10 Ways Actors Can Use Social Media For Good
For so many actors, social media is a place to talk about yourself and your acting career. But, at its best, social media is a place to celebrate others! This video will
YouTube Videos for Actors
How to answer “Tell me about yourself…”
So...Tell me about yourself... [CUE CRICKETS] 🦗 It will happen at some point - at an audition, an agent interview or event. Someone will ask say: "Tell me about yourself..." Are you prepared? This week's video shows you how
Email Signatures for Actors – Grow your following one email at a time!
The acting business has gone digital. Now when you make your first impression, it'll probably be online. It could be with a self tape, a google search, on social media or...even in an
Should Actors have an Instagram Creator or a Business account?
Remember the days when there was only 1 kind of Instagram account? Well, we still have good ole regular accounts but now you can also choose a creator or business account
Should Actors Tag Random Casting Directors On Social Media?
Wondering if you should tag that random casting director or agent in a post? Tagging someone on social media can be an awesome networking tool - when it's used correctly. But, if
How to get more Instagram followers in 2022 for Actors
One of the biggest questions actors ask me is… “HOW DO I GET MORE INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS?” I thought you might be wondering the same thing so I created a video for
Instagram Caption Help For Actors
Actors...Captions are a crucial part of your entire Instagram strategy! But let’s be honest... Without a plan they can take forever and can be a totally pain in the butt. I'm here to
How to Post To Instagram From a Computer
Actors...Here's a lil BREAKING INSTAGRAM NEWS for you! Now you can post to Instagram from your computer! Finally! This is gonna be a big time saver (especially for those #TBT posts). This
Which Type Of Actor Are You On Social Media?
After working with thousands of actors I've noticed that there basically 2 types of actors on social media: ACTOR A and ACTOR B. Only 1 actually finds success. Watch this one minute video to figure