalist, arts educator and community organizer; T. Mychael Rambo has performed principle roles at the Guthrie; Penumbra, Ordway, Illusion, Mixed Blood, Park Square Theatre, Children’s Theatre and the Fitzgerald Theaters among others. Rambo has performed nationally, including Carnegie Hall, Off-Broadway and abroad. He has appeared in local and national television commercials, feature films, HBO mini-series, and other television programming He has also released two popular CD's: Simply - a collection of jazz standards; andThe Gift: A Christmas With Love - a selection of original and holiday classics. T. Mychael had the great honor of singing the National Anthem for President Obama during his 2009 visit to the Twin Cities and former President Jimmy Carter in 2010. Mr. Rambo is also the proud recipient of the 2010 Sally Award in Arts Education, presented by the Ordway Theatre for the Performing Arts, as well as a Minnesota Black Music Award, also in 2010. His honors and awards include Young Audience Art of the Year, McKnight Theatre Artist Fellowship, Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Fellowship, and both the University of Minnesota Century Council Community Award and Outstanding Community Service Award, to name a few.
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Avoid Common Pitfalls/Interview with Tyler Dillon
by Paid Actor in Entertainment
Tags: child actor child model child acting child modeling avoid common mistakes with acting
Our show on avoiding the common pitfalls will help parents learn what to look out for and what they can begin to do in building their child's acting career. We will also hear from Tyler Dillon, a child actor based in Minnesota. He has done work for Target and Best Buy, to name a few. During the show he will offer advice to child actors and parents of child actors.
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