Here’s How The Smart Girls Mailing to Talent Agents™ Works You call us and make your appointment to come in (or we speak on the phone). You fill out a basic questionnaire on your background. Then we interview you about your credits, training, what roles you would be right for, what actors you’re the same
This short video highlights the day-to-day activities you might expect to encounter when you are a Talent Agent or Business Manager of Artists, Performers, and Athletes. For more information, visit the pages listed below: Finding a career – Planning for college – Paying for college – Managing your money – href=”http://www.aie.org/managing-your-money/index.cfm?cid=10258 Please visit the Adventures
We all know it’s very important to stay inspired– truly inspired — and excited about your acting career. But I also know it can be tough in this challenging business. So I wanted to share this quote from Helen Keller on Ambition: “One can never consent to creep when one feels an impulse to soar.” It made me
To review, as we covered in the previous article, there are two types of goals: 1. Results Goals: These are the final results you want to produce, such as getting auditions and ultimately booking jobs. These results involve others making decisions. 2. Action Goals: These are the actions you take to produce the results you
Lots of actors say they’ve done everything they know to do and are still not achieving the goals they want, still not getting enough auditions. This two-part article series is meant to help you set your goals and then break them down so you have actions to take on a daily basis. Whether it’s getting an
At some point in time, you may get an opportunity to perform a monologue for a talent agent, manager or casting director, or who knows what other situation may arise to do one. Because of that, it’s good to always have a couple of them ready. Plus, it’s good for your acting chops. So now