HELP YOU PREPARE LIKE A PRO

★ Target castings based on your experiences and skills

★ Seek specific talent reps interested in your acting training and type

★ Prepare a cover letter tailored to talent reps

★ Decide if you also need a personal manager
★ Format resume with info important to casting

★ Edit reel (or what to do if you don't have one)

★ Introduce yourself like a seasoned pro and plan effective follow-ups

★ Write brief yet dynamic updates when sending industry emails and postcards

SHOW YOU HOW TO SELF PROMOTE

★ Self-promote in a natural and engaging way

★ Find and keep a talent agent or managers attention

★ Make memorable connections with casting

★ Use your headshots for more than just auditions and incorporate them into your branding

★ Choose online tools that serve you best (casting websites, audition apps, personal websites, IMDb, Facebook, Instagram, Clipkick, etc.)

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ASSIST YOU IN BOOKING GIGS

★ Make profile and e-submissions attract attention on LA Casting, Actors Access, etc..

★ Use social media to expand your reach in the film and television market

★ Record self-tapes that standout among a million other submissions

★ Understand the art of acting for on-camera auditions v. acting on-set

★ Maintain audition records

★ Score opportunities during the busiest time for talent reps: Pilot Season & Episodic Season

SHARE INDUSTRY CONNECTS WITH YOU

★ Utilize film festivals from around the world on an affordable budget

★ Strategically choose classes to meet industry guests that can help your career

★ Decide on quality programs for routine training and scene study

★ Connect with creatives and strengthen your community with organizations like the Film Office and Production Alliances

★ Join the union or why you may want to wait

★ Earn referrals to industry guests including producers, directors, casting directors, talent agents, personal managers, content creators and writers