When you’re planning to attend an acting workshop, preparation is key. The more you prepare, the less nervous you’ll be. You’ll want to ensure you have the times down pat so you’re not rushing and have something picked out to wear ahead of time.
You’ve got an awesome idea for a film in mind, have everything planned out, but you don’t have the budget to actually make it happen. At this point, you may be wondering how to pull together the funds to bring your project to life.
Looking for an agent? The process may be easier than you think as long as you’re at a point in your career that you feel it’s time to get started. Here’s how to get an agent in five easy step
So, you’ve gotten your marketing materials together and you have a terrific headshot ready to send. Now what? How will you actually find acting gigs and get cast? Here’s some tips for getting started.
If you want to land some voice acting jobs, first you’ll need to fine tune your technique. It’s not super easy to land these gigs, but if you are determined enough, it’s a great way to showcase your range (and you may even get to work from home). Here’s how.
When gathering materials to submit for casting calls, it’s important to understand what needs to be included in your acting applications. If you’re missing an essential piece or have included something “off the wall,” chances are your submission will get lost in the shuffle.
If you’re getting into the acting biz, you’re going to need to know how to read a monologue. This is an essential piece of the acting puzzle and audition process. Knowing how to achieve a spot-on delivery is just as important as the marketing package you use to submit to opportunities.
When you’re looking to sign with modeling and acting agencies, it may be difficult to figure out where to start. There are a few agencies that are well-established and there are also many scam artists who simply won’t deliver on their promises.
