people who are looking for jobs
Tue, 7 Dec 2004, 01:43 pmDilanMelis10 posts in thread
people who are looking for jobs
Tue, 7 Dec 2004, 01:43 pmhey,
i just wanted to inform some of the people that are posting things such as '15 year old looking for acting job' and so on that because there are so many of them, people are getting confused... well at least i am ;)... i know that it has nothing to do with me, but i know how confusing it can get when there are 50 people of the same age looking for an acting job and that because almost everyone has the same subject title, they hardly stand out... can i suggest that people change the subject titles? i know that that is hard but maybe, just maybe, it can make that small difference...
DilanMelis
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i just wanted to inform some of the people that are posting things such as '15 year old looking for acting job' and so on that because there are so many of them, people are getting confused... well at least i am ;)... i know that it has nothing to do with me, but i know how confusing it can get when there are 50 people of the same age looking for an acting job and that because almost everyone has the same subject title, they hardly stand out... can i suggest that people change the subject titles? i know that that is hard but maybe, just maybe, it can make that small difference...
DilanMelis
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Re: people who are looking for jobs
Wed, 19 Jan 2005, 03:28 pmHi Vanessa,
If you really want to do acting, and you dont have the money to pay for an agent/classes, why not join with your local amateur theatre group instead.
The most you will have to pay is a small membership fee, ($10.00 or whatever it is) and you can audition for as many shows as they are holding.
Its fun, you get to meet great people, plus you get experience.
Then in a few years time, if you still want to do it, you can get a casual job (While still in school) and pay for classes at an agency yourself.
good luck and have fun!
- Lynnette
If you really want to do acting, and you dont have the money to pay for an agent/classes, why not join with your local amateur theatre group instead.
The most you will have to pay is a small membership fee, ($10.00 or whatever it is) and you can audition for as many shows as they are holding.
Its fun, you get to meet great people, plus you get experience.
Then in a few years time, if you still want to do it, you can get a casual job (While still in school) and pay for classes at an agency yourself.
good luck and have fun!
- Lynnette
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