Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Captain America

The entertainment business moves so fast and so quickly that parent's need to be able to make accommodations.  It is so frustrating when agents spend the majority of their time trying to track down and convince a parent to take their child to their auditions.  If the child has a football game, dance class or simply needs a break then this is all fine.  But, parent's need to communicate this with their agent.  Auditions are tough to aquire so when an agent secures an audition then their client is expected to attend.  Though we all understand daily life may throw a curve ball every once in a while but an agent is not going to want to hear that their client is missing an audition because the parent is not able to arrange a ride,  has a hair appointment or is working background on an unflexible student film.  When we all agree to work together then both the agent and parent must have open communication which will strengthen the agent's trust in their clients reliability which will in turn blossom in to the potential for more productivity on behalf of your child.

S.S.A - Captain A

Monday, November 14, 2011

Introducing Captain America

Your child has expressed a desire to be on a television show or in a commercial. Plus, people keep telling you your child is so cute or have such a precocious personality they should definitely be on a television commercial or in print ads.  What do you do?  Who do you trust?  What's proper steps do you follow?  Does your child really have what it takes to be in the entertaiment industry?  Are they talented? When is the right time to get your child involved the entertainment industry? Where do you start?   

There is so much information out there that it's hard to decide and decipher whether the avenue you've chosen for your child is the correct one.  So, who do you trust and where can you find accurate information?  I'm going to offer information that I hope will help guide you and your child in an accurate direction and help you make sound choices for your child.  The entertainment industry is an exciting business with ever changing trends and a plethora of information for the young actor.  Together we can try to clear up many misconceptions with accurate advice and move your child forward to achieve their own individual success.

Look for more super-secret agent tips soon from super-secret agent extraordinaire, Mr. Captain America!