Date: June 20th
Location: Actors' Guild Hub at Spotlight, 7 Leicester Place, London, WC2H 7RJ
Time: 18.00 - 21.00

Henry Hereford, has been a working actor in Los Angeles for eleven years. He leads a workshop on every aspect of being an expat actor in Hollywood... 

He will highlight the differences between the UK and the USA, particularly when it comes to auditioning, self taping and voiceover. He will also cover everything from agents and managers and casting to navigating both the visa minefield and opening a bank account. 

Henry will also outline how to make the most of an advance trip before making the big move. The class will cover (but not be limited to): planning a reccy visit, planning a more permanent move, navigating the city, accommadation, bank accounts, cost of living, workshops and classes, Agents and Managers, SAG-AFTRA, Casting Services, Auditons, Immigration & Visas.

Henry and his creative partner Lauren Baldwin have started “The Actors Concierge” which is a bespoke service for actors planning to make the move to Los Angeles and indeed other markets such as Atlanta, New Orleans and Vancouver.

Most recently Henry worked on ABC sketch comedy Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am and recurred on Crossbones for NBC alongside John Malkovich, Claire Foy and Richard Coyle.  He is currently a co-producer on “To Leslie” an independent film directed by Micheal Morris

Other credits include Liz and Dick opposite Lindsay Lohan, True Blood, Happily Divorced and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. He is also a successful voice over artists recurring on CW’s Legends of Tomorrow and Elder Scrolls.