Even when you think you've seen it all, done it all, acting always has a lesson to teach you. Today's solo episode is all about the experience of being cast for General Hospital (again!) has taught me. Although my last character in the series was shot dead, I proved to the show's producers that I could play a different character. In this episode, I talk about why developing serious self-tape abilities is crucial to get a role, how being on set has changed after the pandemic and the satisfaction of seeing virtually everything I teach at the Manhattan Actor Studio work so well. I also highlight the importance of jealously guarding the keys to our minds, why, as an actor, you should constantly be honing your craft for the next casting, how to invite your character's lines into your brain, and more. Tune in to Episode 78 of Hollywood Dream Maker to hear more about my experiences rejoining General Hospital, a show with over 14,000 episodes aired. In This Episode, You Will Learn:About how I got my role at General Hospital (2:05)How mastering self-taping can be the difference between landing a part or not (5:47)The pandemic changed things around Hollywood (9:56)Notes to self: Avoid getting into your head (12:23)Invite your character's lines into your brain (17:01)Work on your craft. Every. Single. Day (21:19)Resources:Episode 50 - The Art Of Self-TapesLet's Connect: Manhattan Actor Studio Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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