So for the past few months, I haven't been able to write anything. Had some ideas but when the words don't flow, I just feel the idea isn't right. Though I'm happy to say I've finally been able to start a new rom-script titled, "Do Not Disturb" (think "The Parent Trap" meets "Knocked Up" but w/LGBTQ leads). However, I'm torn between two loglines.
April 7th at the gathering spot 5211.West Adams in Los Angeles.We will have an actor's panel and everyone is invited
April 11 6-9 The Gathering spot LA 5211 west Adamd
Our monthly mixer is April 11 at Gathering spot 5211 west adams90016 6-8
ChatGPT A few days back, I had a chat with a retired casting director based in Florida. She inquired about how things were going in the New England area and along the East Coast. I mentioned that things are moving slowly in the union. It feels like there's a perpetual cycle in commercials. She shared that New York is also experiencing a slowdown and Canada is opting to use only Canadian talent, which is disappointing for me since one of my goals is to land a role in Star Trek. I also heard a rumor about streaming services considering charging fees for cancelling subscriptions. It's frustrating and seems like a surefire way to upset customers. With things being slow, it's worth considering how this impacts not just us, but also celebrities who rely on steady work. Perhaps it's time for us to come together, brainstorm, and create valuable opportunities. So, let's hear from everyone? Thanks.
I just got my reel back and was just wondering what y'all think about it!
There are times when all actors must turn down an acting job.
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In response to the growing popularity of podcasts and the need for increased awareness about the career roles available in the creative industry, I've created a new podcast called ‘Inside Entertainment Industry Careers’.
Been a minute since I've posted here, but I've been busy with my audition taping service and YouTube channel. In fact, I just started releasing an interview series entitled:
Kris Keppeler (audiobook narrator, actor, voice actor, and podcaster) walks you through how to learn audio engineering the hard way. But don’t despair! Your engineering and voiceover skills will benefit you in the end.
Don't ever say this to another actor.
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In this video I share two experiences I had when people said inappropriate things on a set. One was directed to me and the other to an actor I was working with.
About Me: Grace Duah is a versatile creative force in the entertainment industry, excelling as an actor, writer, and producer over the past four years. After graduating from Pace University's Acting for Film,Television, Voiceover and Commercial program in May of 2020 Grace made her TV debut playing the Series Regular role of Shan Barnes on the MAX (formerly known as HBOMax) hit series reboot GOSSIP GIRL (2021). Upcoming projects include short films Meal Ticket and The Off-Brands both set to premiere at this year's Tribeca Film Festival.
Hi Guys, would love your opinion? I’ve just joined a new female agent (the last one tried to steal 3k fee had to get Police! So he obvs had to go!) But this new lady I joined 5 weeks ago and things were going great, then she sent me a rude Capital letter shouting email! DON’T CALL AT WEEKEND! etc etc! for no reason! I’m really upset! I haven’t done anything wrong! Plus she keeps getting my name wrong! I’ve been in hospital recently and I don’t need this stress!