In the big world of the entertainement business, everyone is an individual. Everyone in unique. Therefore, everyone must always “label” the file name of their documents with any and all submissions, whether for representation, submission on an audition or even for a callback/shortlist situation. Let’s start with a resume. Every resume should at least be […]
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Why Talent Need the Drive to Succeed to be a Successful Talent
When we review talent for our company, we do not always see the full picture of each talent, who they are actually as a human being. In today’s world, the most desireable talent are talent who have: Coached with multiple coaches over several years Spoken to their agency about what type of head shots get […]
Follow the Instructions on Agent’s Websites
Whether you are a new talent to the entertainment industry, or an established pro seeking new or additional representation, the best way to reach out to a potential representative in the industry is to follow their submission requirements directly on their website. Most agents have clear instructions on how to submit and be considered listed […]
Follow Your Agent’s Instructions
When you are in school, part of what you are taught is how to follow instructions. In the big world of graduating from school, you are expected to be able to follow written instructions. Unfortunately many new, current and pro talent lack the ability to take the time to read instructions and submit whatever may […]
You Should Get Along with Your Agent or Manager
If you reach out and have representation of any type in the entertainment industry, this means you are looking for assistance with your career from an industry pro. As a talent, this typically means you will work with the representative’s rules, respond when you’re reached out to and be a considerate and cordial person when […]
Why You Must Read all Instructions Before Submitting a Voice Over Audition
WOW, all I can say is wow. Today we received a very detailed voice over audition from a relatively new client. For voice over, typically you have the rate, usage, character or role descriptions and the script. For today’s project, not only was the above all listed, but there were two roles with two different […]