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Training Before Agent?

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Ive taken 5 acting classes and ive been an extra in a movie. Should i submit to agents or should I wait until i have more experience. Im 14 years old and I live in New York. How much experience should someone have before they should start looking for an agent?

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  1. i think you should go for it..most agents are looking for marketable people so if your professional, with a god attitude, qualified [[which i think you are]], and are comfortable in front of the camera then i think you should be fine!!

    GO FOR IT!!

    i hope this helps


  2. You need much more experience. You need more training and acting experience. Check out your local community theatres and school for upcoming productions you can try out for.

    Agents and Casting Directors look for actors with experience....especially professional experience.

  3. It's great you've taken 5 classes...that's a definite bonus. Unfortunately, you can't put being an extra on you're resume, unless you're creditted. Secondly, you WILL need roles on your resume, whether it be theatre or film. Just go for some community or school shows.

  4. You need more experience, classes are good and being an extra in a movie is good, do drama at school and A LOT of plays (plays are a great way to get experience when your a beginner) Next take professional classes and maybe even some singing and dance lessons -- that looks great on a resume. Then think about getting an agent.

  5. you shoudl do some classes!participate in plays! build up your resume! get an agent! do auditions! get headshots!

    actinginfo.blogspot.com

    acting411.blogspot.com

    hannahmontanacasting.blogspot.com

    and for an agent go to talentagents.blogspot.com and scroll down till you find city nearest you

    read everythign you see! and click on words in blue but not double udnerlined ones and i suggest that you sign up with alan baltes go to first site and look at right column it explains everything! he wont be an agent just help you out and its a one time fee of 30 dollars and totally worth it!please do not report mee ok i am not doing anything bad and this isnt spam or solicitation its not my site!i just copy and paste my answer cause its teh same for every question and sometimes i alter it! whats wrong with that?

    submit submit submit you have had more experience than me and im submitting! ive only done a class skit and a drama class at school

  6. you don't need it auditions will train you enough
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