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The World From Your Eyes

by Nicholas Paulos on November 10, 2009

Your photo has seconds to catch the eye of an agent or casting director, and your eyes are the most important part of creating that special spark of imagination, as casting agents, producers, and directors pool over thousands of photos, looking for that special someone to call in for the role. Wardrobe plays a major [...]

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Free Acting Headshot Event NY Acting School

by Peter Konerko on November 7, 2009

Acting in New York and looking for a free event this Saturday to have your headshot and resume evaluated by talent agents and casting directors.
Have your headshot evaluated by top Agents and Casting Directorss
The TVI Headshot Evaluation
Have your headshot evaluated by a top TV/Film/ Commercial agent and award winning TV/Film casting director. (These guests will [...]

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Before you shoot your Headshot – read this

by Gary on September 2, 2009

New York Casting Director James Calleri and renown Theatre Professor Robert Cohen at UCI’s MFA program have a new book that every actor should read.
“Acting Professionally” Raw Facts about Careers in Acting offers practical information on how to enter the show business as an actor, and is now completely updated, It supplies key factual material [...]

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Headshots to Casting Directors

by Gary on August 31, 2009

FREE LISTING OF ALL CASTING DIRECTORS WITH THE CSA
There are so many ways actors seek casting directors contact information. Probably the most effective and free site is the Casting Directors of America, CSA web site. While not every working casting director is a member, the majority are.
And this does not mean that the Casting Directors [...]

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Umm… I *Guess* I Can Do That…

by Nick Coleman on February 9, 2007

Sometimes, when I’m retouching a photo, I have to make a decision: do I remove something that can possibly alter the way a person really looks, or do I leave it (even though the actor or performer has specifically asked for it to be removed). It’s a conundrum.
A photographer is only as successful as his [...]

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