Nick Hoffa: Actor, director and performance coach in Los Angeles, California.

Just wondering if anyone could tell me how actors are normally paid in a feature film I.e. percentage, set price?

Hey S32ers! Who wants some chunks and morsels of smartness? Jenna Fischer is the guest on this episode of Eyeline podcast. Endless good thoughts and helpful advice. "I just started living an artistic lifestyle and it became a habit." http://www.wheelhouseacting.com/eyelinepodcast/jenna-fischer

Friends. Just saw the first cut of a movie I'm in. Good scene with great work. Curious - does ANYONE like watching themselves on screen? Doesn't matter how "good" I am in the scene, its painful to have to watch myself. Thoughts, musings, comments, criticisms?

Hi S32! Newest Eyeline #podcast episode is up, with Chelsey Crisp. This awesome person and new series regular on Fresh Off the Boat talks about her new gig. If you listen, be prepared for a little more bounce in your step, a little more perspective, and a renewed desire to find things to be grateful for. http://www.wheelhouseacting.com/eyelinepodcast/chelsey-crisp "Auditions are about relationships. Not booking jobs."

Hello to all, I am intersted in starting a discussion to bring to light what the stunt team on a film set really does. A lot of the time in my experience, we show up, we make no fuss, we do our jobs, and we get out. I have on serval occasions gotten the impression that everyone on set thinks we are super heroes in both a positive and negative light, meaning in a good way, we are strong, able bodies and willing to do things that no one else will to make the film a success, and a bad way, we are suppose to be able to do the things the director wants that may be more dangerous or reckless than they need to be and only the coordinator is on our side to try and ensure our safety. I would love to have anyone and everyone pipe up with their thoughts, questions, and experience with or on a stunt crew. This is a huge passion of mine. I am also able and will to discuss live stunt shows and the entire other universe those exist in as I will be leaving for another international live stunt show contract at the end of March. Please, lets talk! Cheers.

New interview - Military Veteran turned Actor, Christine Clayburg: https://justinmsloan.wordpress.com/2015/06/01/christineclayburg/

Hello everyone my name is Brittany and I am new to this site. I am an actress who has moved from south Florida to NYC to pursue my career in film and theater. I am currently studying theater and entertainment business at NYU Tisch. I train at the Lee Strasberg studio and my concentration is method acting and strongest genre is drama. I recently became SAG eligible, received my first IMDB credits and my first film Marriage Material, starring Victoria Jackson will be released this summer. It has been quite a year! I am looking to make new connections in NYC, gain more credits, get involved in projects and to meet all kinds of people from different walks of life. This has been such an incredible journey so far, I still get chills thinking about how much I have accomplished in one year and how I made my dream of living and studying in NYC a reality.

Hey Nick, thanks a lot for connecting with me! Jacob

Thanks for connecting Nick. It's so nice to find an actor with a blog about acting. I'll be checking back for all of your good posts!

Hi Nick ~ Thanks for adding me. I have been acting, modeling, doing commercials for something like 55 years now and have always lived in right to work states, so am non-SAG. Thanks for reaching out to me. I have done a recent commercial in CA and also have done two pilots that didn't work from out of state. Very difficult market if you don't live there. Congratulations for your success!!!

thansk for connecting!!! lest be in touch!

Thanks for the add Nick! Nice to meet you!

Thanks for the request. Lovely to connect with you here! Look forward to finding a way to collaborate. chandra thomas | www.chandrathomas.com | www.imdb.me/chandra | @truechandra

Hey S-32-ers! For the past little while I've been preparing Eyeline, a podcast where my actor guests bare all and let us in on how they approach their work. I'll be talking to everyone from Oscar nominees and series regulars to those who've had enough and gotten out of the game -- it's all about the inside scoop on the struggle to act well. Episodes will be released in a few weeks but listen to the short teaser below for the flavor. Sign up for updates at www.eyelinepodcast.com https://youtu.be/EMRzr0ISRCE

Hi Nick -- cool photo with the salmon tie!