Actor Aesthetic

In this episode, Maggie discusses the basics of Equity Chorus Call auditions, or ECCs. This episode is geared towards new Equity members and non-union actors looking to take advantage of Equity auditions.

On the blog:

How To Get Seen At Equity Auditions as an EMC or Non-Equity Actor

How To Sign Up For An Equity Chorus Call The Morning Of

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Guess who's baaaaaaaaack.

Trevor James is a bi-coastal actor currently living in Los Angeles. Theatre credits include: Tony in the international production of West Side Story in Tokyo, Japan, Jack in Into the Woods at The Guthrie, Sunday in the Park with George at Pasadena Playhouse, Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys at Theatre Aspen, the pre-Broadway World Premiere production of The Karate Kid the Musical, Jack Kelly in Disney’s Newsies at RMTC, and several others. Next up, Trevor will be playing Barry Mann in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at La Mirada starting next month. On screen, Trevor has appeared on the FOX Network series, Prodigal Son, as well as on the AppleTV+ limited series, WeCrashed, starring Anne Hathaway and Jared Leto. Trevor has written two short films that have been produced, The God Can and Pete’s Peak (which he also directed), that have both gone on to win awards at several film festivals across the country. Recently, Trevor wrapped a feature film (called Et Tu) in a major role alongside Lou Diamond Phillips and Malcolm McDowell – more to come on that one soon! Trevor is represented by HCKR Agency and holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Texas State University.

In this episode, host Maggie Bera brings back special guest Trevor James to catch up since their last episode on the podcast. Tune in to learn more about working in regional theatre, the LA theatre scene, auditioning in person and on tape, managers vs agents and more.

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Story time! In this episode, Maggie reads the stories of 20 Broadway, Film, and TV actors and how they joined Actors’ Equity Association. Hear how Kristen Chenoweth, Harvey Fierstein, Angela Lansbury, Raul Esparza, and more earned their cards!

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As an actor, I’d argue that my audition book can be as valuable as my first born child. Our audition books hold precious sheet music that could mean the difference between callback or no callback. In this episode, we'll discuss 10 easy ways to give your audition book a facelift! Let’s get #bookedandblessed this year.

On the blog:

How Spotify Can Inspire Your Next Audition Song

10 Solid Audition Songs for Traditional Sopranos

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As actors, we can’t always predict when our next acting job or life changing audition will come. Instead, we have to be ready at any minute to drop everything and seize an opportunity.

Only a handful of incredibly lucky actors are able to hop from one acting job to the next. The rest of us have to hustle.

So when we’re in a dry spell, how do we make sure we’ve got enough money to pay for rent, food, dance classes, voice lessons, subscriptions, submissions, coffee dates, yoga and/or a gym memberships, etc?

Grab your business resume, check out job board sites like LinkedIn and Indeed, and take advantage of your unique skillset.

What do you love to do besides theatre? What are you inherently good at? Writing? Designing? Mathematics? Do you love working out? Are you good with kids? Pets? Are you a fast typer? Do you love organization?

Here are 15 survival jobs and side hustles you may want to look into.

On the blog:

15 Survival Jobs and Side Gigs for Actors

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