DREAMWORKS
The House with a Clock in its Walls child star Owen Vaccaro on working with Cate Blanchett and more
Owen Vaccaro is a child actor known for hit movies Daddy's Home, Daddy's Home 2 and Mother's Day. Here he tells Mandy News about working with Jack Black and Cate Blanchett on his latest film The House with the Clock in its Walls, what a typical day on set is like and shares some advice to aspiring child actors.
An Interview with Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Director, Martin McDonagh
Oscar-nominated writer-director Martin McDonagh has found big-screen success with the pitch black humor of In...
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An Interview with Brennen Sheridan Dicker, Head of Creative Media Industries Institute
Brennen Sheridan Dicker is the Head of Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII) at Georgia State U...
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"It’s about the work, not the praise" says actor, writer & director Clint Dyer
Actor, writer and director Clint Dyer recently collaborated with maverick theatre director Simon McBurney...
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'Start small and work with people that have the same passion' an interview with Richard Boddington
Writer/Director and Producer Richard Boddington talks about introduction to films, experience with using Mandy...
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"Just remember we WANT you to get the job" with Casting Director and BFI panelist Heather Basten
Mandy News talks to the casting director Heather Basten who worked on the film Pin Cushion, Netflix serie...
"I think a part of storytelling is teaching" with director, producer and writer Amy DeLouise
Director, producer and author of 'The Producers Playbook; Real People on Camera' advisory board memb...
Advice for Actors: Comparisons
In this month's advice column, film & TV industry Psychologist, Charlotte Armitage talks about comparing your...
Advice for Actors: The value of Networking
In this month's advice column, film & TV industry Psychologist, Charlotte Armitage talks about the importance...
Advice for Actors: Audition Nerves
Film & TV Industry Psychologist, Charlotte Armitage gives advice for actors on how to keep the stress under co...