When it comes to auditioning for a film or TV role, it is common for actors to have butterflies when the big day arrives. For many actors, auditioning is not the fun part, and they fail to do their best acting work because of a pure lack of confidence. To help you along in building
No actor can expect to book every audition they go on – it’s just not possible. One of the key metrics that you should look at and keep track of, however, is your call-back rate. If you are getting call-backs then presumably you are doing a good job or they wouldn’t be wasting their time. This
When it comes to your resume, you should use whatever your actual credit was. When you start stretching the truth and makeing it sound very different or if you go out of your way not to overplay it, you could end up losing out either way. It is very important to…
The term “billing,” in case you are not familiar with it refers to how SAG credits you when you play a given role in a SAG film or TV project. Last time we talked about television, so this time we will talk about how to list your film credits. For films, the standard billing is Lead, Supporting, and Featured.
WOW! Every once in a while, time goes by so fast that I’ll suddenly realize it’s been a long time since I sent out one of my “weekly” news emails to my subscribers — YET I have a commitment to send them every week! When that happens, whether I’ve missed one week or three months,
If you are connected to the world outside your home at all, it would be hard to miss the fact that social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn are growing more and more every day. On one hand, no matter how Linked In you are, you probably feel like you’re behind in this