5 Must Do's Every Time you BOOK a Role!

[@the_working_actor]

*meant reach out to production not casting. Don’t reach out to casting about premiers. Lol.

[@Thunderstruck9]

What's the best way to find productions?

[@the_working_actor]

@@Thunderstruck9 So I've done it a few ways. Sometimes I'll get to know some of the people on the production side when I'm on set and if I develop a good relationship I'll ask them later about it. I've also reached out to the studios PR department and emailed them letting them know who I was, what role I played, and if it was possible to attend. Everyone I've dealt with has been incredibly helpful and kind when reaching out in this way.

[@sharonspeer418]

Hans the Helper- Thank you - Great tips!🥰

[@freeplaysamples]

This is great as I have been working in background roles and looking to advance in the industry. Thank you for your knowledge and experience. Truly appreciate it. ❤️‍🔥

[@the_working_actor]

Glad it was helpful!

[@HollyHargreaves]

Smart advice🎉

[@the_working_actor]

Thank you!

[@pepperminttree]

would love more videos on social media strategies for actors!☺

[@the_working_actor]

it's coming! Gonna post an entire series in the next few days!

[@BrettWolfe-o3t]

Regarding the first tip: what do you put in as the episode? For example, a show I shot a while ago doesnt have the season or episode I was in up yet. Can I still attach to the project without it?

[@the_working_actor]

I would try and submit it to IMDb as actor that way you look attached to the project for however long it takes to come out.

[@ActBold]

Good stuff!