Stagione 1
Late Night With The Devil
Should I Get An Agent?
Do I Need An Acting Website?
The Evil Dead 2
The Shed
How To Do A Video Audition
Obsession
Stagione 2
Army Of Darkness
Leif Jonker's Darkness
We do a review of this film, but I promise you that it won't be as nice as you might think, well, from my (Glenn's) point of view anyways.
This is the question that all actors or others in the entertainment industry have asked themselves. But, here is the BIGGER question.....do agents actually help your career, or do they hurt it? In this episode, we will answer those questions for you.
In this day and age of technology, there is no reason why you shouldn't be promoting yourself in the best way possible.
We will be talking about the second installment in the Evil Dead franchise. You would think that the second movie would have a better feel to it compared to the first movie just 6 years prior. The film also had a budget of 3.6 million dollars, and we will discuss how we feel on the way that money was spent.
There are many vampire movies that have been made from around the world. This particular one takes a weird take on the folklore. We will be answering questions on how the filmmaker missed the mark on the most simplest aspects of folklore.
There are MANY mistakes that actors make when making an audition tape. One of the biggest ones is NOT following instructions. In the past 2 months, we have reviewed over 1,000 video submissions for a film we are in pre-production for. I saw A LOT of bad tapes, and mainly because people didn't either follow directions, or they just didn't know what they were doing. In this episode, we will give you the blueprint for the perfect audition tape.
This episode is our season one FINALE! We talk about the movie Obsession, and the massive success it has had. We also talk about a few on the behind the scenes aspects of things.
Carl and I give you completely different takes of the Evil Deal franchise. You just might be surprised on what we have to say.
My high school friend made his movie back in 1995. He did pretty much everything himself on the film, Writing, producing, directing, acting, SXF. He has had world-wide acclaim for this film, and it is a must see for any horror fan.
As an actor, sometimes you have a decision to make. In this day and age, you just might have to ask your employers permission just to even be in the film. The question is.... are you going to let your job control your life?