I have a confession to make. I've never been a huge fan of country music. My grandmother, however, loved it ... especially the "old" country songs about cowboys and horses, lost loves and broken hearts.
Then along came Faith Hill and Shania Twain and that's when everything changed for me, because even though their music was still "country" (at least to some people), it had enough pop to it, that I was able to enjoy it, too.
Now that I divide my time between California and Montana, my taste for country music is slowly growing, and I've since become a fan of Martina McBride, LeAnn Rimes, Carrie Underwood, Tim McGraw, Vince Gill, and Rascal Flatts, just to name a few.
So, when ABC aired the TV special "Six Degrees of Martina McBride" last fall, I was curious enough to sit down and watch the show. I've always loved the "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" Visa Commercial, so I knew this would be an interesting project.
So what does this have to do with working in the entertainment industry? EVERYTHING!
As The Industry Coach®, I am forever telling (or reminding) my clients that in this business, or in any business for that matter, but especially in the entertainment industry, "it's not what you know ... it's WHO you know!" And the Martina McBride project is proof of how important the concept of networking really is.
If you didn't see the show, the premise was this: if six aspiring country singers, without any connections to Martina McBride, could actually find her and meet her in person, using their own connections with up to six other people, they would have the opportunity to win a recording contract with Martina's record label, Sony BMG.
Believe it or not, all six of them succeeded at this task; they all met Martina and one lucky woman really did win a recording contract. So who was this woman and whom did she know? While I don't remember how her chain-of-command went, I will tell you this: her first phone call was to a man from whom she bought a pickup truck! So, if she can do it, you can, too!
In closing, I want to leave you with these thoughts:
1) What do you really want? 2) Who do you know who can help you get what you want? 3) What's the first step you need to take?
The truth of the matter is this: We are all just 6 people away from achieving our dreams. However, most of us don't take the time to sit down and work through our address book, or we're afraid to ask for help because we feel like we have nothing to offer in return. Either way, unless we're willing to change our behavior and become fearless in the pursuit of our dreams, we will always be six degrees away from what we truly want.
Food for Thought:
Who can you contact right now to start building your network of contacts?
If you haven't already done so, putting up a profile on Facebook, Twitter or MySpaceis a great way to get started!
A personal note ...
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Casting Opps........Actorfest NY 2009 Casting Opportunities
OPEN-CALL AUDITIONS
All Actorfest attendees will have the opportunity to participate in auditions for an outstanding variety of projects and casting directors. This is a great opportunity to be seen by professionals for FREE.
Audition slots are limited, so we recommend showing up at Actorfest early to sign up for an audition spot. Audition slots will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The opportunity to audition is not guaranteed.
For the auditions, remember to bring copies of your headshot and resume (stapled together).
Currently, open-call auditions are scheduled for:
* NBC/Universal * Telemundo * Nickelodeon * Grant Wilfley Casting, Inc.
Here are specific instructions for some of the auditions.
NBC/Universal and Telemundo
NBC Universal and Telemundo will be holding auditions designed to add diversity to NBC and Telemundo's expanding talent pool.
NBC's roster of scripted series includes critically acclaimed comedies like Emmy winners The Office, starring Steve Carell, and 30 Rock, starring Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey; award-winning dramas including the Law & Order brand, Heroes, and Chuck; daytime drama Days of Our Lives; and the Saturday-morning Qubo block of programming for kids, including the award-winning 3-D animated series Veggie Tales.
Telemundo is a U.S. Spanish-language broadcast television network committed to broadcasting unique and outstanding national and local entertainment, news, and sports programming; Telemundo reaches 93% of U.S. Hispanic viewers through 16 owned-and-operated stations, 45 broadcast affiliates, and distribution to nearly 800 cable systems in more than 210 markets.
Kendra Carter, Director of Talent Diversity; Tracette Hillman, Coordinator; Alfredo Richard, SVP Communication & Talent Development for Telemundo. Audition dates and locations will vary; for more info about NBC Universal, Telemundo, and NBCU's diversity initiatives, visit www.nbc.com, www.telemundo.com, and www.diversecitynbc.com.
Seeking-Bilingual and Spanish-Speaking Actors: males and females (all ages); and Actors who can play 50+: males and females
Auditions will be held Oct. 24 at Back Stage's Actorfest, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m., at Manhattan Center Studios, The Hammerstein Ballroom (34th St. btwn. Eighth & Ninth aves.), NYC. Callbacks will be held starting at 2 p.m.
If you are called back, you will be given a scene to prepare and read. Come prepared with multiple copies of your pix & résumés (stapled together). Sign up for an audition time slot as early in the day as possible after arriving at Actorfest. There is no guarantee that everyone will be seen; early attendance is strongly recommended.
General admission to Actorfest is free. Please be advised that no actor is guaranteed a role in a future production.
Nickelodeon & TeenNick Open Casting Call -- Ages 12 to 20 Years
Nickelodeon and TeenNick are holding a general open call for various projects.
What: Seeking—Male and Female Actors: 12-20 years only, all ethnicities, all types.
When: Oct. 24, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Back Stage's Actorfest
Where: Manhattan Center Studios, The Hammerstein Ballroom (34th St., btwn. Eighth & Ninth aves.), NYC.
What to Prepare: Prescreen audition materials will be given on site. Bring a headshot (snapshot ok) & résumé, stapled together; must include name, age & all contact info. If you are called back, you will be given a scene to prepare and read.
What to Wear: Dress casual, like a real teen, similar to what you see on Nickelodeon.
Additional Info: Callbacks are the same day and you will be notified in person if we are interested. We will keep all headshots on file for possible future auditions. Projects vary.
Sign up for an audition time slot as early in the day as possible after arriving at Actorfest. There is no guarantee that everyone will be seen; early attendance is strongly recommended. General admission to Actorfest is free. Note: Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a guardian.
Grant Wilfley Casting
Grant Wilfley Casting is casting background for a number of current and future film and television projects, including Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan, Oliver Stone's Wall Street 2, and the new HBO series Boardwalk Empire.
Recent credits include, Sex & The City: The Movie, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit", The Departed, Michael Clayton, Enchanted, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, Burn After Reading, Shutter Island, "Lipstick Jungle", Julie & Julia, Old Dogs, and "The Sopranos."
Allison Hall, casting associate; Jolanda Anthony, casting assistant; Stephanie Forrest, casting assistant. Shooting dates and locations will vary, depending on the project.
Seeking—Background Actors, Singers, and Dancers: males and females, all ages, all ethnicities, all types, for background acting work and possibly featured/day-player roles.
Auditions will be held Oct. 24 at Back Stage's Actorfest, from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m and 1:30-4:30, at Manhattan Center Studios, The Hammerstein Ballroom (34th St. btwn. Eighth & Ninth aves.), NYC. Come prepared with multiple copies of your pix & résumés (stapled together).
Sign up for an audition time slot as early in the day as possible after arriving at Actorfest. There is no guarantee that everyone will be seen; early attendance is strongly recommended. General admission to Actorfest is free.
For more info about Grant Wilfley Casting, visit www.gwcnyc.com. Please be advised that no actor is guaranteed a role in a future production. Pay and union status may vary depending upon the project.
CASTING DIRECTOR AND AGENT MEET & GREETS
Numerous casting directors and casting associates will be holding Meet & Greet sessions at Actorfest, where you'll get the opportunity to talk to top casting professionals one-on-one for a minute or two, and then drop off your headshot and resume with them for future consideration.
Although these are not auditions, this is a terrific opportunity to get noticed by casting directors, receive quick and valuable feedback on your headshot and resume, or have some of your important career questions answered by leading casting professionals.
To attend a Meet & Greet session, simply stand in line at the Meet & Greet area at Actorfest. Don't forget to bring copies of your headshot and resume (stapled together)!
NOTE: The Meet & Greets are free, but in order to stand in line for a Meet & Greet session, you must first purchase a ticket to at least one Actorfest Workshop (a Panel, Intensive, or Focus Session). Meet & Greet slots are limited; the opportunity to meet a casting director is not guaranteed.
Professionals from the following casting offices will be holding Meet & Greet sessions:
* Jennifer Rudolph, Mitchell/Rudolph Casting, "Flipped," "G.I. Joe," "Transformers" * Barbara McNamara, Barbara McNamara Casting, "What Happens in Vegas," "30 Rock" (background casting), "The Devil Wears Prada" (background casting) * Maria E. Nelson and Ellyn Long Marshall, Orpheus Casting Group, "Girlfight," "Real Women Have Curves," "Maria Full of Grace," "Looking for Palladin" * Paul Schnee, Barden/Schnee Casting, "World Trade Center," "Redacted," "Important Things with Demetri Martin" * Albert Bramante, agent, Emerging Talent LLC
Note: Casting directors scheduled to appear are subject to change.
PIX & RESUME DROP BOXES
Lots of casting directors, agents, and managers will have Drop Boxes available at Actorfest. When you attend Actorfest, you'll have the opportunity to drop off your headshot and resume in these boxes throughout the day. And you can add your pix & resume to as many boxes as you'd like!
So make sure you bring multiple copies of your headshot and resume (stapled together) to Actorfest. It's a free, convenient way to get your photo and resume into the hands of casting professionals.
The Independents' Film Festival Invites You to Join Us for Food, Drink, Films and Fun!
7 Nights of Films, a Party Every Night!
Please join us as we celebrate the independent spirit by bringing you the best indie shorts, docs, animations, experimental and feature length films. Come early for a reception each night with complimentary food and drink, stay after to socialize with the creative souls of Tampa Bay.
See the films... Meet the filmmakers... Party like a film star!
• Dates: November 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 2009 •
• Location: The Education Channel• 703 N Willow Avenue • Tampa, FL
• Tickets:In Advance and Online only • Seating is Limited! Buy your Tickets Now! Click on 2009 Event Info at http://www.independentsfilmfest.com
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•The Education Channel The Education Channel invigorates the intellectual climate of community life by delivering quality educational programs that enhance Tampa Bay residents' opportunities to reach their educational goals. The Independents' Film Festival (IFF) is an annual project of The Education Channel, encouraging aspiring filmmakers to pursue their passion and hone their artistic skills. The IFF educates and cultivates an audience for true independent filmmaking by presenting indie films on television, on the web, and in community screenings.
•Productionhub.com ProductionHUB.com is the global online resource and industry directory for film, television, video, live event and digital media production. With over 2.7 million user sessions and 20 million page views in 2008, this vertical B2B and industry portal has become the world’s largest and most active production community search site for production products, equipment, services and professionals.
•B-side.com B-side was founded on the simple idea that there are thousands of movies made every year that never get the chance to be seen by people who would love to see them. With the online schedule system by B-Side you can easily navigate all the films in the festival, watch trailers and create a personal calender. Also, after you've seen films you can go back and leave ratings and reviews on the films' pages!
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NBC, Simon Cowell, and FreemantleMedia are casting Fifth season of America’s Got Talent, a national search for the hottest variety and novelty acts. Simon Cowell, co-prod. Shoot is TBD.
Seeking—Comedians, Singers, Dancers, Animal Acts, Bizarre Novelty Acts, Magicians, Belly Dancers, Etc.: male or female, any age, any ethnicity, must be a US citizen, legal permanent resident of the US, or possess a current legal visa allowing employment in the US.
Submit a two- to three-min. video (by hotlink or by uploading) at
www.nbc.com/americas-got-talent/casting
or by snail mail to
America's Got Talent Season 5
3727 W. Magnolia Blvd., #808
Burbank, CA 91505
VHS & DV tapes along with DVDs will be accepted. (NO hi-8 or formats that need VHS adaptors.) Label the tape or disc with name, act name, address and phone number.
Download and complete the Eligibility Requirements/Casting Information Sheet/Personal Release Form from the website.
Pre-registration for auditions is also available at the website.
National casting call you may be interested in if 18 + Go for it! You have to be 18yr though they want actors that look younger!
Casting Call: FOX is conducting a two-week search online for 18 to 22 year olds who can pass for a teenager aged 16 or 17 years. The open casting call is for a new untitled comedy pilot on FOX from the executive producers of That '70s Show.
The show is from writer/producer Mark Brazill with Tom Werner and Mike Clements also executive producing. The plot involves modern-day teenagers based on Brazill's working-class childhood in Buffalo, NY.
To audition, fill out the online form, stating name, age, height and name of the character you are submitting for, read the audition scene provided and upload.
I am often asked about auditioning - "what's the secret?" There really aren't any secrets, but there is a checklist. Here is my memory word, a word you can use to make every audition more successful - by going through the checklist.
The word is PARADIGM.
PREPARE. Preparation usually involves several steps. Here are just a few: Know what you are auditioning for. Ask questions, get information, listen carefully. Familiarize yourself with the script (if there is one).
If there is a script (or sides), study the character and make a couple of solid choices as to how you will perform it. If there is no script, but you have a general description of the character you are trying out for, again make some choices.
Plan your trip to the place where the audition is taking place. Have your outfit picked out.
Make sure you have gas in the car - or correct change for public transportation.
Plan the day ahead of time.
Give yourself plenty of time to get ready (hair, make-up, etc.). The number one element in a successful audition - that most casting directors point to -
is preparation.
ARRIVE EARLY. This is VERY important. When you arrive early you accomplish two crucial things: First, you are "on time." This is a must in our industry.
People who show up late are a pain in the ___ (fill in your choice of body part).
Producers hate late.
Directors loathe the lackadaisical.
Other actors don't like it much either. Casting directors are unlikely to form a favorable impression of you if you are late.
That's because if you are cast (on their recommendation) and then you show up late for production, they will get yelled at. CD's don't like getting yelled at.
They are unlikely to recommend you if you are late.
(Don't "sign in" early as this will cause problems. Get there and wait nearby.)
The second thing that happens when you arrive early is you have time to do the next part of a successful audition which is...
RELAX. Being relaxed is important to your results. If you are keyed up, stressed, rushed or still coming down from the trip to the audition -
it will cost you. Almost everybody needs some time to "get ready." Only you can know how much time you will need, but whatever it is - that's how early you have to get there. There are about as many techniques for relaxation as there are humans on the planet -
so I'll skip listing them. The bottom line?
The relaxed actor is the more successful actor.
Why? Because if you are relaxed, you help relieve the natural anxiety the casting director, producer and director are also dealing with in the audition process.
Oh, yes, it's tough on them too.
If they don't get it right it can ruin an entire production. So, believe me, they are stressed. Relax and the whole world relaxes with you.
ACT. A lot of actors forget the purpose of an audition. The CD's, directors and producers are looking for a performer - which means it is important to perform. This is another reason to relax.
It's easier to remember to do the job when you are at ease.
DEAL. Every audition is just one of the many you will have in your career. If you are a normal human being you will "fail" 80% of the time. Not just at auditions either. The best piece of advice about this failure business is given by one of the richest men in the world, Bill Gates; "If you want to be more successful, double your failure rate." The most difficult thing to 'deal' with in the entertainment industry is the inevitable -
"I didn't get it." - realization
You must understand that this is going to be the case much more often than not.
Rejection is not an easy thing to deal with, but if you want to be a successful actor you must learn to deal with it. It's a central part of a professional acting career. As I have pointed out, more than once, even successful established actors are rejected a lot. Every time a part is being cast (say, Batman or Scarlett O'Hara) there are hundreds of professional, money-earning stars who are dismissed as possibilities and dozens of others who meet with the producers and find out later that - "I didn't get it."
Dealing with rejection is crucial to your eventual success. So, deal with it.
IMPRESS. If you accomplish the goals on this list, you will impress the people doing the casting. You will be considered a "pro." Professionalism is the word you want attached to your efforts. This will happen if you are on time, prepared, entertaining, relaxed and able to deal with the inevitable rejection that follows most auditions.
That's your goal in every audition -
to impress them with your professional attitude. Even if you don't get this one, when you impress the CD, the director or the producer with your pro attitude, they will think of you for something else. Guaranteed.
GRACE. Gracious people have the edge. We like them, we trust them, we want to work with them. Be polite. Remember people's names. Be helpful. Listen carefully. Follow directions.
Don't impose your 'neediness' on the CD.
You will always leave a good impression if you are gracious to other people in the business.
Think Cary Grant or Audrey Hepburn. Your mantra should be; "I'm nice ... to other people."
MANIPULATE. If you hope to succeed you will probably need to manipulate somebody. Of course, there is only one human being you really have any control over -
and have any hope of manipulating: Yourself. If you are a poor planner, you must manipulate your mind set to correct this deficiency. If being turned down puts you in a deep funk, you must manipulate your reaction. If you panic, you must manipulate your mental state until this is no longer a problem. In other words, don't waste a minute of your time trying to find the "reasons" behind someone else's decisions and attempt to change her mind.
Take a step back from every 'failure' and discover what needs manipulating in your own actions and reactions. You can only change the world by changing yourself.
That's my audition PARADIGM.
Is it easy to do all these things? No way.
If it were easy, everyone would be a successful actor and they'd have a difficult time finding people to type up annual reports for $6.75 an hour. But make no mistake, you can accomplish all you want, once you set your mind to it.
Of course, the important words in that last sentence are "set your mind to it." Go ahead. You can do it if you really want to.
Why note submit your Headshot & Resume to some or ALL!!!
Remember Timing is key .... They may open it & say just what we are Looking for...... Just Go do it...... we did!
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This is a GREAT post from another Florida actor, John Weyrick.
I agree & know quite a few actors who use 247cast.com - we are joining this month too!
EXPOSURE is key!!!
Per John....... Sometimes I must put a paw to the keyboard and set the record straight. Blanket statements are almost always wrong. People who say always, are not always correct. I've seen posting lately that ALL Online Databases - catalogs and subscriptions are a waste of time and money for actors. Don't believe that!All are not bad. Most, but not all.
So, what works? If you read this entire post you will learn 4 things.
One is that you shouldn't believe that everything is a scam, do due diligence.
Second, there is a different way to look at things, a 2nd viewpoint that I suggest.
Third, a brief explanation of a system that works.
Fourth, meet some people for whom it has worked.
Facts are facts!
Fact #1: There is a casting service that works, and here's how to determine for yourself what works. If you are looking for help for acting work on line in Florida, ask these 3 questions: 1) have offices in Florida? 2) have real people answer the phone? 3) have a track record that it works for FLORIDA?
247cast.com has been on the backlot of Universal in Orlando for 10 years.
No scam could say that!Call them at 407-224-5388 ext 2 or 3
They do over 100 castings a year, booking over 500 actors. Yes, they do, and these are paid jobs, average day rate of $600. The proof is there in black and white..That is point 1. Now for point 2.These professionals are also offering training with some of the best in the local business.
Based on that great saying: "what did you do for your acting career today?" There have been free seminars, (for members) taught by well known acting coaches, Ken Grant, Justin Smith, and EMMY award winning Yvonne Suhor! Also training from Paula Bowers and Jennifer Foster who are the people who largely are responsible for selection of talent for Universal and Disney. Imagine working directly with the client? Notice I'm dropping names?
Oh, for more experienced actors, go ask your agent about http://www.247cast.com/ Many, many Florida agents think very highly of it. Some haven't taken the time to truly understand it. However, all bookings must be paid through an agent. Don't have an agent?If you don't have one, and you get booked from a 247 casting, an amazing thing happens. We call an agent on your behalf to see if they'd like to represent an actor who already has a booking...that's a no-brainer! Why not? So the actor gets an agent.
Beginners are welcome because a part of that Second Viewpoint of mine is that a beginner should get to working first, then when a resume is built, getting an agent is much easier. Agents don't want a pure beginner, a SAG agent gets hundreds of newbies every week wanting a start. My point is to get started first, getting work and experience.And SAG members are welcome too. There are some jobs (like print) that don't fall under SAG rules. Now, some have joined and didn't get anything. There is NO, absolutely NO guarantee that a person gets booked in this business.
The point is, to get looked at by the people who make the decisions. Getting looked at is all we try to do. Guess what? EVERYBODY who fills out the data base is included in the searches.
So for point 3, do you want a brief, fast explanation of how it works?
Heather Heinz has been an established Casting Director for 10 years, Before that she worked for Emmy award winning Casting Director Bob Kahn and others. Before that, she was a well known successful actor/model. She has clients use the 247cast.com data base. They submit a breakdown of the character roles, and see resume, picture, and audition video or demo reel of the actors that fit the breakdown. (Did I mention that members get to shoot a free video if they don't have a demo reel?) Seventy times or more a year, the actor is booked DIRECTLY from the video, no audition. Twenty times or so a year, there is a call back, but the actor has been pre-qualified.
Only 10 jobs a year are open to non-members, because there weren't enough of their type on the site. Members have a counter on their site to show that they are being looked at. They didn't have to drive to the audition. Did they get it? Only the person/people who the client select get booked. There are many actors in Florida who have used this service and gotten results.
Many beginners get looked at and book their first job from this service. And after the initial fee to join, there is no renewal fee until the actor has made over $300 in bookings. Doesn't that sound fair?
My name is John Weyrick, and along with Melissa Gruver, Jack Amos, Francine Wolf and Richard Huggins, booked for a company out of California. They tour the USA doing corporate seminars, and we got 7 bookings at about $1000 each, in Florida and Princeton NJ. Powerball came to Florida and was cast by 247cast.com. They had their breakdown for people ONLY who have already had live TV experience. They did allow 247 to submit several people who were close to breakdown. You see, getting looked at is what is important.
So as you all must know, Tracy was that person who had a lot of live theme park experience, she was seen, and leads the Powerball show now. You can see the touching thank you note she wrote at the office. My quirky buddy Thomas Noel Smith has had more bookings from 247 that all agent submissions combined.Some SAG members belong and have made money, I don't think they'll mind if I mention their names; Ted Christino, Carol Halliburton, and our moderator, Annie Kidwell.The soap called Guiding Light came to Universal for casting and 247 was their host. GL looked at 15 people from 247 that weren't submitted by their agents. (What's with that?).
And one got booked, changed her life as her mother and grandmother have followed the show for 57 years. She wouldn't have gotten booked otherwise. And I'm not forgetting the kids. There are way more kids than there are roles available.
You can look at our MySpace and Facebook pages to see yourself what the kids say, like the four young actors on the 247 site who got a TV pilot. One teen bragged that she rode the Hulk 32 straight times for a shoot. And many more.
Thank you for reading this, please don't believe the people who say there is nothing you should pay for.
I'm sure someone who hasn't booked yet from 247 will answer this post and say it doesn't work. Many will not admit that someone else beat them out for the bookings that someone got. It did work, so keep the faith that you'll nail the next one!
REALITY TV ..here's links to most popular one! DO YOU REALLY WANT TO AUDITION FOR REALITY TV?
You came to the right place!
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It is very important to log in daily, and to make sure your profile is completed.
Even if you don't submit your profile to auditions and casting calls available from these Talent sites, you are still listed in their search engine so, there is a BIG chance casting directors will browse and pull up your information & see you! ------------------------------------------------
Remember.........................
You,(the talent) need to continue to get Experience & Exposure so, you can will get Paid to do what you L♥ve! ACT & Entertain!
I'll keep reminding you of this as it's the heart to getting ahead in this biz. Most people don't treat this as a business & it IS! Remember YOU the Talent are the product! MARKET yourself well to succeed!
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