What? Don’t models and actors always need to do what their agents instruct them to do? Well, yes, generally, but you also have to do MORE. For example, my son had an audition for A Christmas Story, the Musical. He was told to have his song book and prepare a story or joke. I e-mailed...
Singer Tip: Gargle Your Way to a Great Audition
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Recently my son Jamie had a nasty cough and an upcoming Broadway audition—that’s a bad combo! We knew who to call for advice… Jamie’s crooning uncle, Michael Civisca, came to the rescue with this remedy: “Here is a gargle recipe that an ENT gave me when I was treated...
Model of the Month: Logan Morris
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April Model of the Month… Congrats Logan! Hair: Red   Eyes: Green   Age: 14   Height: 5’7″   33-26-34   Shoe: 8 Represented by the Johnston Agency in CT Logan is a gorgeous girl from Connecticut, and the first redhead to make Model of the Month. It’s...
How to Dress for a Modeling Agency Open Call or a Casting
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Model Agency Dress Code The most common mistake modeling neophytes make is to dress up. Don’t think church or wedding; think a cool, casual day out on the town with your friends. Show a flair for fashion but don’t overdo it with a bunch of designer labels. Models are known for...
Working as an Extra or Background Actor: Is It Worth It?
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Extra or “Background” Actor Bookings Whether you have an agent or are searching Backstage.com and other casting sites yourself, you are likely to come across opportunities to be an extra or background actor. This means you will not have a speaking role and you will not make the big...