How do you get amazing headshots that pop? As a web designer, I've heard clients often say "I want my website to POP".
First of all... why is Mister Astaire the topic of this conversation? Well, for one, because he was a hell of a dancer, but mainly because Fred Astaire is the first record on IMDb, so there, first come, first served.
Some people may not realize it, but being an actor IS a full time job. Even when you're not on stage or going to casting calls, there are other things you can do to further your career.
If you're an actor and you are serious about your online presence you must register for these free websites. No excuses!
For the past 3 years, each time I came across an interesting website, I bookmarked it by saving it in a chrome folder titled "Interesting".
I must say, it's so incredible watching the platform grow as it does and gaining popularity among actors all over the world.
In just 2 short weeks Web For Actors will unveil our new service which will help actors find U.S.-based headshot photographers with ease.
Just a quick heads up about upcoming section in Web For Actors video channels; We are planning on releasing review videos for acting-based mobile apps.
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.
I'm not sure what year this was, 2003 or 2004, but I was in college back then. I was walking down Chambers Street in New York when I saw a sign "$5 haircuts by student barbers".
Fourth of July is here again and one thing that all actors worldwide have in common is that they all can appreciate a good sale, regardless of their nationality.As far as actor websites go...