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Everything an aspiring actor needs to know in a jam-packed fifty-page Ebook for $10.00. This Ebook includes resources, strategies, terminology, and real-world advice. Save time, money, and face by launching your acting career the right way. If you have already been progressing in your career, these tips and experienced-based insights will make sure that you aren’t missing out on opportunities through resources you didn’t even know about.
This Ebook is called “our Acting Career: Basic Guidance for the New and Semi-Experienced Actor." It is written by Jason Alan Caine’s using his eight years of experience in the New York City acting industry.
Caine has appeared in speaking roles on All My Children over 80 times, As the World Turns for three years as “Lou” the bartender at Club Metro, Guiding Light, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Verizon Commercials, countless student films, industrials, on stage at Radio City Music Hall, MTV, and much more. He has worked for multiple celebrities managing entertainment-based business properties, assisting in marketing and self-promotion for these celebrities, and even organized a VIP movie screening in NYC including multiple celebrities, directors, producers, and a large press-pool. Caine has also taught “Marketing for Actors, How to go from 0-60” at Actors Connection, in New York City, helping actors understand the landscape of unions, agents, managers, networking, and little-known opportunities.
Caine is a self-taught website designer, digital media marketer, and entrepreneur. Caine and his wife, also an actress, have built Great Young Minds, LLC (parent company of Actor Artist Design) from a humble beginning of producing performer websites to a top-notch website design, graphic design, and digital marketing agency (www.greatyoungminds.com). Caine’s company now services clients like People’s Choice Awards, CoverGirl, Max Factor, John Deere, The New York Comedy Festival, and more. They are also actively branding celebrity-level performers such as Dmitri Hvorostovsky, a world-famous classical singer based in Russia. Caine has also secured two signed-deals with major production companies for reality-TV shows, and continues to develop and pitch with his business partner, Steven Matty (producer, “The Bachelor”). Caine holds a bachelors degree in Television Production, runs three blogs and lives with his wife Makenzie Caine (www.makenziecaine.com) in the New York City area.
What does all of this mean? Caine knows marketing, and opportunities. And with this Ebook you can take advantage of so many hard-learned lessons, unknown opportunities, and creative strategies to move your career ahead. Whether you are just starting, or even in the business for 2-4 years, there are priceless insights for you to discover that can help you move to the next phase of your acting career.
Learn how to become an actor with "Your Acting Career: Basic
Guidance for the New and Semi-Experienced Actor."
The fifty page Ebook includes:
-how to get started with absolutely zero experience
-the best strategies for getting the right information on casting opportunities
-the best resources for acting information
-tips on getting an acting agent and/or acting manager
-real-life tips on "do's and don'ts"
-helpful guidance and step-by-step instructions to get you set up and keep you going, AND actual examples of acting materials to show you exactly what
works...all inside this Ebook
This Ebook will teach you how to properly market yourself to Talent Agents, Casting Directors, and Managers to that you can focus your efforts on the right practices while simultaneously building valuable skills and experience in your acting.
Did you know:
-certain times of the year are better to submit to agents and managers because the industry experiences a lack of work?
-you can meet with agents and casting directors on a weekly basis if you know where to go?
-some acting work can harm your career opportunities if you put it on your resume?
This Ebook also includes:
-a list of resources every actor should know about
-a list of questions you should be asking an agent, or manager who
has called you in for an interview or audition
-a terminology section with 40+ industry words and their definitions
Find out what “you don’t know” and create more opportunities for
your acting career with this super-inexpensive Ebook. |
