Paramount vs. Netflix: The WB Takeover

In this episode, Lauren & Marie talk with The Actor's House alum Maximo Salas, currently starring in HBO's hit show Rooster with Steve Carrell. Here we discuss the ups and downs of being a working actor, the journey getting to be a working actor and what he has to look forward to in his career!

In this episode, Lauren and Marie further discuss the latest news in the Paramount/Netflix buyout of Warner Bros.

Lauren and Marie talk with Jackson Kelly about his upcoming series he is shooting in Toronto called The Body which will air on Netflix later in 2026. Jackson has an incredibly unique self tape audition approach, and we discuss his approach in depth as well as his mentality as a working actor who has seen success in this business but maintains the importance of keeping your focus priorities straight!

In this episode, Lauren and Marie discuss the latest news in the Paramount/Netflix buyout of Warner Bros.

In this episode, Lauren & Marie take on some of the many thoughtful questions sent to us! We hope this episode can help clarify some things you have been wondering about!

In this quick hit episode, Lauren & Marie discuss what actors can expect going into the holiday season as well as agency protocol!

In this episode, we are navigating the college audition waters with info on audition prep, monologue choices, interviewing skills and school programs to definitely check out!

With one of the leading casting sites currently in a negotiating holding pattern with SAG, agents and managers alike are frustrated with newly inflated monthly subscription pricing on top of fees paid for by actors. Here we discuss the platform's current standing with agents and managers; giving some insight into the issues at hand.

In this episode, Lauren and Marie dive into Stella Adler and her method of acting! The Stella Adler method teaches actors to use their imagination and understanding of the world, not personal memories, to create deep, believable characters.

Here we delve into Lee Strasberg’s The Method, where the main idea is for the actor to pull from their own emotional experiences and emotions to create an authentic performance.