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Practical Ways to Network as an Actor (with examples)

Ah, networking. A word and concept designed to strike discomfort into the heart of literally every normal person on earth. Let’s be real: no one wants to be that guy in the foyer. You know the one I mean. He’s all smarmy, oily, and conspicuously eyeing off everyone walking past looking for the next (more famous) person to break off and talk to halfway through your co...


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How to Label Acting Clips on Your Casting Profiles

Whether you’re sending footage to an agent, or looking to impress a casting director, it’s important to have footage of your acting you can easily share around. This might be a showreel, or a series of short clips of your acting that showcase your talent. Typically, this footage will be available on your casting profile (whether that’s Actors Access, Showcast, or Spotlight).<...


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How to Be a Great Reader

Being a great reader is an important skill for any actor. Since self-tape auditions are now industry standard, gone are the days of going into a casting office where a reader was provided for you. Now, a great reader is worth their weight in gold. The right reader will showcase the best of an actor’s talent. To really nail an audition, an actor needs a great reader.


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How to Create an Actor Email Signature

The humble email signature is often overlooked by actors, especially when pitted against other (lets face it, far more alluring) marketing assets like your headshot and showreel. But think about it logically for a second. It’s not 2003 anymore, casting directors and agents practically live in their email inboxes. A great actor email signature allows you to communicat...


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How to Act for Film vs Theatre: A Complete Guide for Actors

Many words have been set down in ink (and online) about the difference between theatre acting and film acting. It’s an age old debate, and in those conversations and supposedly helpful tips, there have been countless lies and half truths spread. You may have heard that for screen acting you should “make everything smaller!” Or that screen acting is more like real life. Or per...


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