Agents on actors
over sixty professionals share their secrets on finding work on the stage and screen
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Author
Publication
2000 - Back Stage, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
43,250 words, Guess
Page Count
173 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL18294047M
- ISBN-100823088030
- OCLC Control Number44604087
- OCLC Control Numberagentsonactorsov0000hurt
- Library of Congress Control Number00101811
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- Goodreads754446
- LibraryThing2214656
Classifications
- DDC791.023
- LCCPN2055 .H87 2000
Description
"In Agents on Actors, author Hettie Lynne Hurtes gathers all that know-how into one book, profiling over sixty agents in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Seattle, Miami, and other cities where theater, film, television, and commercial work exists. Together, these agents provide comprehensive information on the behind-the-scenes workings and ins and outs of the business. They detail just what they look for in actors seeking agency representation and share a wealth of career advice on, among other things, how to interview, how to pick the right agent, and what makes the most effective audition both for agents and casting directors.". "Agents on Actors, also profiles, and offers specialized insights from agents who represent certain specific niches of the business - including ethnic, children, seniors, soap operas, and television commercials. Plus, a wide spectrum of agents is covered, from those at the big super-agencies, such as William Morris and ICM, to small independents. A chapter on Internet casting resources rounds out the book, making it a truly up-to-the-minute and useful tool filled with valuable information for every actor."--BOOK JACKET.
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