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Actor’s Workshop - Acting Advice 101

When:

April 17, 2010

About the Event:

Workshop Topics:

  • Breaking Into the Business (What to do)
  • Becoming an extra
  • How to find extra and acting work
  • How to get work on your own
  • Unions (What are the Unions? How do you get in the Union)
  • Agents (When you should get one)
  • Managers (What is the difference between a manager and a agent)
  • Casting Directors (Who are they? What is their job and what do they look for?)
  • Directors & Producers (What is their role)
  • Publicist (When should you get a publicist and what they can do for you?)

The Ensemble Theatre
3535 Main Street
Houston, TX 77002

Saturday, April 17, 2010
10am - 12pm (Kids)
1pm - 3pm (Adults)

Adults $175
Kids (under 18) $100

Hollywood Talent Manager Belle Bromfield and Publicist Ericalane B. comes to Houston to tell you how to break into the business of Hollywood. Together they will spend April 17th in Houston TX, scouting for new clients and sharing a wealth of information about how the industry REALLY works in Los Angeles.

Ericalane B. has worked with some of the most successful young actors in TV and film today including Megan Good of SAW V, Waste Deep, Stomp the Yard, Omar Gooding brother of Cuba Gooding and best known for Smart Guy and the movie Baby Boy, Tiffany Pollard "New York" of VH1, Barry Flody "The Game," Natalie Nunn "Bad Girls Club," Tony Rock "All of Us," and more...

Belle Bromfield: Getting an agent is probably the single most important thing a professional actor can do for his/her career. Although you can book professional jobs yourself (I have a few friends who got into Broadway shows without an agent), it is the exception to the rule. Ex Hollywood agent Belle Bromfield will take you through the steps of getting a agent, how to get work without an agent and tips on getting the right manager. She comes from an agency that has booked for several shows like, ABC's One Life to Live, Tyler Perry Show, Gossip Girl and more...

For more information and to RSVP contact: 310-497-5104 or actingpays@gmail.com.

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