If you are moving to Los Angeles and want to be an actor what is the best acting workshop to take to learn about the business.

Breaking into Hollywood the business of acting will be held virtually on Sunday October 4th at 10am Los Angeles time.

This acting workshop with Michelle Danner will give you the roadmap to working in the industry. It is a great one day workshop that will give you the best first steps you need to know to become a working actor. If you are not in Los Angeles this acting workshop will also address what you can do if you don’t live in Hollywood but would still like to audition for movie and television roles.

Below are some of the questions that will be answered in this acting workshop:

• 1. Is it necessary to get an agent?
• 2. What are the best ways to find auditions?
• 3. If I don’t live in Los Angeles yet should I do castings in my local market and then expand to the Los Angeles market?
• 4. What are the best ways to get an audition?
• 5. What are some skills that can stand out in a resume? For example, If you can sing can that be used or appropriate to put on my resume or best to leave out?
• 6. I am a beginner should start making a demo reel?
• 7. What are the benefits of joining a union, non-union, and SAG-AFTRA?
• 8. Recommendations on where to get headshots?
• 9. Where are the best places to go or how to make connections in the industry?
• 10. What are the best acting schools or acting classes to attend to help me be a better actor?
• 11. Is there a best way to practice auditioning?  How long does it take to actually break into the business?
• 12. You are from another country, is it possible for you to work with an American agency?
• 13. What is the difference between the NYC market and the LA market for film/tv? Not sure which is better for me as I am very interested in tv/film but have mostly trained in musical theater. I am currently on the east coast and deciding where to get started.
• 14. How can I get into auditions without an agent or credits? What is the best way to find auditions?
• 15. What is the best way to find an agent/be seen by one?
• 16. What kind of material should I be putting together in my free time to get ahead? (For a reel/website?) I am a singer and an actress.
• 17. What classes/education are most worthwhile for someone just starting out in tv/film… the best place to get started?
  
  Also:
• How can I get an agent?
• What is the difference between manager and agent?
• What should I put on a reel if I’m just starting out?
• How do I get auditions without an agent
• Is there a way to network with casting agents? 
• What can you do daily when you aren’t working or in an acting class.
• What are some daily acting exercises and habits I should be adopting?
• How important is a cover letter or note to casting when applying on casting sites?
• What should we be looking for when looking for roles?
• If you are not living in LA or NYC, how can you set yourself up to eventually have a resume that you can present when you move there?
  
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