For those times when Dana's recommendations go beyond the span of a paragraph. Print them out and read them during lunch, when you have spare time at on public transportation, downtime at rehearsal, or when you get to that audition far too early.
You Look Mahvelous! - How to Dress for the Theatre Bay Area General Auditions*
For the Big Mama of all auditions, the Theatre Bay Area Generals, how many of us take the time to really present ourselves in the best light possible? Do yourself a favor this year: Prepare your personal presentation as well as your theatrical performance. Read Article
*Originally published in Theatre Bay Area Magazine, January 2004.
I was recently asked what dedicated actors can do for day jobs. This is a great question and one that all of us struggle with during our lifetimes as artists. I have never waited tables, and after working in retail and administrative positions, I finally found a balance that works well for my lifestyle and which leaves me very flexible for my primary focus: acting. Read Article
Whether you’ve been playing with makeup since you were a toddler or have just approached the Max Factor aisle for the first time, you're realizing that your look offstage is just as important as your onstage appearance. You should know how to put makeup on for a theatre or film audition, for a networking event, or going out for the evening. Read Article
Cinematographer, Keith Sikora, moved from Chicago to Los Angeles last year. He had one connection: his alma mater’s “Semester in LA” program. With the move, his talent, and quite a lot of networking, this native Wisconsinite has made the most of his first six months on the West Coast.