Your Path To Hollywood
You want to be a Working Actor but when it comes to building a sustainable career it takes more than just talent to get you there.
If you're an Actor born outside of the U.S. and you want to increase your auditions and opportunities then you will need to master the American accent in order to book U.S. roles.
The problem is most Actors struggle maintain the accent in performance or think about the accent during their audition.
There are tons of U.S. projects filming in Australia, NewZealand, Canada & The UK. Which means the path to Hollywood looks very different for today's Actor. The good news is you don't need to be in Hollywood to build a career working on U.S. projects.
Join your host, Katherine Beck (American Voice/Dialect Coach & Voiceover Actor) for a 'behind the scenes' look into all aspects of the U.S. Film/TV industry and what it really takes to master the American accent, nail the U.S. auditions & book those dream U.S. roles. What separates you from the thousands of other Actors is mindset, skillset and strategy and that's exactly what we will cover in this podcast.
Katherine has helped hundreds of Actors book U.S. auditions, callbacks and roles. Now it's your turn. Get past your doubts, wondering 'will I ever master the American accent' to FINALLY feeling confident performing with an Authentic American accent.
Get tips on how to perform with an American accent, listen to interviews from working actors & industry professionals and get the inspiration you need to continue to follow your dreams so you can thrive as a Working Actor in this biz we call Showbiz.
Your Path To Hollywood
Latest Episodes
Don’t Lose Your Accent on Set: 5 Tips Every Non-U.S. Actor Needs
You’ve booked the U.S. role, you’re on set, and the pressure is on. But can you trust your American accent when the cameras start rolling? After working as a dialect coach on feature film sets, I share the practical techn...
U.S. Productions Are Filming Near You. Are You Ready to Book the Role?
The next U.S. role you want could be filming closer to home than you think. But will you be ready when the audition arrives? With more American productions shooting internationally, non-U.S. actors have more opportunities than ever b...
From Narnia to Hollywood: William Moseley on Expanding His Career with an American Accent
What does it really take to expand your acting career beyond your home country?In this behind-the-scenes conversation, William Moseley shares how mastering the American accent opened new opportunities throughout his career—from
10 Things Every Actor Should Know Before Working with a Dialect Coach on Set
Ever wondered what a dialect coach wishes every actor knew before stepping onto set?After spending the past few months coaching actors on major U.S. feature films, I've noticed the habits that help actors thrive and the mistakes...
The Most Effective Way to Maintain an Authentic American Accent in Performance
Let's get something straight. If you're auditioning for film & TV roles that require a Standard American accent, chances are you are not losing the role because you lacked talent/ You more than likely missed out because your accent wasn't r...