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Self-management for Actors - Getting Down to (Show) Business (Paperback, 4th ed.)
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Self-management for Actors - Getting Down to (Show) Business (Paperback, 4th ed.)
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No other book for actors focuses so succinctly on the business of
self-management. Whether an actor has an agent or manager or is
building toward assembling that team, "Self-Management for Actors"
will provide a roadmap for surviving--and thriving--in the
entertainment industry. There is nothing magic or even a little
mystical about the business side of the business. There is,
however, a cloak of protection around some industry information.
The good news is, "the edge" that actors are seeking is in your
hands already Knowing your type, researching the target buyers of
that primary type, staying on the radar in organic and meaningful
ways, producing your own content to showcase what you do
effortlessly, and learning how to network like a ninja is all
within your control Sure, there's work involved, but once you come
at it from a place of owning your "bullseye," it doesn't feel like
work. It feels like living your dreams These self-management
principles are simple, accessible, and do-able No silly "actor busy
work" here; SMFA is about balancing your creative fire with the
organizational skills that will allow you to navigate this business
without "leading from need," as so many actors tend to do. Peppered
with real-world examples from working actors and behind-the-desk
advice from industry pros, "Self-Management for Actors" has quickly
become the most well-worn book on every actor's bookshelf. Author
Bonnie Gillespie has taught the SMFA principles all over the world,
helping actors navigate tier-jumps from the very beginnings of
their creative careers on up through crafting that first acceptance
speech With a pocket companion guide and interactive support, this
book is an actor's best friend. It's Hollywood grad school... in
book form
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