advice cannot be defined as a series of inspirational quotes. theatrical agent dispensing & answering topics related to acting for film/tv. no reels/demos.
Expect more self-tapes and more video meetings. Casting offices, agencies, management companies are cutting down the heavy foot traffic on clients, guests, etc in their offices. #coronavirus
A great reason to keep a demo reel link private is that it requires buyers to call your rep for your demo (your reps can then have further convos with them about you!)
@LorenaWestx It absolutely is and should. I value myself, the work I do, and the loyalty I give my teams. You should always want to do business with people you trust.
@RyanCJoseph1 I can only speak for myself, but this time of year during pilot season, I am only looking at true pilot season contenders - actors that have a track record of series regulars & breakout performances in film.
rain in LA = leave early for your audition.
rain in LA = leave early for your audition.
rain in LA = leave early for your audition.
rain in LA = leave early for your audition.
@BrianFlaherty Same thing as always - networking, finding opportunities to perform (whether it's theatre work, on stage in theatre, an improv/sketch show at UCB/Second City, open mic nights, etc) and keep delivering consistent great work.
@apilver Once again, no blanket answer. Every case is going to be unique. What you don't want to do, though, is suggest a lack of trust or assign blame. Several factors play into this - time of year, your own materials, rep's reach, etc. etc.
@steaknshake1 There's no blanket statement or number I can give you. Every single actor will be different. For me, if they're not booking the job - they should be booking the room - aka getting good feedback, calling back, getting pinned, etc. I need to see progression.