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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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| Extras Wanted For Web Series |
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Casting Director for a Web Series called Six of One. looking to cast a few extra's as patrons at an Upscale Sushi Bar.
I am looking for actors/models age range 21-35 with access to transportation. The location of the shoot is in South Boundbrook, NJ at an upscale Sushi Bar.
Below are the details.
Six of One is an Urban Web Series currently in Production. The concept of the show is a romantic comedy about six friends. The set up for the scene is at an upscale Sushi Bar and your role is to play a patron.
Location Details: New Jersey
Full Address provided upon submission
Date:
Saturday, July 18th.
Call Time: 8:30 am ending early afternoon.
Attire: Casual/Stylish.as if you were going on a date at an upscale restaurant
*As mentioned, only apply if you have access to transportation. Our shoot time will finish early afternoon and we prefer that our extra's leave upon completion of the shoot.
No Pay but great camera exposure!
If you need specific details regarding directions or if you have questions log on to the EFM forums for full casting call details.
There is never a fee to review and submit for auditions and casting calls, click on New Jersey Casting Calls.
THERE IS NEVER A FEE TO REVIEW AND SUBMIT FOR AUDITIONS IN THE EFM FORUMS.
WWW.EXTRASFORMOVIES.COM/FORUM and click on New Jersey Casting Calls. Free casting calls and auditions in the EFM foums. Log on it is FREE.
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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| Open Casting Call for Middle Eastern Girl to Play 12 year old - Lead Role |
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Casting a Middle Eastern girl, to play a 12 year old with deep soulful eyes (preferably blue or green). Great if we can get someone who is 18 yrs of age or older, no taller than 5'0".
This is for a leading role in Mississippi Films' newest Iowa-based feature also starring Jennifer Fontaine, David Mattey and Lydia Blanco. 'Who's Your Daddy' tells the story of Aaseamah, an Iraqi girl who comes to the US in search of her GI father.
She is intelligent and independent, sweet and outgoing. Some knowledge of Arabic helpful! Must be comfortable in front of the camera, but experience not necessary.
This is a Sag Independent film, which will be shot in an around Bettendorf Iowa. July 6th is the starting date. The pay is $2700 per week, paid weekly, with an additional 10% agency fee.
We will fly her here (with her mother, or we will have a chaperone). Hotels paid for the entire 3 weeks.
Diretor: Marlo Bernier (Los Angeles), Producers: Lonnie Schuyler & Tim Anderson (Iowa), Writer: Jennifer Fontaine (Los Angeles)
TO SUBMIT FOR THIS PROJECT, LOG ON TO THE EFM FORUMS AND CLICK ON NATIOWIDE AUDITIONS, BE SURE YOU FIT THE DESCRIPTION, DO NOT WASTE THE CASTING AGENT'S TIME.
THEN EMAIL YOUR PHOTO, RESUME AND LINK TO EXTRASFORMOVIES PROFILE PAGE IF YOU HAVE ONE.
LOG ON TO WWW.EXTRASFORMOVIES.COM/FORUM.
THERE IS NEVER A FEE TO REVIEW AND SUBMIT FOR AUDITIONS IN THE EFM FORUMS.
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Saturday, June 06, 2009
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| Casting Call for Extras and Lead Role in North Carolina |
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Casting call - Need lead & Extras age 5 years and up
Extras for child safety Video.
Ages 5-95 - 10 people needed. 2-3 projects
Auditions are: 20 June 2009 12-5PM in Raleigh NC. 27612
Shooting in July 2009
Bring: Photo & Bio. No experience required.
LOG ON TO THE EFM FORUMS AND SUBMIT FOR THIS PROJECT NOW. CLICK ON NORTH CAROLINA CASTING CALLS.
THERE IS NEVER A FEE TO REVIEW AND SUBMIT FOR AUDITIONS AND OPEN CALLS POSTED IN OUR FORUMS.
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Free casting calls and auditions in the EFM forum.
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| Casting Call for Extras and Lead Role in North Carolina |
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Casting call - Need lead & Extras age 5 years and up
Extras for child safety Video.
Ages 5-95 - 10 people needed. 2-3 projects
Auditions are: 20 June 2009 12-5PM in Raleigh NC. 27612
Shooting in July 2009
Bring: Photo & Bio. No experience required.
LOG ON TO THE EFM FORUMS AND SUBMIT FOR THIS PROJECT NOW. CLICK ON NORTH CAROLINA CASTING CALLS.
THERE IS NEVER A FEE TO REVIEW AND SUBMIT FOR AUDITIONS AND OPEN CALLS POSTED IN OUR FORUMS.
WWW.EXTRASFORMOVIES.COM/FORUM
Free casting calls and auditions in the EFM forum.
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Wednesday, June 03, 2009
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| Casting ROCK/POP STARS for film in Los Angeles, California |
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CASTING CALL IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FOR SINGERS, BANDS AND NAME ROCK/POP SINGERS FOR FILM OPPORTUNITY
Description: ROCK/POP STARS! Looking to make the leap to the big screen? Then we have a project for you!
Producing a new film entitled; The Inn At The Mist, a ghost-story musical set in Victorian England.
Were searching artists of various ages for all the major characters in this production. Visit link below for a detailed synopsis, music from the film, and podcast complete, music, sound-effects, etc. It gives a real feel for the film.
Artists chosen will be asked to sign a non-binding letter of intent. On October 31st, 1870 on the coast of England in the town of Brighton, the Inn At The Mist burned to the ground. On October 31st, 1875, the Inn At The Mist has been reincarnated...
This haunting musical centers around the character, Mary Charles, the former keeper of the Inn At The Mist. Mary Charles is alive, but only in spirit. In life, Mary Charles witnessed many unfortunate events while "keeping" the Inn. Some of these events were of an evil nature.
Although she did not participate in these events, she did nothing to help. This is almost an equal sin. Therefore, she has been brought back into existance to redeem herself for her lack of intervention.
Mary Charles' counterpart is the coachman, Michael Gregory. At first glance, Michael Gregory appears to be a friendly, affable coachman who stumbles upon the Inn with a passenger, Jonathan Taylor - a man with a questionable past - seeking refuge from inclement weather. Actually, Michael Gregory is the personification of evil. He has, along with Mary Charles, orchestrated a union of four apparent strangers. His purpose is quite the opposite of Mary Charles, for as she is there to redeem herself and protect her arriving guests, he is there to collect their souls.
On every Hallow's Eve since the beginning of time, Michael Gregory has attempted to collect souls of the vulnerable. In addition to Jonathan Taylor, on this particular Hallow's eve, the other arriving guests include Brian Meddows and his fiancee, Priscilla White.
There is also the housekeeper, Millicent Graham, who has an unusual tie to the Inn and these guests. Neither Jonathan, Brian nor Priscilla are aware of what lies ahead for them on this stormy night. Almost immediately, each of the guests begin having strange experiences which they try to rationalize as the result of the storm;, voices, visions, moaning, singing and the general feeling of an unseen presence in the house.
Over the course of the evening, Brian finds out that he lived at this Inn as a child. He also realizes that this was the same place his Mother committed suicide after her husband abandoned her upon finding out that she was with child.
Jonathan is also suspicious that he has been to the Inn as well. Once he finds the name of the residence is the "Inn At The Mist", he realizes that this is where he murdered his concubine,
Clara Rogers, just 5 years earlier. As time passes and nerves become more frayed, Michael Gregory slowly reveales his intentions to the guests of the Inn. Simultaneously, Mary and Millicent reveal the previously held secret connections the guests have with each other. As Michael gregory manifests more and more of his power and evil intent, Mary Charles must face the decision as to whether to be a willing accomplice in Michael Gregory's demonic treachery or redeem herself by intervening in the salvation of those entrusted to her care. One last dramatic confrontation will decide who will triumph.
Talent Type:
MICHAEL GREGORY: The coachman, 35-55, working class, appears friendly & helpful, but evil personified. He has but one night a year to fulfill his purpose; collect souls away from the light thus to bring about their demise. Second tenor, must move well.
MARY CHARLES: The Innkeeper, ghost, 30-40s, strong, comforting. Has a purpose, unknown to the other guests, which is to bring about redemption and to ward off the evil that is intent on destruction. Alto.
JONATHAN TAYLOR: Late 40s to 50s. Once wealthy landowner. Stern, bitter, driven. He has been a party to two sinful deeds. He has tried for years to keep them secret. So far he has been successful, until tonight. Baritone.
BRIAN MEDDOWS: 20s, poor, raised in an orphanage after his Mother, Beatrice Taylor, committed suicide when he was but 5 years old. He is the son of Jonathan Taylor, though neither of them know of this relationship. He is engaged to Priscilla White. Tenor.
BEATRICE TAYLOR: ghost, 30s. Was abandoned by her husband (Jonathan Taylor). Gave birth to son Brian. Went slowly insane and committed suicide when her son was 5 yrs old. Soprano.
CLARA ROGERS: late 20s, Beautiful but hard-hearted. Ran off with JonathanTaylor. She too became disposable to Jonathan and was eventually murdered by him. She is seeking revenge. Soprano
PRISCILLA WHITE: early 20s. Innocent, nave, but strong. She is from a wealthy family, but gave it all up to be with Brian. Second soprano.
MILLICENT GRAHAM: housekeeper. 40s stern, standoffish and generally unpleasant. Her allegiances to good or evil are suspect. Alto
Comments: We are seeking name Rock/Pop singers who would like to make the jump to films. If interested please contact us.
TO SUBMIT FOR THIS PROJECT, LOG ON TO THE EFM FORUMS AND CLICK ON CALIFORNIA CASTING CALLS. THERE IS NEVER A FEE TO REVIEW AND SUBMIT FOR AUDITIONS IN THE FORUMS.
WWW.EXTRASFORMOVIES.COM/FORUM
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Tuesday, June 02, 2009
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| Actors Wanted in Illinois, ages 25 and up |
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CASTING CALL IN PEORIA, ILLINOIS
City: Peoria
State: IL
Description: When a priest starts killing other priests, the Vatican sends a special team to handle the situation.
There are a lot of roles in this movie, especially older males as priests, and we haven't had enough older males (40+) audition yet!
Plus if you've been busy this last weekend or this Wednesday, this is yet another opportunity.
We are also doing callbacks for some of the people who have auditioned to actually select certain people for some actual roles.
Talent Type: Male 25+ Females 25+
Comments: Audition is June, 6 2009 - Time: 13:00 - 17:00 in Peoria, Illinois
FOR DETAILS ON AUDITION, LOG ON TO THE EFM FORUMS AND CLICK ON ILLINOIS CASTING CALLS. THERE IS NEVER A FEE TO VIEW AND SUBMIT FOR CASTING CALLS IN THE FORUMS. FREE CASTING CALLS TO ALL FORUM MEMBERS.
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Saturday, May 30, 2009
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| DO YOU WANT TO ACT, MODEL OR ENTERTAIN? |
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Handmealine.com is offering FREE premium profiles!
IF YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO GET INTO THE FIELD OF ACTING AND MODELING, NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO UPLOAD YOUR PHOTOS FOR CASTING PERSONNEL LOOKING ON THE INTERNET FOR TALENT.
There is NO charge what-so-ever. You only need to be able to read the instructions and follow directions.
To get your free acting, modeling or entertainment profile. for humans and animals, simply read their blog post and follow the instructions on how to set up a complimentary profile.
BE SURE to follow instructions on the page, if you do not, the staff will delete your profile and you will have to signup again.
They are looking for people who want to be extras in movies and television, actors, actresses, models and animal actors and talent.
To get your profile, you need to upload good photos and fill out the profile completely as well as MAKE SURE your pictures are sized properly.
The staff polices the site daily and those that do not follow instructions or do not upload at least one photo on their profle get deleted.
SO BE SURE to read every page and follow their directions to display your photos to casting personnel seeking talent for their project.
Read the page below to signup.
http://www.handmealine.com/blog/?page_id=266
Continue reading "DO YOU WANT TO ACT, MODEL OR ENTERTAIN?"
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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| Greg Thompson Productions is looking for three actors (male actors only, please) to mime Paul, George and Ringo |
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Greg Thompson Productions is looking for three actors (male actors only, please) to mime Paul, George and Ringo of the Beatles in its cabaret production, "ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE," an hour long tribute to the songs of the Fab Four. The show will feature award winning Beatle tribute artist, Hal Bruce, who was recently inducted into the International Beatles Week Hall of Fame in Liverpool, England.
Actors should have the physical look of the Beatles, but need not be facially similar. Musical abilities are a plus, as you will be using prop instruments (left-handed bass, guitar, keyboards and drums) in the show.
Actors must be 21 years or older.
This is a great opportunity for musicians, too! If you are a three piece band that fits the above qualifications, look at this as a chance to get away and work on your own material while earning some money on stage and working with a renowned international artist!
"ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE" will be performed from December 31, 2008 through March 8, 2009 at Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort in Canyonville, OR. The show runs Tuesday through Sunday, twice daily. Salary is $500 per person per week, plus housing and a meal allowance for the run of the show. Rehearsals will be in Seattle, WA. Travel is provided.
Photo and résumé submissions are being accepted at NOW gtpwa@yahoo.com
Connie Corrick
Casting Director
Greg Thompson Productions
(206) 281-0885
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Monday, October 27, 2008
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Note: The Idaho Media Professionals lunch is on Wednesday, October 29. The speakers have also changed. Below is info about the mixer on the 27th, the lunch on the 29th, and info regarding the upcoming election and the Film Incentive Bill.—Best, Pamela Thompson
OCTOBER
Tuesday, October 21
Idaho Screenwriters Group, 6:30, Flicks, 646 Fulton Street, Boise
Monday, October 27
IMP Mixer 5:30-8:30 pm Halloween Party- costumes welcome! , Visual Arts Collective, 3638 Osage Street, Garden City, ID 83714, 208-424-8297, www.visualartscollective.com/ No host bar/beer and wine only. Must be 21 to attend
Wednesday, October 29
11 am - 1 pm Join IMP members at the Sun Ray Café. 1602 N 13th Street, Boise ID. and learn about marketing and distributing the independent film from Lance Thompson (motion picture advertising expert who has written for movies (The Two Jakes and The Honeymooners) and television (Mr. Belvedere), has contributed to over 500 motion picture ad campaigns (from E. T. to Enchanted)), and Kathleen Haase, (Idaho Film Office, formerly president of production of Cherry Road Films where she oversaw production and distribution deals, and publicity and marketing materials.) and Keith Selin (distributor).
Vote Tuesday November 4
Please share this info with friends, relatives, and colleagues who live in Idaho.
Remember to Vote on November 4 and check out www.votesmart.org for info on candidates. Also, please remember that House Bill 592 FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION BUSINESS REBATE FUND Passed but without funding in the last legislative session.
Think about this issue when you vote and know how they voted- I encourage you to support those who voted for the Film Bill. Vote out those who did not support it.
These Representatives supported the Film and TV Incentive Bill. They voted for it.
Floor Sponsor - Anderson
AYES—Eric Anderson, (District 1)- He totally supports the film community
Andrus, (District 29) Bayer, (District 21) Bell, (District 26) Bilbao, (District 11) Black, (District 15) Block, (District 24)
Les Bock, (District 16-running for Senate)
Boe, (District 30) Bolz, (District 10) Bowers, Brackett, (District 23-running for Senator) Bradford, Marge Chadderdon, (District 4) Chavez, (District 7) Chew, (District 17)
Collins, (District 12) Crane, (District 13) Durst, (District 18) George Eskridge (District 1), Hagedorn, (District 20) Hart, (District 3) Henbest, Henderson, (District 5)
Jaquet, (District 25) Killen, (District 17) King, (District 18) Kren, (District 13) LeFavour, (District 19) Moyle, (District 14) Nonini, (District 5) Pasley-Stuart, (District 19)
Patrick, (District 23) Pence, (District 25) Raybould, (District 34) Ringo, (District 6) Ruchti, (District 29) Rusche, (District 7) Sayler (District 4), Schaefer, (District 12) Mary Lou
Shepherd,(District 2) Paul Shepherd, (District 8) Shirley, (District 34) Shively, (District 33) Elaine Smith, (District 30) Snodgrass, (District 20)
Stevenson, (District 26) Thomas, (District 9) Trail, (District 6) Wills, (District 22) Joan Wood (District 35- Rigby)
These representatives opposed the Film and TV Incentive Bill: They voted against it.
NAYS—Barrett, (District 35) Clark, (District 3) Harwood, (District 2) Lake, (District 28) Tom Loertscher, (District 31) Lynn Luker, (District 15-Boise) Marriott, (District 28)
Mathews, (District 33) McGeachin,(District 32) Mortimer, (running for Senate in District 32) Pete Nielsen,(District 22— Mountain Home) Ken Roberts, (District 8- Donnelly) Leon Smith, (District 24-Twin Falls) Steven Thayn, (District 11)
John Vander Woude, (District 21) Fred Wood, (District 27) Lawrence Denny (District 9, Midvale-adamantly opposed)
Absent and excused—Bedke (District 27) and
Labrador— (Raul Labrador, District 14, was quite vocally opposed during a reading/hearing)
Note: Glida Bothell, Labrador's opponent in District 14 is active in the film community and worked on a film with Reel Women of the West for the I-48.
These Senators supported the Film and TV Incentive Bill: They voted for it.
Floor Sponsor - Broadsword
AYES—Andreason, (District 15), Bastian, (running for community college trustee),
Bilyeu, (District 29)
Broadsword (sponsored the bill in the Senate-running for Senate in District 2) ,
Burkett, (District 19) Cameron, (District 26)
Coiner, (District 24) Corder, (District 22) Darrington, (District 27) Davis, (District 33) Fulcher, (District 21) Geddes, (District 31) Goedde, (District 4) Hammond,(District 5)
Heinrich, (District 8) Jorgenson (District 3), Kelly, (District 18) Keough (running in District 1), Langhorst (running for Ada County Commissioner) , Lodge, (District 13)
Sagness, (District 30 filled in for Malepai) McGee, (District 10) McKague, ( District 20) Mel Richardson, (District 32) Siddoway, (District 35) Stennett,(District 25)
Werk (District 17)
These 8 Senators opposed the Film Incentive Bill: They voted against the Film Incentive Bill.
NAYS—Bair, (District 28 - from Blackfoot, Gannon (deceased from District 23) ,
Hill, (District 34-Rexburg), Brad Little, (District 11) Curt McKenzie (District 12- Nampa) , Monty Pearce, (District 9-New Plymouth)
Gary Schroeder, (District 6-from Moscow) Joe Stegner (District 7 from Lewiston)
Here is a list of the representatives and senators, their towns, and contact info.
- Rep. Phil Hart Rep. Phil Hart Athol 772-2522 683-0456 phart@house.idaho.gov
Sen. R. Steven Bair Sen. Steve Bair Blackfoot 684-5006 684-5209 sbair@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Dennis Lake Rep. Dennis Lake Blackfoot 684-4863 684-4863 dlake@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Jim Marriott Rep. Jim Marriott Blackfoot 684-4863 684-4863 jmarriott@house.idaho.gov
Sen. John Andreason Sen. John Andreason Boise 322-8558 322-8558 jandreas@senate.idaho.gov
Rep Clifford Bayer Rep. Clifford Bayer Boise 362-5058 362-5058 cbayer@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Max C. Black Rep. Max Black Boise 375-2635 375-2635 mblack@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Les Bock Rep. Les Bock Boise 345-6876 lbock@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Mike Burkett Sen. Mike Burkett Boise 344-2424 344-2424 mburkett@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Sue Chew Rep. Sue Chew Boise 344-0098 344-0098 schew@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Branden Durst Rep. Branden Durst Boise 344-0202 344-0202 bdurst@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Margaret Henbest Rep. Margaret Henbest Boise 853-5423 853-5423 mhenbest@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Kate Kelly Sen. Kate Kelley Boise 850-7217 850-7217 kkelly@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Bill Killen Rep. Bill Killen Boise 345-2956 345-2956 bkillen@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Phylis King Rep. Phylis King Boise 344-0202 344-0202 pking@house.idaho.gov
Sen. David Langhorst Sen. David Langhorst Boise 853-0307 853-0307 dlanghor@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Nicole LeFavour Rep. Nicole LeFavour Boise 724-0468 724-0468 nlefavou@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Lynn M. Luker Rep. Lynn Luker Boise 343-0022 375-8254 lluker@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Curt McKenzie Sen. Curt McKenzie Boise 344-4379 468-1027 cmckenzi@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Anne Pasley-Stuart Rep. Anne Pasley-Stuart Boise 424-0440 aps@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Elliot Werk Sen. Elliot Werk Boise 658-0388 ewerk@senate.idaho.gov
Sen. Tom Gannon Sen. Tom Gannon Buhl 543-2330 tgannon@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Fred Wood Rep. Fred Wood Burley 678-2370 678-2370 fwood@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Darrell Bolz Rep. Darrell Bolz Caldwell 454-1334 454-1334 dbolz@house.idaho.gov
Sen. John McGee Sen. John McGee Caldwell 455-3950 459-8404 jmcgee@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Robert Ring Rep. Robert Ring Caldwell 459-8079 459-8079 bring@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Lee Heinrich Sen. Lee Heinrich Cascade 382-3244 382-3244 lheinrich@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Lenore Hardy Barrett Rep. Lenore Hardy Barrett Challis 879-2797 lbarrett@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Joyce M. Broadsword Sen. Joyce Broadsword Cocolalla 263-3250 263-7735 jbroadsw@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Marge Chadderdon Rep. Marge Chadderdon Coeur d'Alene 769-9309 769-9309 mchadder@house.idaho.gov
Sen. John W. Goedde Sen. John Goedde Coeur d'Alene 664-9223 660-7663 jgoedde@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Bob Nonini Rep. Bob Nonini Coeur d'Alene 667-5762 765-1904 bnonini@house.idaho.gov
Rep. George C. Sayler Rep. George Sayler Coeur d'Alene 664-2787 664-2787 gsayler@house.state.id.us
Sen. Denton Darrington Sen. Denton Darrington Declo 654-2712 ddarring@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Ken A. Roberts Rep. Ken Roberts Donnelly 325-8351 325-8351 kroberts@house.idaho.gov
Rep. George E. Eskridge Rep. George Eskridge Dover 265-0123 265-0123 geskridg@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Stan Bastian Sen. Stan Bastian Eagle 468-7820 939-8272 sbastian@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Raul Labrador Rep. Raul Labrador Eagle 465-9988 938-1286 rlabrador@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Carlos Bilbao Rep. Carlos Bilbao Emmett 284-0539 365-9438 cbilbao@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Brad Little Sen. Brad Little Emmett 365-4611 365-6566 blittle@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Steven P. Thayn Rep. Steven Thayn Emmett 365-6614 365-6614 sthayn@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Larry Bradford Rep. Larry Bradford Franklin 646-2409 646-2409 lbradfor@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Richard Wills Rep. Richard Wills Glenns Ferry 484-0403 366-7408 rwills@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Donna Pence Rep. Donna Pence Gooding 934-5302 934-5302 dpence@house.,idaho.gov
Rep. Jim Clark Rep. Jim Clark Hayden Lake 772-5992 772-5992 jclark@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Michael Jorgenson Sen. Michael Jorgenson Hayden Lake 762-7784 762-4514 mnjorgen@senate.idaho.gov
Sen. Patti Anne Lodge Sen. Patti Anne Lodge Huston 459-7158 459-7158 palodge@senate.idaho.gov
Sen. Bart Davis Sen. Bart Davis Idaho Falls 522-8100 529-4993 bmdavis@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Russ Mathews Rep. Russ Mathews Idaho Falls 206-0860 rmathews@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Janice McGeachin Rep. Janice McGeachin Idaho Falls 523-1718 524-5521 jmcgeach@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Dean Mortimer Rep. Dean Mortimer Idaho Falls 524-9000 524-6377 dmortimer@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Mel Richardson Sen. Mel Richardson Idaho Falls 522-0772 522-0772 mrichard@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Jerry Shively Rep. Jerry Shively Idaho Falls 522-4774 522-4774 jshively@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Thomas F. Loertscher Rep. Thomas Loertscher Iona 523-7796 tloertsc@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Maxine Bell Rep. Maxine Bell Jerome 324-4296 mbell@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Wendy Jaquet Rep. Wendy Jaquet Ketchum 726-3100 wjaquet@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Clint Stennett Sen. Clint Stennett Ketchum 788-4504 726-8106 stennett@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Ken Andrus Rep. Ken Andrus Lava Hot Springs 776-5380 kandrus@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Liz Chavez Rep. Liz Chavez Lewiston 746-1169 746-1169 lchavez@house.idaho.gov
Rep. John Rusche Rep. John Rusche Lewiston 743-1339 743-1339 jrusche@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Joe Stegner Sen. Joe Stegner Lewiston 743-3032 743-3032 jstegner@senate.idaho.gov
Sen. Russell Fulcher Sen. Russell Fulcher Meridian 332-1340 rfulcher@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Marv Hagedorn Rep. Marv Hagedorn Meridian 867-5643 867-5643 mhagedon@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Shirley McKague Sen. Shirley McKague Meridian 888-2842 smckague@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Mark Snodgrass Rep. Mark Snodgrass Meridian 861-0728 887-4939 msnodgra@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Lawrence Denney Rep. Lawrence Denney Midvale 355-2374 355-2374 ldenney@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Shirley G. Ringo Rep. Shirley Ringo Moscow 301-2272 883-1005 sringo@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Gary J. Schroeder Sen. Gary Schroeder Moscow 882-0601 882-9092 gschroed@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Tom Trail Rep. Tom Trail Moscow 882-6077 882-6077 ttrail@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Tim Corder Sen. Tom Corder Mountain Home 599-0427 587-8562 tcorder@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Pete Nielsen Rep. Pete Nielsen Mountain Home 832-4382 832-4382 pnielsen@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Gary E. Collins Rep. Gary Collins Nampa 466-4787 466-5460 gcollins@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Brent Crane Rep. Brent Crane Nampa 466-0613 bcrane@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Steve Kren Rep. Steve Kren Nampa 461-5900 461-5900 skren@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Robert E. Schaefer Rep. Robert Schaefer Nampa 466-3636 466-3636 rschaefe@house.idaho.gov
Rep. John Vander Woude Rep. John Vander Woude Nampa 407-1587 888-4210 jwoude@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Monty J. Pearce Sen. Monty Pearce New Plymouth 278-5408 278-5408 mpearce@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Scott Bedke Rep. Scott Bedke Oakley 862-3619 sbedke@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Diane Bilyeu Sen. Diane Bilyeu Pocatello 237-3158 dbilyeu@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Donna Boe Rep. Donna Boe Pocatello 233-5651 dboe@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Dick Sagness Sen. Dick Sagness Pocatello dsagness@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. James Ruchti Rep. James Ruchti Pocatello 235-1145 233-6619 jruchti@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Elaine Smith Rep. Elaine Smith Pocatello 232-3563 esmith@house.idaho.gov
Sen. James C. Hammond Sen. James Hammond Post Falls 773-5748 773-5748 jhammond@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Frank N. Henderson Rep. Frank Henderson Post Falls 773-2269 773-2269 fhenders@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Eric Anderson Rep. Eric Anderson Priest Lake 265-6316 265-6316 eanderso@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Brent Hill Sen. Brent Hill Rexburg 356-3677 356-7495 bhill@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Dell Raybould Rep. Dell Raybould Rexburg 356-6837 drayboul@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Mack Shirley Rep. Mack Shirley Rexburg 313-0759 356-3831 mshirley@house.idaho.gov
Rep. JoAn E. Wood Rep. JoAn Wood Rigby 745-7846 745-7846 jawood@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Paul E. Shepherd Rep. Paul Shepherd Riggins 628-3563 628-3695 pshepher@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Bert Brackett Rep. Bert Brackett Rogerson 857-2217 bbracket@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Dean Cameron Sen. Dean Cameron Rupert 436-4424 436-5624 dcameron@senate.state.id.us
Rep. John Stevenson Rep. John (Bert) Stevenson Rupert 532-4105 532-4524 jstevens@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Shawn Keough Sen. Shawn Keough Sandpoint 263-1839 263-1839 skeough@senate.idaho.gov
Sen. Robert Geddes Sen. Robert Geddes Soda Springs 547-2423 547-2423 rlgeddes@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. R. J. Harwood Rep. R. J. Harwood St. Maries 245-4446 245-4446 dharwood@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Mike Moyle Rep. Mike Moyle Star 286-7842 286-7842 mmoyle@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Jeff Siddoway Sen. Jeff Siddoway Terreton 663-4585 jsiddoway@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Sharon Block Rep. Sharon Block Twin Falls 734-6360 734-6360 sblock@house.idaho.gov
Sen. Charles Coiner Sen. Charles Coiner Twin Falls 734-1675 731-4015 ccoineer@senate.idaho.gov
Rep. Jim Patrick Rep. Jim Patrick Twin Falls 733-6897 733-6897 jpatrick@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Leon Smith Rep. Leon Smith Twin Falls 736-2006 733-0843 lsmith@house.idaho.gov
Rep. Mary Lou Shepherd Rep. Mary Lou Shepherd Wallace 682-4771 682-4771 mshepher@house.idaho.gov
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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| THE FLORIDA MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION ASSOCIATION |
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THE FLORIDA MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION ASSOCIATION
CONTACT: Miriam Goodspeed
727-787-1464
keespeed@aol.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Florida actor JAMES BEST will receive the Florida Motion Picture and Television Association's Lifetime Achievement Award at the association's 19th Annual Crystal Reel Awards Gala on August 23 at Plant City's Red Rose Inn & Suites.
Best was born in Kentucky and grew up in Indiana. While he is widely known for his portrayal of Roscoe P. Coltrane in the long running "Dukes of Hazzard" television series, he's been acting professionally since he was cast in a European tour of "My Sister Eileen" immediately after World War II. The play was produced and directed by Arthur Penn who would later go on to direct Best in "Left Handed Gun" with Paul Newman. At the end of the tour, Best returned to New York for further stage work.
Since then, he has appeared in hundreds of films, television and stage productions.
His first "credited" film was 1950's "laceName w:st="on">ComanchelaceName> laceType w:st="on">TerritorylaceType>" in which he played "Sam." His film credits also include, five films with Jimmy Stewart; "The Caine Mutiny", with Humphrey Bogart; five westerns with Audie Murphy; "Ride Lonesome" with Randolph Scott; "Firecreek" with Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart; and Norman Mailer's classic, "The Naked and the Dead", "Three on a Couch" with Jerry Lewis; Sammy Fuller's classic "Shock Corridor" and "Verboten", "Cimarron Kid", "First to Fight", "Seminole" with Rock Hudson and Anthony Quinn: multiple Academy Award nominee "Sounder" and three films with Burt Reynolds, including "Gator" on which he served as Associate Producer and script writer. Also, "The End" which he also helped write and he directed while Reynolds was on camera, and "Hooper" in which he co-starred and did the re-writes on the script.
He and his wife Dorothy moved to Florida in 1987, and he taught on campus at the laceType w:st="on">UniversitylaceType> of laceName w:st="on">Central FloridalaceName>. He was also appointed to the Advisory Council for the Motion Picture, Television, and Recording Industry of Florida He picked up his own Crystal Reel award in 1992 for Best Actor in a Dramatic Series, for an episode of "In the Heat of the Night" with Carroll O'Connor.
The Crystal Reel Awards annually recognizes Florida films and filmmakers at a dinner and awards program. This year's event will be emceed by Tampa area writer and television personality Bill Murphy.
For details and reservations, contact chairman Jerry Alan at 813-334-1535.
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Friday, November 02, 2007
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| How To Start An Acting Career If You Live In A Small Town: 17 Things You Can Do Today |
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One question I'm often asked is about how to start an acting career. My own personal experience coupled with what I got out of a recent conversation with best selling author Brian O'Neil (Acting As A Business: Strategies For Success), allowed me to produce this list of things you can do to facilitate your acting career start.
Some of the questions I entertain come from young people who are frustrated by the fact that they live in a small town and can't seem to find any opportunities to act in their area.
Whether that is your case or not, if you are looking to start an acting career you should find the following list helpful.
1. Look up casting offices in your area.
2. Look up talent agencies in your area.
3. Check your Regional Theatre Directory for their policy on auditioning and for information about local and upcoming projects.
4. Universities with film departments: Film students are required to produce a certain number of film projects each year and for those projects they are always looking for actors!
5. Find advertising agencies that have clients who shoot on-camera commercials and commercial print ads.
6. See if there is a SAG, AFTRA or Equity office in your area and see if they have a list of reputable talent agents in the area.
7 . Through your local courthouse or cultural affairs office, look up your regional theatre directory.
8. Check the arts & culture section of your local newspaper for theatres, shows, plays and events in your area. Take note of the venues where they take place and contact them for the information you desire.
9. Contact local photographers to see if they have contacts for ad agencies, other actors, casting directors, agencies. Agencies and Casting directors often refer actors to certain headshot photographers.
10. Look up you state's film commission. Usually state film commissions have a list of upcoming film projects to be shot in that state.
11. See if there are any special editions of magazines and/or newspapers that have to do with theatre, film or acting in your area.
12. Pick up a copy of the Hollywood Reporter. Sometimes you will find a list of film projects that will be shot in different areas of the country.
13. Try to find a list of Equity and Non-Equity theatres in your area. Go there and they should be able to give you a wealth of information about where you can go to get started, teachers, schools, etc.
14. Look up acting schools, acting teachers and acting coaches in your area.
15. Look up casting offices that cast for extras, even if they are in a big city like New York or L.A. and sign up with them. Make sure they have your headshot and résumé and cover letter. But tell them where you are and where you live. If you are not in the big cities where lots of film and extra work is being shot, you'll want to tell them to call you when there is work to be had in an area you can easily get to.
16. Remember that when building your résumé, the more theatre work you have on your résumé from reputable theatres, the more attention you will get from casting directors and agents.
17. Lastly, you could also go and take classes with casting directors or agents if you can find them. That is a great opportunity not only to meet casting directors and agents, but also to spend time them.
Good luck!
Anthony Smith left a successful corporate career as a senior manager in Nike and Levi's after 15 years to follow his dream of becoming an entrepreneur, writer, motivational speaker and actor. While enjoying success in his "new" life, Anthony shares his business insight and acting experience with young actors. Aside from acting work, he has created http://www.actingcareerstartup.com and his first book, Acting Career Start-Up: Four Key Factors For Success will*** the U.S. market in April 2007.
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| Choosing A Headshot Photographer: 10 Things To Look For |
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1. Search out headshot photographers in your city or in the city you want to have them taken in.
Look at the different websites and look over the pictures.
When looking at photographers' pictures, take note of the following:
The quality of the pictures:
1. Lighting
2. Quality of the printing (if you see hard copies)
3. Expressions on the faces of the actors
4. Does the photographer have everyone pose in the same way or do you see individualism expressed with each actor?
5. Are the women photographed all in a certain way?
6. Are the men photographed all in a certain way?
7. Are the poses of the actors appropriate?
8. Ask yourself the question, "If I were a casting director looking at these photos, would I call these people in?"
9. Another question to ask yourself, especially if you see some photos that just aren't of very good quality and/or with poor lighting and poor expressions: "Why does this photographer have these photos on his website? Are they the best actor headshots that he/she has to show off to prospective clients?"
10. Do you like the photographer's style?
If a photographer doesn't have a website, that's not a good sign, that he/she is reputable. Today in 2007 a website is the way to showcase yourself in this business. If a photographer doesn't have one, then that should raise a flag as to his/her credibility in this business. It doesn't mean they are not good, but let it be a first alarm that you park in your mind until you move on and see his/her work.
Anthony Smith left a successful corporate career as a senior manager in Nike and Levi's after 15 years to follow his dream of becoming an entrepreneur, writer, motivational speaker and actor. While enjoying success in his "new" life, Anthony shares his business insight and acting experience with young actors. Aside from acting work, he has created http://www.actingcareerstartup.com and his first book, Acting Career Start-Up: Four Key Factors For Success will hit the U.S. market in April 2007.
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Sunday, October 21, 2007
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| Chicago, Illinois- Extras Needed for Spielbieg’s New Film "Eagle Eye" |
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I am casting extras for the Dreamworks feature "Eagle Eye" starring Shia LaBouf, Billy Bob Thornton and Rosario Dawson. The film is being produced by Steven Spielberg.
Shooting starts around Nov. 6 th and continues until Nov. 16 th .
We will need a lot of extras for all days. The majority of the filming will take place in downtown Chicago . Extras will be paid $65/8hr with time and a half for over 8hrs.
If you would like to work on this film, please via e-mail with the following: phone number, age, ht., wt., your sizes, make/model/year/color of you car and attach a recent picture.
You should also mail in a hardcopy of the above information including your e-mail address
Once we receive your information, we will be contacting people about availability and days that they can work.
Casting calls and auditions have been moved to the EFM Forums. www.extrasformovies.com/forum for submission details and email your submission now.
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VIEW AUDITION INFORMATION UNTIL YOU LOGIN AND CREATE A PASSWORD IN THE EFM FORUM. Submit now, it is FREE
Submission deadline: November 2007
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Friday, October 19, 2007
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| Seeting Talent age 12 to 19 years old Nationwide Search |
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EFM has teamed up with a very established, Personal Manager in Los Angeles who has placed young and adult actors on many major TV series and in films.
EFM is now accepting submissions from interested parents who want to see if their kids have what he is looking for.
. We are looking for either fresh-faced, great-looking people (model looks, but not tall for age) or very geeky, even chubby/heavyset, with voice qualities that much the physical look.
. We are also seeking Middle Eastern types with no accent.
. We are looking for talent who has the look the charisma, personality and the voice quality to match.
NOTE: Heavy accents, whether it's foreign or Southern, don't work.....the ability to spend at least three months at a time in L.A. is also necessary.
In order to submit for this, please follow instructions exactly as outlined below:
1- Log on to the EFM forum and in the new forum titled Seeking 12-19 year old talent in Hollywood and follow instructions as detailed. If you do not follow instructions, your submission will BE DELETED
2- You must submit (1) photo head and shoulder shot -(NOTE: DO NOT submit pictures that are blurry, be sure to have a clear head and shoulder shot and do not have the house in your picture or anyone else in the photo.)
Please read our tips on how to take an acceptable photo for submission posts here in the EFM Forum. Unacceptable photos will be deleted. If you have a web page on EFM or elsewhere, please submit that link in your email as well. BUT you must still include (1) photo in your email as well as resume or detail projects you may have done in the past.
3- You must include with your photo a resume if you have one, why your son or daughter or you have what it takes to be on television and if you are interested in having a personal manager. NOTE: you must fit the description of the types we are seeking (No exceptions)
4- In your email submission, (YOU MUST put in the subject line of your email "Talent in Hollywood Wanted")
5-Include your first and last name, email address and contact telephone number.
6-Be professional in your email submission, and follow all instructions exactly or your email submission WILL BE DELETED. NOTE: we WILL NOT take submissions for anyone under the age of 18. All submissions must be from the parents of ANYONE under the age of 18. (No exceptions!)
7- Send your submission to: auditions@extrasformovies.com
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
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| Open Casting Call in Washington, DC for Television PSA’S |
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Description: Open Casting Calls will take place on Friday, 10/12 and Monday 10/14.
We have three different PSA scripts that will be shot on 10/18 and 10/19. (You must be available one of these days) These videomatics will be going through focus group testing, and eventually one spot will be produced and shot mid November. (The videomatics will not be aired on TV.) However if your spot is chosen by the client, you will have a chance to ultimately be hired for the final spot. I should point out that at this time, we are only able to provide $50 for your trouble and travel expenses.
These scripts highlight the importance of managing credit and financial responsibility for military service members. They are part of a broader Military Financial Education Campaign run by FINRA. Please call me for more information. The target audience of this PSA is mid-to-late 20's military service members and their families.
We are looking for men that would fit a military profile, so please no long hair gentlemen. Please call me to set up a time to set up a casting time. Please bring a head shot and resume.
Talent Type: Script 1: Score 4 total (2 sets of couples) all mid 20s age group 1 African American woman 1 African American man 1 Latina (woman) 1 Latino (man) Script 2: "Money matters" 7 total (2 sets of couples and 3 guys) 1 Caucasian woman, early 20s 2 Caucasian men, early 20s 2 African American man, mid 20s and late 20s 1 Hispanic man, mid 20s 1 African American woman, mid-late 20s Script 3: "Purple" 3 total (friends) 1 African American woman, early-mid 20s 1 Caucasian man, mid 20s 1 Omni-ethnic man, early 20
Comments: Casting calls on 10/12 and 10/14. Shoot dates: 10/18 and 10/19.
Casting calls and auditions have been moved to the EFM Forums. http://www.www.extrasformovies.com/forum for submission details and email your submission now.
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VIEW AUDITION INFORMATION UNTIL YOU LOGIN AND CREATE A PASSWORD IN THE EFM FORUM. Submit now, it is FREE
Submission deadline: November 2007
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Tuesday, October 09, 2007
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| Casting actress in Nevada for Film - Where Horses Go - The Jill & Tony Curtis Story |
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Description: - WHERE HORSES GO: The Jill & Tony Curtis Story (1x 52)
- Shooting Format: HDV - Director: Ian Ayres
- Shooting Schedule : 1st-14th October, 2007 (shooting currently taking place)
- Total Production Budget: 160,000 US$
- Shooting Locations: Washington (DC), Henderson & Las Vegas (Nevada), Cedar City (Utah) & Burbank (California)
WHERE HORSES GO: The Jill & Tony Curtis Story - is a profile of Jill & Tony Curtis and their commitment to saving American horses from the cruelty of slaughter the dirty little secret of the horse world. In creating the Shiloh horse sanctuary in the Nevada desert in 2003, Jill chose, not only to reject the all too facile existence of a trophy wife, but also gave her life true purpose and meaning and found complete personal fulfilment in the process. Today, three years after setting up their horse refuge, Jill and Tony have rescued and rehabilitated almost 400 horses offering them out for adoption to good homes
Casting for a : Female between 18 and 25 to act as a fan coming to Shiloh to meet Tony Curtis and ends up becoming a volunteer for a day looking after the horses at Shiloh
- N of Days shooting: 1 day Thursday, October 11th, all day - Remuneration: Expenses only and credit
-Preferred: Genuine Tony Curtis fan and must like animals
Comments: Please send a headshot by e-mail together with a few lines about yourself ASAP TO PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
Casting calls and auditions have been moved to the EFM Forums. www.extrasformovies.com/forum for submission details. Simply logon and register and select casting calls and auditons in Nevada and email your submission now.
Submission deadline: October 2007
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007
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| HORROR MOVIE **** Shooting & Auditions **** NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!! |
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Homegrown Horror -
Sacramento, San Francisco, Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, Baltimore, Detroit
CA, FL, MD, MI
Rodrigo's Revenge HORROR MOVIE—Homegrown Horror
Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, Sacramento, San Francisco, Baltimore, Detroit
RODRIGO'S REVENGE
1. the world's first no budget horror movie, will be shooting soon here in the cities above.
While the cast and crew is in town, there will also be (fun, very low pressure) auditions for RODRIGO'S REVENGE
2. We will be casting actors, actresses, models, and anyone who ever wanted to be in a horror movie. Ages 18+ only. Other than that, all other ages, shapes, sizes, colors, creeds, skill levels, etc. are welcome.
No experience necessary.
General info. is on the website. Dates/times will be emailed after you sign up.
Our creedo is, just sign up and show up. In order to get contacted for an audition, you MUST fill out the brief application at the website: http://www.RodrigosRevenge.com
CA, FL, MD, MI (our policy with this zero budget production is travel at your own expense to the cities shown)
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Friday, August 24, 2007
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| How To Convince Your Parents To Support Your Wanting To Become An Actress |
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Not long ago, a young girl told me that she was having a difficult time convincing her parents to support her wanting to become an actress.
This was my answer to her:
What do you think would really make your parents start to take you seriously and support you?
Do they know what actors do? REALLY? Do they know what it's like being an actor? Do they know what you really have to go through to become an actor?
Do YOU know the answers to those questions? Do you know what it's like and what the issues actors face, what it's like to work on set, what your chances are of just getting work, how hard you'll have to work, how much you will have to invest of your time and energy to study, to do mailings, to write cover letters, to submit yourself for auditions, to prepare for auditions, prepare your monologues, bone up on your cold reading skills, take specialization classes, travel, etc.
Do you know what the average earnings are of an actor these days? Do you know how many days on the average an actor works. Do you know why business skills are so important for the success of the average actor and do you have them? Do you know how to get an agent? Do you know what the main reason is that some actors get discovered? Are you aware of some of the scams that you need to watch out for? Do you know what it takes to become an actor and do you have what it takes?
That's a lot of questions I know and I asked them on purpose.
Why?
Because if you can start to answer all those questions, maybe you will be more convincing. I know you're young, but you have to get started sometime. Some teenagers have someone who is an adult and who supports them in their goals. If you don't, you can either keep butting heads with you're your parents or being afraid to approach the subject, or you can start to find out for yourself about this career path you want to embark on and show them that you are really serious.
In other words, the more information you have, the more informed you are about what you say you want, the more you can talk about it intelligently and demonstrate that you know what you are talking about, the greater your chances of being able to convince them to support you. If they have just as much information as you do, then you are on an equal playing field. They are your parents. They are bigger. They are older. They win! At least until you're out of the house or until they no longer foots your bills!
Is that the way you want it? No? Then get a move on and start doing your homework! :-)
Does doing your homework mean that you will get what you want in the end? Does it mean that you will be one hundred percent guaranteed to get their support? Not necessarily. Your parents are certainly taking into consideration your best interests. But even if you don't get them to support you, you will know a lot more than you do now about the profession you say you want to pursue.
Stay tuned for future articles and we will address the questions I mentioned above, one by one.
Good luck to you!!!
Anthony Smith left a successful corporate career as a senior manager in Nike and Levi's after 15 years to follow his dream of becoming an entrepreneur, writer, motivational speaker and actor. While enjoying success in his "new" life, Anthony shares his business insight and acting experience with young actors. Aside from acting work, he has created http://www.actingcareerstartup.com and his first book, Acting Career Start-Up: Four Key Factors For Success will hit the U.S. market in April 2007.
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Thursday, August 23, 2007
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| Jackson, NJ - SIX FLAGS FRIGHT FEST, JOIN THE BOO CREW! |
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SIX FLAGS FRIGHT FEST, JOIN THE BOO CREW!
Looking for actors, haunted performers, technicians, and the most ghastly ghouls we can find to help create our delightfully dreadful Six Flags Fright Fest event.
Auditions will be held on: Saturday, August 25, 12-4pm (Dancing Auditions, 4-6pm) Sunday, August 26, 12-4pm Saturday, September 1, 12-4pm Saturday, September 8, 12-4pm Auditions after September 8 will be held by appointment.
Were also looking for friendly, outgoing people to work in Rides, Food Services, Park Services, Retail, Games and more.
Talent Type: actors, specialty acts, dancers
Comments: For more information on auditions, location and contact information, log on to the efm Forums.
www.extrasformovies.com/forum
Expires October 2007
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Friday, August 10, 2007
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| Auditions in Richmond, Virginia Actors and Extras Needed |
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Taming Jessica Lang (DV) - Now In Production / DRAMA - The World is a crazy place, but so is Jessica.
Her life was a normal life; her mother and father did their best, to give her everything she wanted in life. They never complained because of the cost of her mental issues, she is their child after all.
Even the cost of replacing the pets she killed was okay. It's a part of growing up, her father always said. It's now time for Ethan, to fix what her parents did not. He now has the job of, Taming Jessica Lang.
Talent Type:
Supporting Actor Roles: 25 - 35, ready to start
Supporting Actress Roles: 20 - 30, ready to start, some roles have romance, live in or near to Richmond, VA (MD, Northern VA)
Extras needed, no experience is necessary.
will pay gas for filming, only.
Expires: September 2007
Log on to EFM forums for submission details
www.extrasformovies.com/forum
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Wednesday, August 08, 2007
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| Spammers and Scammers Don’t Give a Dammers |
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EFM receives thousands of emails everyday. We see just about everything including all the spam and virus attacks being sent out via email. You need to be on the defensive, and remember that there are thousands of people from all over the world thinking up new ways to annoy, terrorize and steal.
Frankly we are sick of it but because of the large amount of people contacting us and the high profile of EFM our spam filters are not 100% effective for us. The filters loose important emails from real users trying to contact us for information, casting calls and so forth. This requires us to go through our spam and junk emails every day to pick out missed communication. So we have decided to fight this scourge.
Spammers and people who send out viruses are worldwide and constantly coming up new and innovative ways to fool us in order to crash our computers, sell us needless products and try to elicit ways to steal our money through Bank and Paypal scams.
EFM has collected spam emails and we have decided to publish and unveil these crooks, so in the future we will post the scams and spams as they arrive in a effort to help you protect yourself from these people bent on destruction and annoyance.
Scams:
VIRUS- There are emails coming in that have .pdf files attached to them, the pdfs are titled all sorts of subjects from invoice, income_report, company-events and even some with your name. Don't be lured onto opening them. If you do not know the sender and you are not expecting anything then delete it. Another test is to check the email address it is coming from. Not the displayed email address but the actual email address that is hidden initially when receiving an email.
VIRUS - There are virus emails going around that say your family member, school-mate, neighbor, is sending you an ecard. To view your card, you have to click on a link that takes you to a web site with an embedded virus. Delete them. They use displayed email addresses that appear to be form hallmark or antiquepostcards and just about everything you can imagine, but again, this is only the displayed email address, not the real email address it is coming form. In almost ALL CASES these email address are not real, if you try to send to them you will receive a unable to deliver email back.
Theft of your money scam - There are hundreds of bank emails purporting to need your information or login because they are changing the website, taking a survey or blocking your use of the bank web site, this is a SCAM to get sensitive information in order to steal your money. Delete them and in doubt, do not clink on the links, call your bank personally and ask them questions.
Your bank will NEVER send you an email asking you for sensitive information. Note: These scams are pretty good, they create a web site home that mirrors your real banks web site to get you to put in your user name and password, pin number, account number and so on.. The web site is a mirror duplicate of your banks web site, but do NOT be fooled. Never click on the links and always call your bank before you provide any information to anyone.
Paypal theft scam - thousands of emails are circulating our inbox with paypal notices, from your account has been blocked to you sent money to some unknown person to an unauthorized email address has been added to your account. These people are trying to steal your money. Do not fall for it. If in doubt call or visit the real paypal website to check.
Spammers:
There are hundreds of emails coming in that offer drugs and pharmacy items. These are spammers trying to sell you drugs at discounted prices. Some of these drugs are tainted and sold by shady companies. Do not buy from them.
Viagra and sexual stimulants emails are sent out by the thousands in hopes that they will get even a small percentage buying their products. Obviously there are a number of people that do buy and or visit the web site. If they did not the spammers would not go to so much trouble to send out millions of emails.
Spammers by the droves are sending out emails to buy stocks, again if people deleted these emails the companies would eventually stop their harassment because no one would respond.
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It is of our opinion that what will happen in the future as a result of all this junk email and scamming is that it will cost us money to send out emails. This is of course is outrageous and we the public will suffer because of others abusing the system. The resulting charge will be used to to make the process for spammers and scammers expensive and less likely to bombard us with useless emails.
Help stop spammers and scammers by learning to identify and delete their emails.
Do not become a victim - help fight this creeps and perps..
Do not buy from emails that are spamming you and never open any attachment from anyone that you do not know.
Do not click on links that take you to unfamiliar web sites. Web pages can have embedded viruses then will infect your computer. And be SURE to install a good virus program. Even with a good virus program, practice not opening any attachments or going to unfamiliar web sites to keep your computer safe and secure.
Here is a great web site to get a terrific and free virus program. It scans your email for viruses and checks your system.
They offer FREE basic protection. But be advised that is does not filter all viruses such as attachments including this new virus we see that we are seeing where a .pdf files is attached
http://free.grisoft.com/
If anyone else knows of a scam or virus circulating, let us everyone know. If we stick together we can help combat theft and the damage of our computers
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Monday, August 06, 2007
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| Huntington Beach, California - Seeking African American Youth and Adult Actors for Indie Film Short |
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Casting Now..
SAM, 13, an African American, lanky teen with soft, supple skin wears cut off (at the knee) blue jeans and mutilated Converse. A beautiful tomboy.
JEREMY, 14, a small African American male, complacent and invincible, wears clothes at least two sizes too big.
ALEXUS, 29, African American, is egotistic from long years of young, unwanted mothering.
DESHAWN, 30, African American, sits primordial in thought and flaunts his strong physique, displaying his chest through his shirt.
This is a short film. A one day shoot. This film intends to go to festivals.
Talent Type: Orange county, L.A. California. No transportation.
Comments: Submit resume and heatshot - Only African American talent need apply.
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Submission deadline: September 2007
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Sunday, August 05, 2007
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| ATLANTA, GEORGIA - Casting 7yr old actress - adult actors and lots of extras for feature film |
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Note: This is a SAG signatory project and compensation will be provided per SAG guidelines.
Only serious actors PLEASE. Were looking for actors with unique talent and presence, not just good acting ability or a pretty face. We are looking for actors that can deliver a MEMORABLE performance even if they only have a single line of dialogue.
This will be very important for most of these roles.
Auditions will be held in Atlanta, GA on August 25 and 26, 2007 from 10:00 am 8:00 pm at a location to be communicated at a later date.
Please be prepared to deliver a monologue if requested.
Synopsis - A dying single mother of a young child is faced with finding someone to raise her blind daughter after her death.
Talent Type:
Seeking EXTREMELY TALENTED actors for the following roles:
Caucasian female (lead) - Early-mid 30s, some college education, mother of a 7-year old girl, gentle, fun-loving, lives in the country land of South Georgia
Caucasian female - 7-8 years old, hazel eyes (preferably), caring, outgoing personality, blind, daughter of lead actor
Caucasian female - 35-45, country girl, speaks old western and deep south dialect, witty, large frame or stocky build (overweight preferred),
God fearing Caucasian male - 40ish, love interest of Caucasian lead, average looking, inviting smile.
Charming Asian or Hispanic female (supporting role) - early 40s, extremely wise, gentle, soft spoken, attractive African-American female (lead) - early-mid 30s, attorney, extremely gorgeous, controlling personality, selfish
African-American female - mother of lead African-American female, mid-late 50s, extremely gorgeous, kind, loving
African-American male - mid-50s, father of lead African-American female, handsome, slightly overbearing personality, strong individual
African-American male 35-40ish, love interest of African-American lead, handsome, attorney, clean cut appearance
African-American female 30ish, office assistant to female lawyer
Caucasian female 20-25ish, former office assistant to female lawyer
Hispanic male 25-35ish, gay restaurant waiter African-American male 35-45ish, homeless man
EXTRAS of all ages and nationalities are needed. If you are only interested in being an extra, there is no need to audition.
Please submit your headshot and resume. If we have a role for you, we will notify you at least 3-4 days prior to principal photography.
Comments: Please email your resume and headshot.
Please identify the role you are interested in auditioning for.
We will notify you via email of the location of the casting call. Note: This is a SAG signatory project and compensation will be provided per SAG guidelines.
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Friday, August 03, 2007
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| State of West Virginia, Marshall University applaud release |
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With this week's announcement of the Sept. 18, 2007 release date for the DVD of "We Are Marshall" from Warner Home Video, West Virginians will see the state and Marshall University receive attention for the story about one of the most tragic events and spirited recoveries in college sports history. With featurettes about the state of West Virginia and Marshall University, Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures have provided the state with a unique opportunity to share good news about the university, economic development and travel in the Mountain State.
The single-disc DVD release comes nine months after the film opened in theaters across the country and will renew interest in the story of the way a university and a community grew after the November 1970 Marshall University football team, coaching staff and supporters died as the plane they were in attempted to land at Huntington's Tri-State Airport.
"The movie is not just about our loss, but about our strength and our ability to survive and grow from such a heart-wrenching experience," said Gov. Joe Manchin. "As governor, I am pleased that the state, the city of Huntington and Marshall University were able to be an integral part of the production and introduction of the film."
Marshall University President Stephen J. Kopp said, "The upcoming release of the 'We Are Marshall' movie on DVD signals the next chapter in what has been an amazing experience for the Marshall community. Through the making of this inspirational film, people from across the United States have gained a greater awareness and affinity for Marshall University, the Huntington community and the State of West Virginia.
"We are already seeing this impact expressed through increased interest in our university, especially from prospective students and their families," Kopp continued. "We appreciate the creativity, hard work and commitment of McG, the film's director, and all of the talented people at Warner Bros. who succeed in telling our story, which has a timeless message, in a meaningful and compassionate manner."
The five-minute West Virginia featurette is made all the more special because it is narrated on camera by the three lead actors of "We Are Marshall" and because it is an auto play feature, which means it is the first thing viewers will see when the DVD begins playing. Matthew McConaughey, Matthew Fox and Oscar-nominee David Strathairn share their enthusiasm for the state with Gov. Manchin.
The DVD also includes "Marshall Today," a comprehensive look at the University since the events that are portrayed in the movie. The segment features well-known and highly successful Marshall alumni such as Bob Cosmai, former Hyundai America CEO; Verna K. Gibson, former President and CEO of the Limited Stores Division of The Limited Inc.; CNN correspondent Joe Johns; Broadway singer Mark McVey, Olympic silver medalist Lea Ann Parsley and New York Jets quarterback Chad Pennington. They reflect on how Marshall prepared them for life after college, and marvel at how the University has evolved since their time on campus.
The West Virginia Film Office along with Marshall University played important roles in the decision by Warner Bros. to film some of the most moving scenes in the film in Huntington, W. Va. Discussions between the state and the film company began in 2005 and filming took place in the spring of 2006. The historic Keith-Albee Theater in Huntington was the site of a gala hometown premier on Dec 12, with the national release on Dec. 22.
"We Are Marshall" will be available Sept. 18 on standard format in both widescreen and full frame formats and in HD DVD and Blu-ray versions.
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Thursday, August 02, 2007
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| Hollywood, California - Auditions for Indie Film |
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Casting Play Actors/Directors Actors For No-Budget Feature Searching for directors actors or play actors for a no-budget DV feature with minimalist crew.
Pay is negotiable but seeking volunteers. For those who have a passion for acting with the ability to memorize heavy dialogue; basically actors who can immerse themselves into their character.
CHARACTER: Tommy Buscavida GENDER: Male AGE: 22-28 ETHNICITY: Cuban; fair-skinned. PYSCHE: 58 to 511, slim. SKILLS/REQUIREMENTS: Have to look young enough to play the character in his late-teens for a flashback. Spanish is required. No accent. Heavy dialogue in long takes so memorization assets are of value. BACKGROUND: Spawned from a strict Catholic upbringing, Tommy has grown into an optimistic yet anger-ridden man set in his ways. As he reconciles with Misha Bravo, a family friend whom he has been enamored with since his teens, he is appalled by and thrust into her opposing mind-frame and philosophy. This cultural osmosis will have him questioning his beliefs and ignorant hostility.
CHARACTER: Misha Bravo GENDER: Female AGE: 20-26 ETHNICITY: Cuban; fair-skinned or dark-skinned or black. PYSCHE: 53 to 58, slim. SKILLS/REQUIREMENTS: Have to look young enough to play the character in her teens for a flashback. No Spanish required. Knowledge of 1977 punk culture a plus (i.e. Vivienne Westwood; music of NY from 1972-78). Heavy dialogue in long takes so memorization assets are of value. BACKGROUND: This sweet and independently-minded 'black sheep' of her family is living in her car, not only as a way to prove to her card-shark father that she is able to stand on her own two feet, but for the experience. A manic depressive/hopeless romantic punk rocker (whose closest ties are with a group of pop-culture obsessed absurdist misfits) she becomes the idol of Tommy Buscavida's temptation, a childhood friend she hasn't seen in X number of years. Stubborn and opinionated, but quiet only until questioned; she will revaluate the severed link between she and her blood-family.
Talent Type: Only surrounding areas accepted; no transportation provided.
Submission Deadline: August 2007
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
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| Biggest Reality Show Ever Holding Nationwide Auditions |
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Reality show personality Boston Rob Mariano & Hollywood casting director Tad Frank (Survivor, The Amazing Race) will be casting a new reality show called TONTINE.
They will be looking for competitive individuals to compete in the biggest reality show ever! The show will take place on 7 continents over 100 days and the winner will receive $10 MILLION!
Next Open Casting Calls is scheduled in Missouri July 25th
Log on to the EFM Forum for casting schedule and submission information.
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Sunday, July 22, 2007
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| Ohio - Auditions |
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Log Line: Unveiling the truth about a mother past, leads one man to discover a passion to love. FOR THE LOVE OF WOMEN tells the tale of an African American male Martice Johnson (26) who as a child witnesses mothers infidelity resulting in the murder suicide of his parents.
Martice haunted with reoccurring memories of his past; becomes his emotional crutch fearing that womens motives and their true intentions would re-manifest the perplexed state experienced by his father.
But, as fate would have it; love will find a way as he suddenly finds himself entangled within the aesthetic beauty of love interest Jasmine Taylor (25) The granddaughter of local community store owners Mr.& Mrs. Taylor. Martice must now become acclimated with his feelings as he ascertains his true desires to love, and between the balancing act of dealing with an over protective sibling, the vicarious behavior of two good friends coupled with a family friend abusive husbands accusations becomes an up hill battle he must now face; presenting an ominous situation that may cost him his life all for the love of a woman.
Talent Type: Cleveland, and all Ohio Cities
Comments: Casting Call July 17-Aug 15th.
LEAD MALE-MARTICE; AFRICAN AMERICAN, BALD, MUSCULAR BUILD, ATTRACTIVE WITH SOME FACIAL HAIR AND BODY INK OK. BETWEEN THE AGES OF 24-28, HEIGHT 6` 2`` AND ABOVE
SUPPORTING MALE- SHAWN; AFRICAN AMERICAN, MUSCULAR BUILD, ATTRACTIVE, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 23-26, HEIGHT 6` 2`` AND ABOVE.
SUPPORTING MALE- COREY; HISPANIC OR AFRICAN AMERICAN, MUSCULAR BUILD, PLAYBOY TYPE, ATTRACTIVE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 25-30 HEIGHT 6` 1`AND ABOVE
SUPPORTING MALE- JASON DAVIS; WHITE OR HISPANIC, ATHLETIC BUILD, PROFESSIONAL, LADIES MAN, and HEIGHT 6` 3 AND ABOVE.
LEAD FEMALE- JASMINE; HISPANIC OR AFICAN AMERICAN, VERY ATTRACTIVE, ATHELIC AND SHAPELY, HEIGHT 5`5 TO 5`9
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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| So You Say You Want To Be Discovered, Eh? |
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Here Is Some Advice For The Brand New Actor
It does happen that people get 'discovered'. How often does it happen? To answer that question. Here's another one. What are the chances of winning the lottery?
Getting discovered is like hitting the luck of the draw, so to speak.
On the other hand there is a saying I really like, which says:
"The more prepared I am, the more luck I seem to have."
That said, if you want to really be discovered, you have to position yourself to be discovered. You have to work hard to build a base. You have probably heard that it is a difficult profession to pursue and there is truth to that. If you have a method and a strong character, you can be successful. I have been in contact with young and older aspiring and new actors over the past few years and I was inspired to write a book for them.
Many successful people in different walks of life as well as successful actors have the following things in common or they do/have done them very well. It is my advice to you as well.
4 Key Areas
1. YOU: Get to know yourself better, your strengths, weaknesses, the opportunities you have, the resources you have at your disposal (and not just financial, but intellectual, skills, capabilities, talents, etc.), that are unique to you! Figure out what you want out of your life first (specifically). Figure out how acting fits into that. Then figure out what you want out of your acting career. (specifically) Doing these two things will help you save a lot of time, effort and maybe even money down the road.
2. YOUR ATTITUDE: Develop your creativity to invent ways for you to position yourself ahead of your competition and to find new ways to promote yourself. This is a biggie! Figure out what it is that motivates you and learn how to keep yourself motivated so that you can get done the things you need to get done and to help you deal with the rejection that you will inevitably encounter in this business. Figure out how to develop a strong sense of perseverance if you don't already have it. There is much to do and you MUST be motivated or you will have difficulty.
3. YOUR PLAN: Put together a solid plan that will ensure that you will get to where you want to go in your acting career and have a real chance at achieving the success you want and stick to it. Learn how to plan effectively.
4. YOUR BUSINESS: Find out what the business skills you need to run your business of being an actor. You are an actor. You are a company. And you are a business. You are the CEO of that business. You are/will be a free lance professional. You have a product and that product is you. You have to know how to market it, how to sell it and how to create value for those who 'invest' in you.
There are short cuts, but very often, if you skip one of those steps, in the long run, unless you are lucky, it will slow you down and it just might mean that you won't reach your goal at all.
So what could your next steps be?
1. Try to really understand what it means to be a working actor and start working on the things I mentioned above. Here are a couple of links to get you started, but I would advise you to get a lot of different perspectives of what successful and non-successful actors do in their daily activities.
2. And in the meantime, start taking acting classes. Study acting technique. Study. Study. And develop your SKILL. Without it, you won't go very far.
3.Start boning up on the business skills you will need to be successful at promoting yourself as an actor when the time comes. I have seen many a wonderful actor, not get much work for this very reason. Not always the best actor gets the work!
Just wanted to give you some food for thought.
There's a lot more where that came from. Stay tuned for future articles.
Good luck to you!!!
Anthony Smith left a successful corporate career as a senior manager in Nike and Levi's after 15 years to follow his dream of becoming an entrepreneur, writer, motivational speaker and actor. While enjoying success in his "new" life, Anthony shares his business insight and acting experience with young actors. Aside from acting work, he has created http://www.actingcareerstartup.com and his first book, Acting Career Start-Up: Four Key Factors For Success will hit the U.S. market in April 2007.
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Monday, July 09, 2007
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| Auditions in Los Angeles, California for Spanish Speaking Real People |
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Description: Looking to cast Spanish language Testimonials for Infomercial We are looking for a select group of people (22 to 55) as ideal but if you are younger please feel free to respond) to share their story of success or financial failure in America.
If you are selected you will be given the opportunity to share your story on national television.
We are currently casting for an infomercial and we are looking for Stories of 0-4 year Hispanic immigrants That cant save money or cant set financial goals for themselves.
They work hard but are unable to save the hard money that they have worked hard for. That have turned small but constant savings into big bucks on a short or medium amount of time. It is important to know what those savings were used for.
Parenting issues in which children have challenged parents in the areas of discipline. Parenting issues that describe the value of obtaining the proper tools for being better parents.
Prospective talent must be fluent in Spanish and must be able to enunciate clearly and speak properly.
Prospective talent needs to be believable. This is a low budget, non-union shoot..Compensation for time.
Please respond with: NAME - AGE -OCCUPATION- CONTACT INFO DESCRIPTION AND A RECENT PHOTO
Location: Hollywood Talent must sign release and W-9. Principals only.
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Tuesday, July 03, 2007
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| Filmaka's July Competition |
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Filmaka's aim is to encourage and inspire filmmakers (a.k.a. filmakas) from all around the globe with its upcoming July competition.
Our new theme is "Lost And Found". Following the incredible response to our first seven competitions, we are excited to see how filmakas explore this new challenge.
The deadline for all uploads is midnight (PST) 30th of July. Film entries must run between 1-3 minutes in length and can be in any language (English subtitles are encouraged).
Each month the top 15-20 filmakas win cash prizes and the chance show their filmmaking talent to our award-winning jury. We are honoured to have industry professionals such as Colin Firth, Werner Herzog, Neil LaBute, John Madden, Paul Shrader and Wim Wenders as part of our jury. They have been very impressed by the quality of the work they have judged thus far.
Our jury picks three winners every month. There are more prizes and all three are allowed to compete in our 'Filmaka of the Year' contest at the end of 2007, where one Director wins a feature film deal.
Entry is free to all students. Simply email us from a valid school/university email address at - collegeregistration@filmaka.com
Please visit http://www.filmaka.com for further information. If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to get in touch.
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