The Web For Actors blog

Announcements, tips and the occasional argument about what an actor website is for.

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From the blog · Dec 4, 2020
Actor Websites on Squarespace

Squarespace is a good product and it is not built for you. That is the whole answer, but it is worth explaining, because the reasons are specific and they cost real money and time to learn the hard way.

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From the blog · Nov 25, 2020
Go Offbook - Learn Your Lines

https://www.webforactors.com/videos-we-liked/liberty_mutual.mp4

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From the blog · Nov 8, 2020
Demo Reel Production

Demo Reel Production(an introductory guide)Before I get into creating a demo reel, I’m going to hit on a few reasons why it’s generallyconsidered a better alternative to have one professionally made.

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From the blog · Nov 8, 2020
What Should be on an Actor's Website

Most actor websites fail for the same reason: they are built to impress other actors rather than to answer the three questions a casting director actually has.

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From the blog · Nov 4, 2020
Actor Hints & Tips

1. train - acting classes2. do theater - find a play3. headshots - 8 x 10tv: name / star or recurring character or co-star or regular or guest star / dirfilm: name / lead or supporting / dirwebisodes4.

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From the blog · Oct 29, 2020
Monologues

http://www.playdatabase.com/mono_adv_search.asp

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From the blog · Oct 11, 2020
On Demand Online Education

http://www.holdonlog.com/on-demand-webinars http://theatreschools.net/resources/guide-to-an-on...

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From the blog · Oct 11, 2020
Casting Sites Review

http://www.monologueblogger.com/top-rated-casting-... In addition to all of the marketing of yourself that's required when being in the business of acting, the other part of the business of acting is...acting.

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From the blog · Oct 9, 2020
#PowerThroughPodcasts - Speak L.A.

For the past few months I've definitely watched more Netflix, read more books, and I sure as heck have listened to more podcasts while stuck at home.

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From the blog · Sep 19, 2020
YouTube Video Editing

https://filmora.wondershare.com/youtube-video-editing/add-text-to-youtube-video.html

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From the blog · Sep 19, 2020
Working as a Voice Actor

I just did some math and came to the conclusion that I can make way more on Fiverr than on vdc.The math:Yearly cost for VDC is $399A decent conversion rate for VDC is 2%An audition takes...

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From the blog · Sep 19, 2020
Apps for Voice Actors

https://www.campuscircle.com/review.cfm?r=22677