New York City is the perfect location for aspiring actors. It’s the Mecca of theatre, has lots of TV and Film productions, and countless expert acting instructors. Unfortunately, it also comes complete with a multitude of expenses. This is why, as most actors know, it is essential to have a temporary day job to pay the bills. Unless for some cosmic reason you've already landed a reoccurring role in a TV series or the next lead on Broadway, usually a “day job” is necessary. I

Katie Northlich wears many hats. She is an actress, playwright, screenwriter, producer, acting coach, NYCastings enthusiast and, succinctly put, a storyteller. Her work has been seen everywhere from the Upright Citizens Brigade to original pilots on CBS and The Discovery Channel. However, when asked how she first began, Northlich says her writing is rooted in dance, a skill she honed when she was just eight years old. “Learning the elementals of storytelling when I was a kid

ABC has dominated television for over 67 years. With a magical Disney touch (and a little bit of pixie dust), the network consistently launches the careers of industry professionals. ABC Casting is the agile operation behind all the success. With offices in LA and NYC, the department has elevated countless actors to prominence and continues to cultivate an ever-changing flow of new and diverse talents. Laura Janeczko, a Casting Assistant for ABC’s NY office, is at the heart