Stacey Winget: Photographer (still) and producer in Los Angeles, California.

I began my career working in Casting at FOX and after working with and looking at thousands of photos, decided to go to the other side and do photography. I'm dong two days of headshot mini-sessions in March! By doing them in the same location and time, I can pass the savings on to clients. I love to talk about acting and casting, and happy to give any tips and tricks I have during the session. More info here: http://www.staceywingetphotography.com/-/headshot-mini-sessions

I began my career working in Casting at FOX and after working with and looking at thousands of photos, decided to go to the other side and do photography. I'm dong two days of headshot mini-sessions in March! By doing them in the same location and time, I can pass the savings on to clients. I love to talk about acting and casting, and happy to give any tips and tricks I have during the session. More info here: http://www.staceywingetphotography.com/-/headshot-mini-sessions

Hi everyone!! My name is Stacey Winget Cochrane. I recently got married and go by both Stacey Winget and Stacey Cochrane, very confusing, I know. I just started on Stage 32 for networking for lots of different reasons. I started my career working in casting at FOX and was there for 8 years. I have a lot of insight in to certain aspects of the casting world and would be happy to share with anybody that has questions. I loved working on TV shows and still have great love for the medium, but after looking through and learning from thousands of headshots, I went to the other side started my own photography business. I do lots of families, but am also doing some headshot sessions in the next couple of months. My husband is also a director, and I work with him producing his personal film side projects. That's me in a nut shell. I look forward to meeting some new people! My website, just in case: www.staceywingetphtography.com

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Hi guys! I've been more and more recently been feeling the urge to explore the idea of getting into acting. I did a very small amount of acting when I was younger, mostly just home videos with friends and such and then I did drama for only just a few months. So it's been at least 15 years since I've done ANY kind of acting. So my question is, being completely inexperienced, how does one go about starting to pursue a career in acting? Specifically comedy. I don't know that I could be serious enough in front of a camera right off the bat! Any tips and advice ya'll could point me in would be very much appreciated, thanks!