CLUBHOUSE CLIPS

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Daniel Butler on Clubhouse "The Actors Club" May 5, 2021

We spoke with Daniel about IMDb and Wikipedia for actors. Daniel is a film editor, visual effects artist and film publicist out of San Diego and a self-taught contributor to IMDb with six years of experience studying the database.

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Clubhouse Clips Demo Reels For Actors
1. Meet Daniel Butler
2. Learning IMDB
3. Who Should Have Wikipedia
4. When Do Producers Add Films To IMDB?
5. When To Add Credits?
6. What’s Up With “Uncredited” Credits?
7. Updating Your Films Info
8. Removing Information
9. Can You Remove The Video From Your Page?
10. Contributor Status

Paula Rossman on Clubhouse "The Actors Club" April 28, 2021

We spoke with Paula Rossman about “Living a Full Life in the Theatre” and how she has been able to maintain her life-long theatrical career. She has been working in the field of entertainment for nearly fifty years. While still in college, she realized that being just an actor limited her options; that she would need to learn every aspect of working in her craft to truly build a life in the theater. And so, SHE DID.

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Paula Rossman
1. Oceanography to PolySci to Acting
2. The Beginnings Of A Career In The Theatre
3. Expanding Outside of “Just” Acting
4. Why NY?
5. Working in Both Stage and Film
6. Having an Actual Life While Working in Theatre
7. Advantages of Being Well-Rounded
8. A Full Working Life In The Theatre

Deborah Dotoli, Manager AAG Talent on Clubhouse "The Actors Club" April 14, 2021

Manager Deborah Dotoli pulls back the curtain on actor relationships with agents and managers, and the current climate in the industry! “My client list is small and selective based on what I see in that actor as far as talent, work ethic, and stamina. Many trained actors complete their education ready to move on and have no idea of where to go from there. I develop resumes, webpages, schedule casting calls and provide overall support to my clients in all areas of their career. While working with my clients I have always searched for what they excel in and encourage them to build their career and further their education to reach their greatest potential.”

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AAG Talent
1. How Agents and Managers Work Together
2. Do I Need Both An Agent And A Manager?
3. How To Get A Manager
4. Submitting To Reps During Covid
5. Actor Education That Matters
6. Production is Coming Back From The Pandemic
7. What’s Casting in NY vs. LA?
8. Being a Local Hire During Pandemic Times
9. What To Do If You’re Not Getting Called In
10. The Importance Of A Good Reel
11. Emailing Industry
12. Should Actors Create Their Own Work?

Lauren Sowa on Clubhouse "The Actors Club" April 7, 2021

Does marketing yourself make you feel gross? Well it doesn’t have to! Listen in as we discuss with Lauren Sowa, a New York-based actor and filmmaker. As an actor, she has been featured in The Plot Against America (HBO), The Rainbow Experiment (Slamdance, Amazon Prime), and The Devil’s Well. Upcoming: The indie feature Paris is in Harlem. In 2016, she and Tim Eliot founded Form & Pressure Films to tell stories that inspire and provoke thought, while encouraging diversity and equality on set and on screen. Their first film, Marisol, is currently streaming on HBO. As a producer, her films have screened in festivals all over the world.

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Lauren Sowa
1. Actors Are Both The Business And The Product
2. Choose Your Own Marketing Path
3. How To Reach Out To CDs in The Pandemic
4. How To Find Your Authentic Type or Essence
5. Do a Social Media Audit
6. This Has Been A Challenging Time For Artists
7. What Drove You To Produce Your Own Work
8. Producing Can Make You A Better Actor
9. What is NYC Womens Filmmakers

Jessica Sherr on Clubhouse "The Actors Club" March 31, 2021

Have you ever considered creating your own work? If not, you should be. Find out how Jessica Sherr created her one-woman-show and how it has improved and enhanced her career. She is an actress, writer, and producer based in New York, a graduate of the Wynn Handman Acting Studio and has studied improv at UCB and The PIT. Jessica has been seen on Claws (TNT), Cloak and Dagger (ABC FreeForm), Blue Bloods (CBS) and is the writer/actress in her acclaimed solo show, Bette Davis Ain’t For Sissies now available on Broadway on Demand! She is also co-creator, along with myself, Laura Dowling Shea, and Jody Lauren Miller, of the soon-to-be released series, Scratch This!

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Jessica Sherr
1. Choosing To Create Together – Scratch This
2. The Inspiration To Write A Solo Show
3. From Classroom to Edinburgh Fringe Festival
4. Find The Best Director For Your Show
5. Realizing Your Art Is An Inspiration To Others
6. Doing Your Own Work Increases Your Visibility
7. Advice For Those Who Want To Be Creators

Christian Keiber on Clubhouse "The Actors Club" March 24, 2021

Ever wonder what it’s like to be an actor in LA vs NY? How to find a new agent? Or wonder if networking is even worth it as an actor?

Well, lucky for you, I have all the answers (and a couple more you may not have thought of originally!)

I had the great pleasure of speaking with Christian Keiber in The Actors Club on Clubhouse. He spoke about his life in LA vs. NY, how he had a drink with George Clooney (and might have ignored him), and valuable marketing tools to have as an actor to get booked more!

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Christian Keiber
1. Christian Keiber Self Introduction
2. A Reel is Your Calling Card
3. A Reel Shows That You Can Be Trusted
4. Why You Need A Reel
5. When I Realized I Needed A Reel
6. Dialogue Is Difficult
7. Emailing Casting
8. IMDB As A Marketing Tool
9. Social Media as A Marketing Tool
10. Preparing For An Audition
11. Finding An Agent
12. LA vs. NY
13. Importance of Networking
14. Networking is Helping Each Other

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