Will and Corey attend a free acting seminar hosted by local film enthusiast Brody Evans.

Will is afraid that Corey’s outburst will have negative consequences; Corey is worried that Will will have an outburst of his own.

Will has an exciting first day on the set.

Corey tries to suck up to the legend of comedy and sweaters.

Will helps Corey make a Christmas video to send to his parents.

Corey is upset that he lost a credit on the Internet Movie Database, so Will comes up with an idea.

Corey comes up with an idea to make some extra money for “headshots and junk."

Will experiences some road rage from an unlikely source.

Will and Corey talk about supporting other Michigan-based artists.

Corey feels a little unprepared at his audition.

Will and Corey try to make the most out of a chance encounter.

Will reads for a role as a traveling salesman.

Will and Corey find a new place.

Corey makes an audition tape for a popular TV show.

Corey figures out a 90’s sitcom pattern.

Corey is terrible at impressions.

Corey has the ability to make himself cry on command.

Corey makes a Facebook fan page for himself.

Corey isn’t quite prepared for the play he’s been cast in.

Will tries to find acting jobs on Craigslist, which is harder than it seems.

Corey makes a film twice as good as the now famous “1 Second Film”.

Will and Corey have a message for Michigan’s Governor-elect Rick Snyder… don’t kill Michigan’s film incentive program.

Corey gets a nice paying gig.

Corey tells Will that he’s going to focus on his writing.

Corey and Will get ready for the same audition.

Corey tries to capitalize on a Hollywood trend.

To capitalize on the success of “Bridesmaids”, Corey tries to make an all female comedy, starring himself.

Corey gets deep into a role for preparation.

Corey looks to get in the right frame of mind for a small part in a big movie.

Corey asks Will's sister for help in addressing Will's unique problem.

Corey tries to hold an improvisational acting seminar in his basement.