Can I see what my agent has submitted me for on actors access?

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Can I see what my agent has submitted me for on actors access?

3) On your role’s submissions page, you can view the names and headshots of the Actors who have submitted for that role. To view more information about an Actor, select the blue icons directly below the Actor’s main headshot. The Actor will not be able to view these notes. If the pencil is black, you have no notes.

How do I submit myself to a talent agency?

How To Get An Acting Agent Meeting Through A Cold Email

  1. HOOK ‘EM BY DOING YOUR RESEARCH. Know who you are writing the email to.
  2. GIVE YOURSELF CREDIBILITY.
  3. ASK THE QUESTIONS YOU WANT TO BE ANSWERED.
  4. DESCRIBE YOUR TYPE.
  5. INCLUDE YOUR MATERIALS.
  6. SPRINKLE PERSONALITY THROUGHOUT.
  7. PERMISSION TO FOLLOW UP & CLOSING.
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Can you get acting auditions without an agent?

Another great way to obtain auditions without an agent is by searching casting notices available in publications such as Backstage. The projects are screened by the company in order to be sure that the notices are legitimate. “Casting Networks” and “Actor’s Access” come highly recommended.

How do I get in contact with an acting agent?

How to land a talent agent

  1. Find Talent Agencies. The best way to find an agent is to contact the Actor’s Union such as SAG-AFTRA and ask for their list of franchised agents.
  2. Market yourself.
  3. Interviewing with a Talent Agency.
  4. Questions you should ask your prospective talent agent.

How do you write an email to a casting director?

So here are a few tips on how to make yours shine. The subject heading in your email should be simple but enticing. “Actor seeking representation” is a bore. “Just got great reviews!” is better. “Referred to you by [insert casting director’s name]” is best.

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How can I make my submission stand out from the crowd?

And one more thing: Always put yourself on the receiving end and consider what kind of submission you’d like to get. That way of thinking, along with my advice, should help your submission stand out from the avalanche of need I receive on a daily basis. Ready to find an agent to submit to? Browse Backstage’s Call Sheet talent agency listings!

Who is Secret Agent Man and what does he do?

Secret Agent Man is a Los Angeles–based talent agent and our resident tell-all columnist. Writing anonymously, he dishes out the candid and honest industry insight all actors need to hear. See full bio and articles here!