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Self-Tape Non-Negotiables
The standard self-tape setup works. But “standard” and “required” are not the same thing. With three simple guardrails, your tape can demonstrate more than skill: it can reveal what kind of artist you are.
Broadway News App
Broadway news isn’t hard to find. The problem is that it’s scattered everywhere. So I built one place where it all comes to me… and you can too in five minutes.
Your Website Is a Compass
A website shouldn't archive your career. It should direct it. Every choice you make online teaches people how to think about you long before you ever walk into the room.
Slate Shots: Part 2
The camera turns on and suddenly actors sound like actors pretending to be relaxed. Here's how to sound like an actual human being instead.
Slate Shots: Part 1
Full body or clear face, most self-tape slates force you to choose. There's a cleaner two-video solution most actors have never tried.
Mic Technique: Performance
How you hold, move, and interact with a microphone is part of your storytelling, whether you plan for it or not. Stop treating it like it's invisible.
Mic Technique: Vocals
Your live sound is never just your voice. It's a collaboration with the microphone. Most singers ignore that partnership completely.
Essential Self-Tape Gear
A stronger self-tape has nothing to do with buying more equipment. Five smart choices matter more than any expensive upgrade.
Should You Look at the Camera?
"Never look at the lens" is a rule actors follow without ever asking why. Eye line is a storytelling tool, and the right answer changes with every scene.
How to Start Your Self-Tape
Casting directors are scanning your tape, not watching it start to finish. If your first ten seconds don't land, the rest may never get seen.
The Perfect Self-Tape Does Not Exist
Anne Hathaway's Oscar-winning take wasn't her last one, it was her fourth. Chasing perfection in your self-tape burns the very thing that made your first takes good.