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Letting Go
I just got done shooting some social content through my production company. The content was golf lessons. And as my client and instructor was smoothly working through his lesson he said something that really stood out to me about the importance of simply letting go in the golf swing. Putting too much power in your…
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A Balanced Google Calendar
Eat well, exercise, work, audition, edit, rehearse, write, play, party, network, research, call mom and dad (sh*t reminds me I have to call my dad back) and then somehow fit in 6-8 hours (if you’re lucky) of sleep and do it all again. I won’t lie. Being a working actor is tough, but it’s not…
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Union Strong
I had a really interesting interaction on Threads the other day. Someone was asking advice on how they could get Union actors (SAG-AFTRA) into their non-union short films, which for those who don’t know that’s a direct violation of rule #1 of SAG-AFTRA. Now I was surprised by the high quality of responses to this…
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An Actor Prepares
As an actor I’ve always found a lot comfort in preparation. Even before moving out to Los Angeles from Maine, I spent a lot of time gathering everything I needed to be a working actor: headshots, demo reel, and profiles on the major casting sites. I read articles from Backstage, acting technique books, and found…
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Jared Boghosian 