by davidshogan | Nov 20, 2017 | Film, Filmmaking, Producing, Seattle, Seattle Film
Seattle, WA – Producers Angela DiMarco & David Hogan of Mighty Tripod Productions have secured all primary filming locations for their horror feature film, The Parish. Locations include a turn of the century school in West Seattle, an intimate church in...
by davidshogan | Nov 18, 2017 | Film, Filmmaking, Producing, Seattle, Seattle Film
Seattle, WA – The Parish, a Mighty Tripod Production, announces its cast. Written by Todd Downing and directed by David Hogan, The Parish stars Angela DiMarco, Bill Oberst, Jr., Sanae Loutsis, and Sara Coates. In supporting roles: Gin Hammond, Amber Wolfe,...
by davidshogan | Mar 23, 2016 | Actor Business, Actor Tips, Brand, Headshots, Seattle
First off, I know that you know that the image above is not a good headshot. Well, there are actually some decent things about it: the framing (but, it’s cropped a bit wide and he’s off in a corner), the lightning, the background (neutral is good), and the...
by davidshogan | Mar 26, 2015 | Acting Workshop, Actor Business, Camera 1, Camera 3, Seattle
We have great courses coming up in April for actors in the greater Seattle area! Our courses are for actors age 13+. In our Foundations course, we cover all things camera acting, along with actor business tips. Students learn about marketing, head shots, networking,...
by davidshogan | Feb 23, 2014 | Actor Business, Agents, Seattle
Hey, Reader! Thanks for your interest in MTP and our blog. If you are an actor in Seattle and you want to work in commercials, film, television, industrial videos, or voice over, having an agent is pretty darn important! Below you will find some of the agencies in our...
by davidshogan | Nov 24, 2013 | Acting, Acting 101, Acting Workshop, Actor Tips, Agents, Auditioning, Brand, Mighty Tripod Productions, Seattle, The Artist's Path, Training, Type
Hello, friends and fans of Mighty Tripod Productions! I am posting to talk about the seminar we just hosted called The Business of the Business. The seminar was put on by David S. Hogan (me) and Ben Andrews, and having Ben as a guest instructor was an absolute gift....
