We've said it once, and we'll say it again. Showing up online as an actor is a non-negotiable! Having an updated website and a current resume is crucial in today's audition landscape, and that's why this episode is all about what you need on both and why. Not sure what types of media to put on your website? We've got you covered. Can't decide which special skills to list on your resume? We've been there (spoiler alert--please don't include burping ?). We want to help you build an online presence that you can be proud of,  so consider this episode your one-stop shop for everything you nee ..read more

Savings and interest and debt, oh my! Financial literacy can be a scary topic, we know, but it's so important for actors to learn how to be in control of their money and feel more secure in such an unpredictable industry. That's why we brought our friend Kyle Timson to the podcast today to teach us all about it! Kyle is an actor and graduate of the University of Michigan, currently touring as the dance captain and male swing on the North American tour of Les Miserables. He's also made it his mission to improve financial literacy in the performing arts industry by providing classes and persona ..read more

What are your biggest goals in life? Maybe you want to be on Broadway, or star in a hit movie, or have your own TV show--those are great goals to have! But there's a secret mindset shift that can be the key to whether those goals leave you feeling fulfilled or like a failure. Today, we're talking all about the difference between attachment and commitment, and how this little shift in your mindset can set you up for a lot more happiness and a lot less disappointment! Join us for an enlightening and inspiring conversation about reframing your goals in a way that will help you feel more confiden ..read more

If you're pursuing a performance degree, you may be wondering, "What else can I do with this degree?" It turns out, a lot more than you think! Today, we've brought to the podcast our friend Hannah Flam, a New York City-based performer and project manager. Hannah received her BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Michigan and now works as a digital marketing project manager for the Department of Neurosurgery at Lenox Hill Hospital. When Hannah took a break from performing to recover from an injury, she discovered new ways to use her creative skills in a field she never would've expected ..read more

If you're pursuing a performance degree, you may be wondering, "What else can I do with this degree?" It turns out, a lot more than you think! Today, we've brought to the podcast our friend Hannah Flam, a New York City-based performer and project manager. Hannah received her BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Michigan and now works as a digital marketing project manager for the Department of Neurosurgery at Lenox Hill Hospital. When Hannah took a break from performing to recover from an injury, she discovered new ways to use her creative skills in a field she never would've expected ..read more

Vocal health is one of the most important topics for singers to learn about, which is why we've brought our friend and vocal health expert Sarah K. Brown to the podcast this week! Sarah is a New York-based speech pathologist and voice teacher, owner of SKB Voice Studio, and former clinical practitioner at the Grabscheid Voice and Swallowing Center of Mount Sinai. In her private practice, Sarah works with Broadway stars, international opera singers, and TV/film actors, while also sharing her vocal wisdom to over 100K followers across TikTok and Instagram! She's a leader in making vocal health ..read more

Are you considering pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre? We know firsthand how overwhelming it can be to think about everything that goes into this decision and how it can impact your future career! So today, we're bringing you a replay of one of our most popular episodes, where we discuss whether getting a BFA degree in musical theatre is actually worth it, and dive deep into all the pros and cons. If you're interested in attending our FREE masterclass on Sunday, March 10 at 7pm EST, all about how to get started with the college musical theatre audition process, sign up HERE. Can't make it li ..read more

Vocal health is one of the most important topics for singers to learn about, which is why we've brought our friend and vocal health expert Sarah K. Brown to the podcast this week! Sarah is a New York-based speech pathologist and voice teacher, owner of SKB Voice Studio, and former clinical practitioner at the Grabscheid Voice and Swallowing Center of Mount Sinai. In her private practice, Sarah works with Broadway stars, international opera singers, and TV/film actors, while also sharing her vocal wisdom to over 100K followers across TikTok and Instagram! She's a leader in making vocal health ..read more

Are you considering pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre? We know firsthand how overwhelming it can be to think about everything that goes into this decision and how it can impact your future career! So today, we're bringing you a replay of one of our most popular episodes, where we discuss whether getting a BFA degree in musical theatre is actually worth it, and dive deep into all the pros and cons. If you're interested in attending our FREE masterclass on Sunday, March 10 at 7pm EST, all about how to get started with the college musical theatre audition process, sign up HERE. Can't make it li ..read more

You've probably heard a lot of "buzz" (pun intended), about SOVT exercises. All singers can benefit from SOVT work! In this solo episode, Chelsea dives into the nitty gritty of semi-occluded vocal tract (SOVT) exercises, offering insights and tips on how singers can use these exercises to strengthen their voices. From lip bubbles to straw work, she breaks down these exercises, offering expert tips on how to get the most out of each one. Chelsea's guided vocal warm-up tracks: Use the code "BVC20" to save 20% on your order! Use code "CHELSEA10" to get 10% off your Singing / Straw order: http ..read more