How to Break into Acting and Book the Job!

Your headshot is your calling card and the first thing a Casting Director or prospective agent sees. Learn how to get the most out of your headshot, choose the right photographer, and stand out from the crowd.

A resume for an actor is very different from resumes used in other industries. Learn about resume structure and format.

What is a Demo Reel? Why is it needed? What purpose does it serve? How to I create a Demo Reel that will get the attention of Casting Directors? All those questions are answered in this chapter!

What is the difference between and Agent and Manager and how do you go about landing one? All is revealed in this chapter!

Accents are common place in acting, and in this chapter, we dive into the basics of using an accent in an audition or on set and how to cultivate good accent practice.

If you want to work in the USA as an actor, you need an Entertainment Visa. Here we cover the various visas you can get and how to go about obtaining one.

Having a strong state of mind before auditioning is vitally important. In this chapter you will learn what to do mentally do be best prepared for your moment in the light.

Understanding Circumstances are the cornerstone of breaking down an audition script. Here you'll learn exactly what that involves.

In this chapter, using a half-hour comedy audition, we'll go through the process of breaking down a script, understanding the circumstances, adding comedic elements and getting it ready for the audition room.

Let's talk about lines! In this chapter you'll learn some handy tips and tricks to memorize lines and when and how to stray from the written word.

Most actors try to do something outlandish to stand out in an audition. Often, it doesn't lead to booking the job. Here we explore the idea that Presenting the Truth is actually what sets you apart.

There are three different TV show formats. In this chapter, you'll learn how to tweak your performance for each format so that you kill the audition and give yourself the best chance to book the job.

Those tiny one or two line auditions are often the hardest to book! Here we share the tips, tricks and techniques to book the coveted co-star role.

Self-tapes are increasingly becoming commonplace in the industry. In this chapter, you'll learn how to master the self-tape and create an 'at home' audition that makes you shine.

It's often those little technical faults that cause you to bomb an audition. In this chapter, we go over the technical aspects such as framing, volume, props, how to handle sides and how to walk in the room as a professional and not an amateur.

Keeping it simple, in this chapter we break down the important Do's and Don'ts when auditioning.

The key to a successful audition isn't only in your acting but also in understanding the casting process. In this chapter, we teach you how the casting world works and how you can use that knowledge to your advantage.

Commercials are fun, quick to shoot and pay a LOT of money. But they are incredibly competitive and difficult to book. Here, we teach you all about how to ace your commercial audition and book the job!

Mental preparation isn't only important before the audition. While auditioning, your mental state is crucial, and here we provide you some exercises to ensure that you are mentally strong.

As an actor, you are also a salesperson. It's called Show BUSINESS for a reason. In this chapter, we teach you about the importance of keeping track of your 'sales' aka. auditions.

You've just come out of your audition, now what? It's important to keep in touch with Casting Directors. Here, we show you how.

As an actor, you have to always be creating. You can't just be sitting at home waiting for auditions. We teach you how to create your own work and how to use it to your advantage.

One of the most difficult things to do is let go after your audition and move onto the next. In this chapter, we teach you exercises to cultivate the correct mindset post-audition.

Once you've booked the job, the real work starts! This chapter focuses on the all important items you need to have prepared to take to your first day on set.

From preparing an audition, to auditioning, to booking the job and being on set, the journey of the actor is full of ups and downs. Once you've finished your days on set, what you do next will set the course for the rest of your career.