The short answer is... you don't. You need training and tons of experience. Get into acting classes, start getting involved in theatre, start doing student films, anything to get involved and build a resume and get more experience.
Look at my other answers to similar questions and do a search for similar questions. It gets asked several times a day. Sorry I'm just too tired to type out my usual full response!
Good luck though
2007-07-06 22:20:08
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answered by Marianne D 7
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Usually people get trained in drama school before they act, and you need an agent always. That costs money! Most people who act spend a lot of time unemployed or doing other jobs like office work to live. The best thing is to get a good education and then train to act, so that when you can't get acting work, you can earn money another way.
2007-07-06 21:22:54
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answered by jenesuispasunnombre 6
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It soounds to me like you just want to do this for the fame! if i were you i would sit down and really ask yourself is this really what you want to do. if you decide yes maybe dont go straight for the disney channel start with a small theatre group and make sure you can act publicly! then after you can move up to disney levels! it all takes a lot of time and commitment
2007-07-06 22:01:25
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answered by frankfurtersonline 3
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it incredibly is particularly no longer too previous due. such as you, i presumed i became yet i found out that a million/2 of Disney-Nickelodeon characters are portrayed with the help of adults. you nevertheless have time to construct up your resume and initiate your occupation. I trust what you reported to do, initiate taking appearing classes, being engaging in theater shows in the two your intense college or the community theaters on your place of origin. those are going for use to characteristic credit on your resume. with the help of the time you experience like your arranged adequate and robust to accomplish, initiate asking your mothers and dads approximately achievable taking a 2 or 3 week holiday out to l. a.. you will get a experience for the city and what it incredibly is like. you could make the main of it sluggish to discover auditions for disney productions out interior the section. there's an internet site the place you will discover out all you elect approximately Disney auditions i will placed on the backside.
2016-09-29 06:07:00
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answered by ? 4
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Well all that has to change. Disney Channel doesn't have open casting calls, they cast from agents and to get an agent you need to have experience. Your family also needs to be supportive of you because I'm guessing you're a minor and you won't be able to do much without their permission.
2007-07-07 05:12:02
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answered by fixing_uh_hole 4
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Ok, sorry if I step on some toes but I'm going to be forthright about this.
You don't...Disney, like many other children's entertainment associations, don't necessarily hire people for their talent but moreso for their marketability. If they do, they'll give you a show then they'll put you in a movie and make you take vocal lessons so you can learn to sing and lip synch to songs manufactured by the Disney empire so you can bring them more money.
I'm sorry, but that's how things are run. But if you do have have your heart set on it, I would just say make yourself known and exposed. And try to get noticed.
2007-07-06 22:24:39
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answered by Anonymous
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Look up the other answers to this question. You can e-mail some of the kids if you want. That will give you an idea about how many kids want the same thing and none of them got it. Just be a kid and forget being an actor.
2007-07-06 22:40:09
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answered by Big R 6
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For Acting and Modeling, I would recommend
http://www.hollywoodnorth.com
2007-07-07 04:19:43
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answered by Lance F 3
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well if you choose to do this you should let your family know and tell them that this is what you wish and you should try.
2007-07-07 06:51:12
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answered by angel 2
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