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The Secret Behind Actors' Chemistry in Filming Join Speaker_04 in this hilarious talk show segment discussing the awkward yet essential chemistry actors must navigate during intimate filming scenes. With funny moments and unexpected insights, this episode reveals the reality behind the glitz of Hollywood! #ActorsComfort #ChemistryInFilm #TalkShowMoments #HollywoodInsights #IntimateScenes #FunnyTalks #BehindTheScenes #Filmmaking #ActorLife #ComedyTalk

“It takes a village to tell a story—film, TV, or life. Director, producer, casting, talent, writer, agent—it’s teamwork all the way. So… which one are YOU? ???? #ItTakesAVillage #FilmLife #ActingCommunity #BehindTheScenes #ThespianHeart #ActorsLife #Storytelling #IndieFilm”

HOW ARE PILOTS CAST? Most pilots have about 6 weeks to cast anywhere from 5-25 roles. In the TV world where you have 2 days to cast 12 roles, 6 weeks is A LOT of time, meaning A LOT of actors can get seen. However, because producers want to sell their idea, they usually jam pack that pilot with well known actors if they can. First, lists are made up of first choice actors – the A-List – then second choice – the B list- (hence the term A-List, B-List etc.) Later in the season casting will pull from agent submissions. Often actors on the aforementioned lists will opt out of auditions for already-established TV programs during this time. The reasoning behind this strategy is that most actors (and their agents) would rather bet on booking a pilot that gets picked up, where they sign a multiple year contract, than take a week’s worth of work on a current show. Lessmoney upfront, but it could pay off with more money and work in the future if the pilot goes to series. WHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE? #Email: [email protected] LA Talent Agency Office: (310) 331-8393 Toll-Free: (800) 490-0688 Email: [email protected] 9350 Wilshire Blvd Ste. 203 Beverly Hills, CA 90212 LAtalentagency.com #actor #VoiceOver #TalentAgency #Youth #LosAngeles #newyork #phoenix #Scottsdale #directors #studios #moviemaking #entertainment #fashion #filmmaking #comedy #CorporateVideo #Commercials #Theatrical #television #films #media #marketing #Actress #SagAftra #latalentagency #LTA

Moments From TV Film And Stage? Starring Jeanine Michaels The description of this video is simple. It is a few clips from some of my featured television and film roles.? The first is from Beverly Hills 91210 the next four are from a recurring role I had on Knots Landing as Abby’s Hapless Secretary.? The next two are from the series Dallas where I play a nurse. Again. There is a clip from a TV show called Berringers, my part as a cult member in the feature film “Serial” and a cute scene from the White Shadow. Ending with a moment performing a song with a band live.? That’s the “stage” part since nobody filmed my lead role as Petra?in the stage production of the bitter tears of Petra Von Kant.? Believe me that is for the best!? As many of you may know, I began a career as a professional actor at 18 years old when I was cast in my first feature film “The trial of Billy Jack”? Getting that part was surprisingly easy. I did my audition, sang an original song and heard that I had been cast the same day. Easy right? Right! But this experience gave me unrealistic expectations for future roles. I found out later that there might be 50 actors all auditioning for the same part and only one of us is going to get it.? The odds are not in your favor.? Especially given the fact that the Producer or Director or Casting Director might have an actor friend they have in mind for the part. And it isn’t you.? Those small parts (Under Fives) are especially challenging because how many ways can you say “BP 80 over 50 doctor!” Most actors have a lot of insecurities anyway, and the audition process itself is extremely stressful, especially when you need that job to pay the rent! Most actors really try to give their best performance, but on their way home after the audition they will question themselves incessantly until they hear from their agent. ?Should I have used a different approach?? Maybe used an accent? Am I too fat?? Should I have been funnier? Less funny? I wish I had gotten more sleep last night. I wonder if they liked me?? And on and on.? I am sharing this with you so that you might understand how difficult a career this is. And even though I love acting, especially comedy and character roles, I would not recommend it to any young aspiring actor with a dream. Sorry kiddo! Unless your dad owns a studio, and your mom is a major Producer/Director! Thank You to all the generous and talented actors I have had the honor of working with over the years. Thank You to all the directors, casting directors and crew on each production. And a special Thank You to my friend director Robert S Becker who always believed in me and gave me so many breaks with the opportunity to audition for cute little parts. I miss you Bobby! Thank You!!!! Thank you musicians Tape Machines for the opening and closing music “Marigold Seeds” So, Lights! Camera! Action!

I learned three big lessons making this video: 1. Hollywood doesn't care about lying if it makes a story better 2. Localizing products is a great way to increase revenue multiples 3. Filming things where you have to eat isn't very fun Seriously, after all the Flamin' Hot Cheetos I had to eat in order to make this video, I have all sorts of newfound respect for actors and actresses who film food scenes.

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So of course I have to ask…comment which hit the hardest for you?! As an Impact Producer, think of me like you would an intimacy coordinator but for all things culture, diversity and inclusion. My company is here to choreograph, story consult, guide, and influence scenes to make them more culturally sensitive. I do this because I love film and tv and I love how it transports people to places. All 4 of these people / scenes were phenomenally acted, directed and set up... when you see them evoke a feeling. That kind of authentic, relatable, special, specific feeling people get seeing these characters is what I like to help storytellers build toward. #ImpactProducer #CulturalSensitivity #DiversityInFilm #StorytellingWithPurpose #FilmAndTV

If your goal is to become a feature film and television editor, listen to the advice of Rob Frost, editor of AppleTV's "Slow Horses." He's made the transition over the last few years and has some excellent advice. Want to find out more? Check out the link in our bio and join the community. #filmmaking #filmediting #filmeditor #CareerGrowth #assistanteditors #SlowHorses #AppleTVPlus

The importance of being an assistant film editor before becoming lead editor.

Long form video? Horizontal video?? On TikTok?!? Days after my daughter bought the vinyl version of Taylor Swift's latest album, THIS pops up in my WARC feed. What's old is new again. Again. While the 515 Productions team does yet another happy dance, we're eager to connect with brand leaders who are considering long form video (aka, short film). Drop me a line to book a complimentary 30-minute brainstorm. #videoproduction #longformvideo #videostorytelling #filmmaking