Every week actors ask me whether it’s better to snail mail a headshot through regular U.S. Mail to get an agent, or to blast it out in an Email Message. The truth is there are pros and cons to each. Yes, most agencies accept email, but most agencies also still take headshots by U.S. Mail.
Branding For Actors: 3 Reasons for Typecasting and Creating a Brand Personal branding for actors is getting quite a bit of buzz these days as actors realize that they need to identify their type to create the strongest online presence. Yet at the same time actor branding can be very confusing about how much to
Today is truth time. What I am about to say in this article – you may not want to hear. You might not find it sexy, you might not find it exciting. But if you want to increase your credibility and opportunities to work as an actor, then this is a very important article for
One of the common mistakes actors make in interviews with talent agents is not being prepared or not knowing what they should and shouldn’t ask the agent (or manager) they’re interviewing with. When you aren’t sure about what to do in an agent meeting, you might find yourself just sitting passively and answering the agents
If you’re an actor thinking about getting a Los Angeles Talent Agent, one of your biggest concerns may be about whether you need a demo reel and whether you should go for an agent yet if you don’t have “tape.” You may also wonder how you will be able to show your talent if you
Jack Nicholson asked Tom Cruise in A Few Good Men, “Do you want the truth?” And now, I ask you, “Can you handle the truth?” If yes, read on. If not, go do something else right now. Still reading, huh? Good! Achieving success as a working actor is not swimming a couple of laps in