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Performers:
Auditions are the most vital part in obtaining an acting role. The best way to learn more about the audition process is to get out there and audition. There is no substitute for experience.
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All casting staff submit your audition breakdowns to our website and we will post it in our weekly email news letter. Currently we have over 200,000 performers that subscribe to our weekly audition update news letter.
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Modeling
Unlike acting, you do not have to memorize lines and speak in front of rolling cameras. You don't have to wait at auditions and perform in front of numerous people you do not know. However, you must have an organized portfolio or comp card that includes professional photos. Your photos must include several headshots and different poses in various fashions. A small runway show in your local mall may lead to an audition with a glamour magazine. The key is to always look your best. Remember, models come in a variety of shapes and sizes: tall models, short models, skinny and full size models, both young and mature models. There are over 200,000 successful models in the nation, and you deserve to be one of them!

Here are several steps every model should follow:

  • Auditions / "Go sees"
    First, search for auditions in your area. If you live in a small town, your best opportunity is to audition in a nearby city. Casting agencies hold go sees and open casting calls periodically. Every major city has casting agencies affiliated with the modeling industry.
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  • Modeling schools
    Modeling might seem easy. Although your physical appearance is the first characteristic casting agents consider, models with training and experience are the most sought after. Taking modeling classes from a professional school will train you how to improve your existing skills. It will also help you learn the guidelines you will need to follow when you audition. Having a professional portfolio and gaining some basic instructions is important if you are considering modeling as a full-time career.
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  • Photos
    All models must mail out a professional portfolio package (comp card, headshot, ZED card) to casting directors and agencies. Models are required to go through various photo shoots and create a modeling portfolio. Putting together a portfolio is an absolute MUST for every aspiring model! The portfolio should include a number of photos and a resume. Comp Cards or ZED cards are popular types of modeling portfolios, usually contain 4-7 body poses. Some established photographers have reliable connections, which could lead to a modeling job right away. Your resume must include your current contact information, your height, size, weight, measurements, previous training and recent work. Professionals hire based on your modeling exposure and experience. The key to your success is to select a well-established photographer that can capture your best features to help create a more exotic look.
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