Okay sO i am just an average teenage girl bOrd and looking around for auditions for tv commericans;shows;movies;ect. i dont have an agent and most of you will say that i need one to get into the buisness. i have been acting. singing. and dancing; ect sence i could walk and talk. its my dream to be on tv. i would love to be an actress. i live in a really small town and its hard to go to bigger towns so i dont really know how to get an agent and such. so if you have any sites that could help me audition that would really be helpful and i would thank you so much. i really love disney channel and would love to be on there. please help me!
if you have any questions just poste them and ill add more details and just come back and they will be up!
thanks sO much everyOne!
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2007-07-31 16:47:52 · 3 answers · asked by Anonymous in Arts & Humanities ➔ Theater & Acting
Learn how to act.
It seems obvious, but a lot of women gloss over the importance of acting skills because they're used to getting away with things due to their good looks.
An attractive appearance may help you get certain roles, but don't let that give you the illusion that you're a good actress.
Neglect your acting craft and you will hit a dead end sooner or later.
Study women's roles.
This is especially important if you want to be taken seriously as an actress.
If you don't choose roles carefully, you'll end up becoming just another pretty, replaceable face.
You might have to turn down lucrative roles, but a real actress has to be selective about creating her acting resume and must keep her future in mind.
Learn how to cry on command.
Odds are, you're going to need to play more emotional parts than a man would be asked to.
The extent to which viewers can relate to your emotions has a direct effect on your success as an actress.
Be versatile when it comes to your physical appearance.
Are you willing to dye your hair, shave your head, put on thirty pounds?
Do you really think you'll get the role of an introspective, well-educated librarian if you bounce in with scrunchy blonde hair and pink shorts?
Take pride in your ability, and don't let your appearance get in the way.
Remember that you always need something to fall back on.
Acting is a very competitive business.
Not everyone will make it in the business, so you should always have something you can do other than acting.
Get pictures taken by a professional photographer (they won't be as good if you don't).
You need composite cards and head shots.
Comp. cards have a color picture on one side with your name and 3-4 more pictures on the back with your stats like height, weight, measurements, etc.
Head shots are black and white but must be from the chest up at the most, looking straight into the camera, and it has your name at the bottom.
On the back, staple a resume.
This is a business where looking too good can actually hurt you in that people won't take you as seriously.
Don't be naive, and don't get pulled into a scam by a flattering con artist.
Put your ego aside and see if the opportunity is legit.
2007-07-31 17:06:33 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 1⤋
WOW!Its like your my alter ego girl!Yea me too!We have like everything in common except i dont live in a small town,live in a huge city.And i am a teen and luv disney too,and my life is boring as HELL.Well,me and you share the same dream.Well,you can always (well,tahts if your parents would let you)go to disney.com/auditions and they will tell you everything you ned to know.Oh Yea,or you can go to Kids Talent Network.I'm working on asking mah mother can i sign up.
2007-08-01 00:36:05 · answer #2 · answered by brianna 3 · 0⤊ 1⤋
Bottom line. You either move to NYC and get an agent, or stay where you are and not get an agent.
Obviously, you can't get an agent until you are older.
2007-08-03 17:09:11 · answer #3 · answered by newyorkgal71 7 · 0⤊ 1⤋