I am a networker. I enjoy all sorts of meetups and events, but one event in particular that I attend regularly has the concept of networking down to science.
From the moment you book your audition to the moment you walk in the lobby. From the moment you sit down in the waiting room to the moment you walk through through the door.
If you're an actor and you are serious about your online presence you must register for these free websites. No excuses!
The other day I was reading an article about "Untapped Backlink Sources" which speaks about "secret" ways of getting more links pointing to your website.
I hear stories all the time about how so-and-so got into the industry as an actor.
I was recently inspired by a conversation I had with Lisa Gold of Act Outside the Box.
This is a very humble opinion of mine, do with it as you please. It seems that a lot of people are hinting this at you, but nobody will come straight out and say it.
Knowing what makes you tick profoundly affects the time you keep.As actors, we spend a lot of time in class and in personal research for a role, dissecting and understanding our character's "why." Why does he want X?
Just a quick article today with a tip that may not be applicable to all of you out there, but might prove useful to some.
This week I wanted to share my thoughts about online tips with my fellow creatives over at Karmalicity. If you have an IMDb, you can definitely check out what the site has to offer.
I've been collecting the actor website sins for quite some time and I thought I'd stop on by and list out the most common mistakes you might make on your actor website. I hope this helps.
To this day I have seen upwards of 1,000 different actor websites, but it's sad to say that less than 1% of these websites contain actual reviews / testimonials section.