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Every Tuesday I am celebrating actors I love!
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Today I am spotlighting Andrew Brian Carter, an actor I have known since my college years in Illinois.  Andrew has always been a true collaborator, one who wants to work with others to create something great.  He thrives off the energy that comes from the process more than the end result.  And in an age of self-tapes, when you often don’t get a lot of feedback, that is a tremendous gift.  I recently got to see Andrew shine in a play called O: A RHAPSODY IN DIVORCE, where he played 8 very different characters (one more wacky than the next). Whatever his next booking, I have no doubt Andrew will show up with gratitude and ready to play.

I asked Andrew a few questions and here is what he had to say:

WHAT ROLE OR PROJECT THAT YOU’VE DONE ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF?
People ask me this question a lot, and the answer I typically come back to is ā€œWhatever comes next.ā€ I think our ability to move from project to project, character to character, is one of the most admirable qualities of any actor. Sometimes, people want to know how I deal with all the rejection. But as long as there’s another opportunity, either an audition or a booking, I am encouraged to keep going. What’s next is the chance to improve upon the last, to deepen your craft, and bring forth your latest experiences. You are alive, and you get another shot at sharing your humanity. That’s something to be proud of.

WHAT GOAL DO YOU STILL WANT TO ACHIEVE?
I truly love the classic multi-cam sitcom format, and I’ve had the pleasure to work on a few of those sets. I crave the weekly rehearsal process, the way writers constantly pump up jokes, and in the best scenario, performing for a live audience. I would like to be part of a really funny ensemble and writing team. Series regular would be amazing, but even a recurring character like Gunther on ā€œFriendsā€ or Newman on ā€œSeinfeldā€ would be such a gift. To go to work, week after week, with a family of artists all aspiring to make the world laugh. I’ll take that, please.

Andrew has so much more to share with you - including an audition story I’m sure more than a few of you will relate to.  K
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