With the first auditions not going so well, people have been questioning my auditioning tactics.
This week’s episode is a video from a few years ago that shows how well I work with actors. The actress didn’t want to do any films that would hurt her chances with Disney so I came up with a solution to make this shoot family friendly and to launch her career with Disneyland.
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It’s not enough to drive an actress and her sofa out to Riverside to deliver it to a friend she hasn’t spoken to in awhile but on top of that, she wants a meal out of it.
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Not wanting to lose an actress that I think is perfect for the part, I foolishly agree on making a deal with her in exchange for her being in my web series.
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Another actress, another audition. At least this one didn’t run away. She made some really strong choices in her audition and I was blown away by her acting chops.
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In the first audition for The Man Van, things don’t go so well when the actress freaks out when she finds out the audition is being held in the van.
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When you hold auditions for a cheap web series, you take your chances if any actors will show up for the audition. While I wait, check out the shagalicious Man Van with wood paneling, tinted windows, shag carpeting and a handy little item in the side door.
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I’m holding auditions this week for my web series. This is do or die for me. If I don’t turn this web series into something I’m going to end up living the life of Don Knotts (or his look-alike).
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Writer/Director Greg McDonald tells us why he’s making The Man Van web series. SPOILER ALERT: It isn’t pretty.
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Take a mental tour of the van with writer/director Greg McDonald.
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