Let’s face it, life is hectic and busy for all of us. Just when you think you are coasting, life throws you a curveball. It’s like the expression, the only constant or guarantee in life is change. Maybe you have a career completely outside of the entertainment industry but really have
Social media sites such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, and TikTok have opened up new possibilities for connecting with a worldwide audience. Depending on its use, this immediacy can have positive or negative effects. Reputation management is an ongoing process that involves knowing what to post, what not to post,
With live performances on hold for the foreseeable future, you may be feeling unsure both about the future and how you should be spending your time during the shutdown. Here are some things performers can be doing during the pandemic to ensure you’re ready when the stages reopen and the
With so many live events being postponed or canceled, performers have been thrust into the world of virtual. Nothing beats performing in a venue full of fans or scouts, but you can make the most of virtual auditions by keeping these facts in mind. 1. Virtual Auditions Are Cost-Effective A
Many TV viewers were disappointed upon hearing the news that the History Channel’s breakout hit Vikings would be concluding after its sixth season. However, Netflix quickly saved the day by picking up a spinoff show called Vikings: Valhalla. And while your dreams of being on the original Vikings cast may
As a model, there are plenty of ways to get your photos and information out there. And in the 21st century, those methods have become increasingly more available to you. Social media is one of the top ways to interact with others, network, and potentially get jobs. Here are some
One of the biggest things to remember when getting into acting and modeling is that first and foremost, this is a business. And just like every business, you have to apply for a job by submitting your resume. Even though you may have an agent or manager who can interact
Casting directors, like the one offering these audition tips, are always looking for the “it” factor when considering new talent. They want to see how marketable and talented you really are. How are they able to tell how talented someone is in a short audition and interview? They have years of
If you’re new to the entertainment industry, figuring out who does what can be a little confusing. Continuing in our blog series introducing key terms and phrases, this week we’re going to talk about the casting director. What do they do? Who are they? And how can you impress them?