Let’s talk about something I used to say wasn’t social media savvy: Posting monologues. I used to think it wasn’t the best use of your feed. Why? Because most actors were posting them like they were in acting class—long, unedited, and made with no thought to audience, platform, or engagement. Here’s what changed my mind…

Let’s be real—when you're creating content, not all gear is created equal. After years of testing (and lugging way too much tech through airports and the trunk of my car), I’ve found the 12 tripods and tools I reach for over and over again. Whether I'm filming Instagram Reels, on Zoom calls (or auditions for you), or just trying to stay organized on the go, these little lifesavers have earned a permanent spot in my toolkit…

If you’ve ever “stitched” a video on TikTok, you’ll love Instagram’s version: Sequencing. And if you haven’t? Don’t worry—I’ll walk you through it. Sequencing is one of the easiest ways to create content without starting from scratch and piggyback on viral content with your unique take. I’ll walk you through exactly how to do it, plus show you 3 examples to inspire your first Sequence…

If you're an actor using Instagram to grow your career, connect with industry pros, or simply build a supportive fanbase—these common mistakes could be holding you back. They’re easy to make, but the good news? They’re just as easy to fix. Let’s break down the most common ones I see every day—and how to get your account working for you, not against you.

Headshots are a big deal for actors—but most people only post them once with a quick “New headshots are in!” and move on. Not you. You’re going to strategically share them— in multiple ways, with captions that connect, not just promote. Here are 8 ways to get more mileage from your headshots on social media (outside of your profile photo)…

If you're an actor navigating the world of Instagram, you’ve probably asked yourself this: Should I have a personal, business, or creator account? There’s a lot of confusion out there—and plenty of outdated advice. So let’s break them down, and I’ll give you my take on which one works best for your #actorslife…

Actors…Captions can now help get your account discovered and can increase your engagement. And yet… most actors still stare at that little box of text and think: “What the heck do I say?” That’s exactly why I created the Caption ABCs—a simple formula to help actors write better captions, faster.

So many actors struggle with what I call the multi-artist or multi-hyphenate dilemma on social media. It’s the question that never seems to go away: Should I have a separate Instagram page for my acting, my music, my content creation—or my side business? Let’s discuss…

Another new platform?! That’s what most actors think when they hear about Threads - Instagram’s text-based cousin that showed up in your feed overnight last year. So let’s cut through the noise and answer the big question: Do actors actually need to be on Threads?

One of the most common social media questions I hear from actors is: “What am I supposed to post if I haven’t booked in a while?” And I get it. When you’re not on set, on stage, or in rehearsal, it’s easy to feel like you have nothing worth sharing. But here’s the truth…

If you're an actor trying to grow your career, connect with industry professionals, and build a supportive audience online, there’s one decision that could be holding you back: Having a private social media account. Let’s discuss…

Pinned posts are the first three pieces of content people see when they land on your profile. Agents, casting directors, collaborators, and even fans will judge your page by what’s at the top. Here’s how you can pin posts with purpose…

If you’ve ever asked yourself: “Should I post my self-tape?” You’re not alone. And you’re in the right place. Today I’ll show you how actors can post self-tapes or audition clips on social media in a way that feels intentional, professional, and actually engaging.

Is it OK to post old content or throwbacks as an actor? Here’s the truth: Don’t just post a #TBT or #FBF because you’re out of ideas. Post it because it means something. This is where I like to reframe “throwbacks” as what I call “Milestone Moments.” Here’s how to find yours…

Your Instagram bio is tiny—but it’s mighty. It’s one of the first things casting directors, collaborators, and potential followers see when they check you out. And in less than 3 seconds, it needs to answer this…

Actors…You’ve heard it a thousand times on Instagram: “Link in bio!” But what should actually be in that link? If you’re an actor using tools like Linktree, Stan Store, or Beacons, listen up—because this part of your profile can either guide your audience or completely overwhelm them…

This is one of the top concerns I hear from actors: “I want to share a acting job… but I don’t want to sound like I’m bragging.” None of us want to come off as self-absorbed or overly “look at me.” But here’s the thing: You deserve to take up space online. You should post with pride…

Not sure what to post on Instagram Reels, Youtube shorts or TikTok? Here are 10 Simple Short Form Video Ideas to create today that’ll help you share your story, connect with your followers and get new ones! I'll even show you step by step how to create a video by replying to a comment on Youtube Shorts, Instagram reels and TikTok.

You’ve followed that casting director. You’ve watched their Stories. Now what? “How do I connect without coming off as desperate or awkward?” Here’s the truth: You can connect with casting directors on social media. But only if you do it the right way…

Let’s talk about something big—and a little scary: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and what it means for actors. Here’s how actors can use AI responsibly and creatively without getting exploited—or replaced…