This is where I took my voice over class, and I have several friends who have enjoyed their acting classes. Just got this email with a great discount:
"This holiday season, you can save 15% off any future adult acting class or workshop, if you register by January 4th.
Just let us know: What 3 things do you most wish to see Acting Studio Chicago provide in 2008?
E-mail us (info@actingstudiochicago.com) 3 wishes you have, for Acting Studio Chicago in 2008, and we will e-mail you a 15% Tuition Discount Coupon.* Check out our updated schedule below. We are in the midst of designing a brand new website, so the wishes can be website ideas, wishes for new workshops or classes you would like to see us offer, wishes for teachers....use your imagination and we'll see if we can make your wishes come true!"
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Holidaze
Audishes are slowing down over the holiday season so I will try to post general stories. I just got my demo remixed and my sound engineer who also does VO said that his agent is closing for like two weeks over the holidays.
So, here's part of the story of how it all got started. Sometimes people ask me what happens when you get called in to audition for a VO agent- for the agent, for the first time, not for a spot.
My current agent had me read three different spots. Then they asked a few questions about myself like: why did I have an out of state area code on my cell; what is my VO background; what is my experience with improv; and what was my deal in general. At some point in those 5 minutes they decided to represent me, and I was sent to another person who entered my contact information into their system. I think the whole process lasted about 10 minutes, and then my first audish through them was about 2 weeks later.
So, here's part of the story of how it all got started. Sometimes people ask me what happens when you get called in to audition for a VO agent- for the agent, for the first time, not for a spot.
My current agent had me read three different spots. Then they asked a few questions about myself like: why did I have an out of state area code on my cell; what is my VO background; what is my experience with improv; and what was my deal in general. At some point in those 5 minutes they decided to represent me, and I was sent to another person who entered my contact information into their system. I think the whole process lasted about 10 minutes, and then my first audish through them was about 2 weeks later.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
TourCo Call In
Update- it's waitlist time.
"Hi guys,The time slots for auditions for The Second City Touring Company have been filled. If you would like to walk up for the auditions, they are starting at 10am January 14, 15, and 16 in the e.t.c. theatre. Please bring a headshot and resume, and dress in "show clothes".Best wishes!"
Straight from the source, posted at 12:30 on Wednesday.
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Don't forget to call Second City today! They were already on Tuesday afternoon when I got through around 1:30. And don't forget to be patient.... you might be on hold for 45 minutes.
"Hi guys,The time slots for auditions for The Second City Touring Company have been filled. If you would like to walk up for the auditions, they are starting at 10am January 14, 15, and 16 in the e.t.c. theatre. Please bring a headshot and resume, and dress in "show clothes".Best wishes!"
Straight from the source, posted at 12:30 on Wednesday.
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Don't forget to call Second City today! They were already on Tuesday afternoon when I got through around 1:30. And don't forget to be patient.... you might be on hold for 45 minutes.
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