Help, Please.?

Question

okay?

me and my cousin are reading these questions from other people about auditions for disney and lifetime (etc.)

and people are saying all kinds of stuff.

like you need to have classes and you need an agent. but what if you dont have money for any of that stuff. is there another way to get on disney or nick? because; that kinda just brings your hopes way down when you read this crazy stuff people are saying.

help!!!

we need good advice.

please.

help help help help.

p.s. do you think we could start with a small record company and go bigger?

Answer 1

Sorry to say but this "Crazy Stuff" you and your cousin are reading is true........ You dont go to disney with a resume that says

Agent:None

Experience:None

Talent: touching there toungs to there noses

Budget: $11

There gonna shoot you down before you walk in the room.

Sorry but you need to have money in this buisness......survival of the fittest

Miley Cyrus for example... Have you heard her sing live???

AAAHH!!!!!! but her dad is Billy Ray Cyrus!!!!! So ofcourse mr.No hit wonder makes a couple of phone calls and BABOOM "Miley Baby Your Goona Be a STAR!!!"

miley replys" Oh THANK YOU HICK DADDY!!! Now I can awaken the dead with my voice!!!!!"

Tada and thats what the moneys for.

Im sorry to be the bear of bad news.......

Good Luck though!!!!: ]

Answer 2

Do you know how many people want to become an actor? I hate when people ask this question because you can't just "become an actor" with no motivation to get the neecessary items. Sure, you can do the school plays or maybe take a theater class if they offer if at your school but in the real world, acting is tough. I know you really want to become an actor, but it's not as easy as you seem to make it sound. You need to really work hard. You need to take advanced acting classes, and not dopey high school ones. I mean lessons with people in the business who know what they're talking about. You also need some natural talent. If you can't naturally use some sort of emotional recall, good luck and see ya later! And you'd better not be shy. A huge pet peeve of mine is people who do even school plays, and they talk like little mice. You better talk loud and proud! That's what the world of theater is like. It's not a glamorous city full of rainbows and unicorns and puppies. It's a hard-to-earn, difficult working job. Now ask yourself? Do you really want to become an actor? I'll tell you right now, I'm aspiring to be an actor and I put all my time into it. I have barely any free time because I take movement classes, voice lessons, and advanced acting classes. Sometimes, I have to miss school because I'm in a show that performs during school ours. Then, I have to spend more time making up the work. So it's really up to you whether or not you want to do the work.

Answer 3

You don't really need a lot of money to get an agent. You need talent and whatever look they want at that particular time. Agents take 10-15% of what YOU make on acting jobs that you get. If you don't work and make money, they get no money from you.

Go to this website. It's great.

http://www.actingcareerstartup.com/

the things people are saying isn't crazy. it's true. It's hard to make it in this business. Most people on Disney and Nick did other stuff before they got there. You can't shoot straight to the top. You have to work your way there. Community theatre usually costs very little (You may have to pay a small costume fee and sell some ads to a local business for the program - but that's about it) and it looks great on a resume. You get experience performing and you get closer to where you want to be. Get and agent (If they charge yo uupfront, it's a scam). They'll send you on jobs and you can get experience, and then shoot for Disney and Nick. At that point, you'll have a good resume and maybe a couple of bucks from jobs you may have booked with your agent. But this isn't a fast road. it may take you years. If you're really good, it may take a matter of months for your first job.

But good luck and don't give up!

Answer 4

To get discovered, especially for disney, you really need an agent. They get the information for the auditions. I havent seen a lot of posting on the internet for everyone about disney auditions.

A small record company...........hmm. how would u start it?