For actors, having a personal website these days is non-negotiable. Casting directors, directors, producers, musical directors, choreographers, and other creatives often google talent before auditions, meetings or even when making tough casting decisions. In these scenarios, having an awesome website is your greatest promotional tool, and one of the only parts of your career you can completely control.
In this episode, NYC-based actress and Actor Aesthetic podcast host dishes her top tips for how to create a strong, professional website.
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my best advice for all actors heading into 2023 (PART 2)
my best advice for all actors heading into 2023
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5 rookie mistakes actors make after graduating (from personal experience lol)
how to get involved in readings, workshops and new musicals
why I work a 9-5 full time job while pursuing a career as an actor
agents, actors access, tv/film, mental health + MORE with Junior Gomez
what your actor website says about you
how to start your own audition journal
why actors need to find a hobby outside of theatre
what is summer stock + what happens when you don’t book the job?
do all actors need a website?
my step-by-step guide to filming a simple self-tape audition
swings, understudies and standbys (and why they’re so important)
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