representation

Close-up of a person writing a check with a silver pen, symbolizing paying commissions or professional fees when booked.

I Have Two Agents, and Both Booked Me for the Same Job — Who Do I Pay? | Teacup of Wisdom

Dear Ms. Wisdom: I Have Two Agents, and Both Booked Me for the Same Job — Who Do I Pay?...

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Maysoon Zayid Acting With a Disability

Maysoon Zayid: Acting with a Disability | Teacup of Wisdom

With a Disability Acting With a Disability: In the realm of acting, diversity, and representation have become central themes, challenging...

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we need more actors with disabilities

The Power of Representation: Why We Need More Actors With Disabilities In TV And Film | Teacup of Wisdom

The Power of Representation: Why We Need More Actors With Disabilities In TV And Film Actors with Disabilities: In the...

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A young girl in a gray winter coat and knit hat stands in front of a clapperboard held by an adult, looking unsure—an image illustrating the realities of child acting.

Child Acting: What Are The Downsides of Starting Early? | Teacup of Wisdom

A young actor clasping their hands in a hopeful pose, symbolizing the struggle to get the initial audition.

I Never Get The Initial Audition. Is There a Way to Break Through? | Teacup of Wisdom

Man posing casually in tropical clothing with a beach ball against a green-screen backdrop, symbolizing how perpetuity contract clauses can disguise permanent usage under a friendly exterior.

What exactly is a perpetuity clause, and should I sign one? | Teacup of Wisdom

A student writing during a classroom exam, overlaid with a faint TV remote to symbolize balancing acting vs school commitments.

Acting vs School: Should I Take a Role on a Major Series During School Finals? | Teacup of Wisdom

Close-up of a woman with a visible facial scar surrounded by soft makeup brushes and pink powder, symbolizing confidence and artistry in acting with scars.

Acting With Visible Scars: Can I Still Get Roles? | Teacup of Wisdom