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Creating Your Own Content - My interview with Vanessa Evans
📌 The interview is with independent film producer Vanessa Evans about her project "Green Girl Diaries," a modern-day adaptation of the musical "Wicked" centered around the college experiences of the characters.
How Get Your First IMDB Credit
📌 How to get your first IMDB Credit - EASIER THAN YOU THINK!
Critical Lessons to make your first film a huge success!
📌 I'm a filmmaker, and I want to share some of the critical lessons I learned and applied to my first film that I think every first-time director should know. They will serve you incredibly well with your first film.
You have to be Insane to be an Actor
📌 Pursuing what you love is the key to creating energy and centering yourself. It feels as though that might be even more true today than ever before.
Keep your head down, keep a schedule, and keep creating content, keep creating art.
8 Ways to be Great!
📌 Being great is simply a belief mindset that you are willing to do whatever it takes, no matter how long it takes and no matter how many barriers you have to overcome in order to complete your goal and reach your dream. Have faith that it will get done. Focus on working tirelessly, creatively, and consistently towards it, step by step, and trusting that it will get done.
Douglas Taurel is a professional actor who has worked on numerous Television and Film projects. Recently The Gabbie Petito Story (Lead opposite Thora Birch,) The Kindergarten Teacher (starring Maggie Gyllenhaal), and The Cobbler (starring Dustin Hoffman and Adam Sandler). TV credits: FBI MOST Wanted, The Affair, Mr. Robot, The Americans, Blue Bloods, Person of Interest, The Following, Damages, Nurse Jackie, and he is also one of the recurring voices in the video game Red Redemption.
He's built a seasoned resume with characters living on the edge of life. The Los Angeles Times said his work on Nurse Jackie, "Nurse Jackie gets her most fascinating character yet to date."
Great Questions for Actors to Prepare for Casting Directors and Agents