When it comes to rehearsing, and especially the terrifying experience known as auditioning, even the best actors could use some help. For example, if familiar with the play or film

Good actors are hard to find these days and good acting jobs are even more difficult. With children's literature being transformed into movies and the wild success of movies like

Humorous duet acting comes in many different forms- from Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan in the “Rush Hour” movie series to Mel Gibson and Danny Glover in the “Lethal Weapon”

One of the most common entertainment industry analogies says a headshot is the actor's business card. A headshot is the bookend of any audition. An 8 x 10 inch photograph

“We become envious of those [actors] who have ‘luck,' of those who seemingly have ‘technique,'” writes playwright David Mamet in True and False, his book about the craft of acting.