Things You'll Need:
- Computer
- Photos
- List of acting experience
- Internet
- Actors Access account
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Step 1
Upload a current headshot and bodyshot. Upload multiple photographs for on-line consideration. Select photographs that could match the general physical description of specific narrative archetypes. For example, a college coed, soccer mom, prankster, bully, seductress, young nurse, tough street thug and so on. Consider archetypes (characters) you would like to be considered for.
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Step 2
Build a resume to outline your training and experience. List all theater, film and television work to demonstrate the range and depth of your acting experience and ability.
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Step 3
Upload a reel or actor's slate. Pay $50 to upload a reel of your work. Compliment a strong resume with a video compilation of what you can do as an actor. Only include high quality video and limit duration to three to five minutes.
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Step 4
E-mail your official Actor's Access headshot and resume to casting directors. Use your tool box to e-mail your headshot and resume to casting directors. The email will invite the user to review your resume, headshots, video and profile.
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Step 5
Use Actor's Access as a personal webpage. If you cannot afford to host a Web site, provide casting directors with the link to your Actor's Access account. When you are not in possession of a business card, headshot or resume, you can provide the link to a casting director or producer you are interested in working with. It is a great way to get noticed without paying the hefty costs associated with hosting a yealy website.
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