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Delores W. - Web For Actors client
I think the website is great for all entertainers.
Actor Website Tips | Don't trust a skinny chef
There are many sayings that describe this behavior: "Do as I say not as I do", "Don't trust a skinny chef", there was something about a bald barber and a barefoot shoemaker. This saying is so popular because every...
Fun Facts | Websites for Actors
Build your #actor #website while waiting for food.
Actor Casting Hints | Impress Casting Directors
Make an impression. Casting directors make notes and will remember you next time.
Actor Dictionary | Package Fee
In the TV arena, this is a fee that TV studios or networks pay an agency when they purchase a TV series. This fee is to compensate the agency for attaching all the key auspices for a television series. This includes an upfront fee they get as soon as the show is purchased, and a back-end percentage (usually around 10 percent) for any gross profits the show generates. Most of the time, only one agency receives the package fee, but on the rare occasion, if two agencies attach to big pieces of talent onto a series, they will split the package fee.Furthermore, any clients of that agency that are working on that show do NOT have to pay their agency commission because it' a show that their agents packaged. For example, youll often hear that a TV show is a "WME package". This simply means that the show was packaged by WME before selling to the studio.
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