Update Week 26

Filmed Companions in Misery. Short Film. Role of Dwayne. Doctor working in a large pharmaceutical company.Commercial for NTD News. Auditions Preacher. In person, cold read. NDA. Next Monday.Thomas. Man at bar that harasses customerFred. Man at bar that harasses customerDayplayer, VoterDrug dealer - in personDemanding, self centered businessman - in personManipulative male mentor Roles Booked … Continue reading Update Week 26 →

The Real Cost of Launching Your Acting Career: A Detailed Breakdown

Embarking on an acting career comes with considerable initial expenses. These include acting classes, professional headshots, profiles on major casting sites, self-taping equipment or studio space, and miscellaneous costs such as transportation and wardrobe for roles. Based on personal experience, these essential investments often exceed any initial income from acting opportunities.

Companions in Misery BTS

Update Week 25

Filmed Deadline feature film. Horror. Role of Hank Tan. Fireman and father of the lead character. Almost complete. Malcolm feature film. Thriller. Role of Swayde. Bar/Nightclub owner. Auditions Amos. Rough-looking, manipulative, intimidating and antagonistic. Condescending husband. Darth Plagueis in a Star Wars Fan Fiction short film. Brad. Tour manager of alternative rock band, The Bones. … Continue reading Update Week 25 →

Stay Encouraged: The Reality of Acting Auditions and Success Rates

Acting can be frustrating due to infrequent role bookings. Remember, getting an audition places you in the top 3% of applicants, and a callback puts you in the top 1%. The average actor books only 1-3 roles per 50 auditions. Repeated auditions from the same casting director show appreciation for your skills, indicating potential future opportunities.

Frustration

If you’re getting frustrated about not booking any roles in acting. Just remember: Out of thousands of applicants, if you get an audition, you’re in the top 3% Out of all the 50 to 100 people who got an audition, if you get a callback, you’re in the top less than 1%. The average actor … Continue reading Frustration →

How to Find and Submit to Talent Agencies

If you're seeking representation as an actor, consider SAG-AFTRA franchised agencies, as they offer legitimacy and protection against scams. To find them, visit the SAG-AFTRA website, follow the links to the 'Franchised Agents List', and identify agencies in your locality. Examine individual agency websites for submission details and accordingly submit your resume, headshots, and reel.

Malcolm BTS

Deadline BTS

Update Week 24

Filmed Love and Death short film. One day shoot. Lead. Hip hop music video. Role as restaurant owner Willie Chen. Auditions Sleazy owner of a strip club Con Artist Recreation of Crazy, Stupid, Love with an all asian cast. Roles Booked The role of Chef in O&0. Short film. Paid. Supporting. Other Was contacted by … Continue reading Update Week 24 →