It's been a really busy 7 days since the Actor's Expo. If we met there, and I haven't said hello to you yet, please send me an email, I've been trying to get back to everyone, both actors who signed up for our service and other event attendees.
It's that time of the year again... NO, not Christmas time... it's only November, chill out.
This was our second year at the Actor's Expo in LA and we loved it! We met a lot of new faces, and we've seen a lot of familiar faces as well.
This is the 2nd ever Los Angeles Actors Pro Expo, and... it's the second time we'll have a booth there, so we can proudly say that we've been representing LA at this expo since the very beginning.
'Tis the time of the year, so all of you New Yorkers out there - are you ready for the expo? If you haven't gotten your tickets yet - you can get them here.
Actors, are you ready for the hottest conference of the spring? And by hottest, I don't mean temperature-wise, it's been pretty chilly here lately, no?
This week, we'd like to cordially invite you to an Actors Pro Expo in Los Angeles.
We're getting a lot more filmmakers and producers on the IADB platform, but don't assume that this blog post is for them. It's for everyone in the indie film business, including actors.
Actors cannot be introverts? Can they? I mean we hear stories that some of the actors we all know and love are introverts, such as Clint Eastwood, Tom Hanks, Courtney Cox, Harrison Ford and Julia Roberts.
Oh man, why am I in front of the camera? That's right. I normally sit behind the keyboard, but this time, when I was in Las Vegas, I was interviewed by Tech.co, which is an amazing website, possibly a #1 source for tech news on the web.
I always have and always will be a strong supporter of Stage 32. It's the best online meeting place for people in the Film and TV industry and to this day Stage 32 has amassed over 500,000 members who are accessible to anyone who wants to ask them for advice or reach out to them and hire them for a project.
I'm sorry. Sounds like a ridiculous post, but if I don't say it, I can't say "I told you so". Carrying a business card with you it's like carrying an umbrella in London.