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Moving towards a career : some basics : a Q & A with Grant Kretchik -- Is this path right for you? What is my actor readiness? A self-evaluation / by Peter Cocuzza -- Training. Determination. Organization. A NY acting teacher's perspective : getting started / by John Howard Swain -- Before college, if college : where do I start? It starts with a dream ... / by Judith Patterson -- A talent manager's guide to distinguishing your work : initiating a sustained connection to your character / by Marilyn Atlas -- Growing a successful business called you : be the CEO of Actor, Inc. / by Gilli Messer -- A series regular shares her journey : welcome to the numbers game / by Shalita Grant -- A veteran shares what got her and keeps her still doing it : a Q & A with Anne Desalvo -- Keeping centered : even when things aren't going your way : against the odds / by Robert McCracken -- Making the most when someone gives you a chance : a Q & A with Daryl "Chill" Mitchell -- A casting director, industry coach & show biz author knows what it takes to stick it out when to hire a coach / by Bonnie Gillespie -- Everything you need to know about social media : a Q & A with Ben Whitehair -- A director's perspective : a Q & A with Andy Wolk -- About an actor who works on both coasts ... and lives on neither : a Q & A with Josh Cooke -- Maintaining and growing your career : finding success by Jason George -- He acts, he writes, he directs : four decades of wisdom : a Q & A with Ruben Santiago-Hudson -- A better way she accomplishes her lifelong dream : redefining success / by Tania Gunadi -- He does it all ... including audiobook narration : a Q & A with Ron Butler -- All about commercials : a conversation with Aaron Takahashi and Isabella Way -- Taking charge and creating your own work : self-producing by Phil Kaufmann -- Reality! From her little Harry Potter studio below her basement stairs : get a life! / by Marsha Mercant -- Deaf actors need to be heard : a conversation with Suanne Spoke and Shoshannah Stern -- Actor. Entertainer. Crossdresser. Author. Social media sensation : a Q & A with Willam Belli -- Sketch comedy to series regular : my biggest leap / by Kirstin Eggers -- San Fransisco: a smaller kinder market : Bay area bound / by Catherine MacNeal -- Teaching film school ... everything he knows from acting, editing, and cinematography : branching out ... (not standing still) / by Charles Dougherty -- From acting to writing and beyond : a Q & A with Liz Vassey -- Acting can lead to advocacy : a Q & A with Nanci Christopher -- Falling in love with directing : backstory / by Toni Kalem -- She wants to direct commercials : a Q & A with Katie Enright -- The view from a chief creative officer's chair : a Q & A with Alet Taylor.
A two-time Emmy award-winner, Mary Lou Belli has been directing television for over 20 years, with credits including NCIS New Orleans, Bull, Station 19, Monk, Legacies, and Dynasty. She is the Co-chair of the Women's Steering Committee at the DGA, where she also serves on the Western Director's Council and the Leadership Council PAC. Mary Lou is an Honorary Board member of the Alliance of Women Directors, Women in Media, and a long-time member of Women in Film.
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