BiCoastal Actor - Assembler FM

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  • Should you go to Hollywood or Atlanta to pursue your film career? Every week actors Ben Austen and Jef Holbrook wrestle with that question and more on The Bi-Coastal Actor.
    2015 Assembler FM
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Art Entertainment & Performing Arts Leadership Economics
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Episodes
  • The BiCoastal Actor - Episode 6 - "Listener Questions"

    The BiCoastal Actor - Episode 6 - "Listener Questions"
    Feb 8 2016
    Listener Questions! This time around, Ben and Jef answer five listener questions from actor Nolan Martin, including: 1. How do you find classes? 2. How does a theatre actor break into film? 3. Are mass mail-outs to agents still a thing? 4. Does my agent decide my type? 5. Can you be forever labelled an extra if you do too much extra work?
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • The BiCoastal Actor - Episode 5 - "Maintenance"

    The BiCoastal Actor - Episode 5 - "Maintenance"
    Feb 1 2016
    Audition Maintenance Techniques for Actors In-depth on some audition maintenance techniques for auditions. How do get ready for auditions so they become bookings!
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    37 mins
  • The BiCoastal Actor - Episode 4 - "Auditions"

    The BiCoastal Actor - Episode 4 - "Auditions"
    Jan 25 2016
    Topic: Preparing for Auditions in LA and ATL. This time, Ben and Jef talk about being ready for auditions in LA and ATL. How do you memorize lines in a hurry? How important is my résumé to a casting director? What classes can I take to improve?
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    32 mins

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