I've been in 2 plays with about 500 people watching each.  I've taken classes and this is my biggest dream ever.  If you know or are a director email me @ gymnastli@yahoo.com or volleyhottie139@yahoo.com.  I'm really talented and I really need a chance.
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Get an agent.  Get some headshots.  Goto some auditons.\n\nDo you live in California.  If you get the trade mags like Variety they are always looking for auditions.\n\nHave a backup plan and job because acting gis are not easy to come by.\n\nI live in New Mexico were they are getting behind the film industry big time.  Go to this website if your interested http://www.nmfilm.com/.\n\nGood luck.
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I started Mary Kay in February. Let me tell u... TOTAL CROCK OF SHIT. There r no other incentives, sure u could make a bit of money but only through minipulating people and pressuring them into holding classes. When I began they gave me a script on how to convince people to buy things they dont want. My family & friends started avoiding me because they thought I was only talking to them to sell them something. Dont waste your time!
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Get a video. There are tons to pick from, at every level of skill.
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I think the best way would be to put an advertisement in an adult paper...like the "L.A. X-PRESS" FOR EXAMPLE. mANY WOMEN DO REALLY LOOK THROUGH THOSE PAPERS FOR MOVIE WORK...AND HOPEFULLY YOU'LL FIND YOUR 400+ LB. LADIES THIS WAY. gOOD LUCK WITH THIS...AND WOULD YOU CONSIDER CASTING ME TO BE IN THE MOVIE TOO? I loooove big women.
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ohhh, that is really cool, I wish I could be as good as you are. You have a great chance, so keep doing it and Good Luck!!!
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I loved it. I saw it in Chicago with Heather Headley as Aida. It is my favorite play ever. So sad it closed before I got to go to NY to see it.
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Go ahead and graduate.  I took a lot of classes that looked like fun and looked very interesting - none of them ended up being so.  Acting was basically group therapy, and the medical ethics course was WAY to religious for my taste.
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im dan. i make movies with my friends. were only fifteen but we're coming along. we got a website now so u can check us out there or on myspace. www.ruddycourtfilms.com or www.myspace.com/ruddycourtfilms
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have fun with that. i live in america as a 6' sg/pg and shoot over 50% from 3. the most ive done is talk to a d2 coach or two. but fill out the ncaa clearinghouse info and just look on college websites and email coaches. that and make a video of yourself playing real games and send that to them.
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Contact athlectic directors at colleges, especially the ones he may plan on attending.\n\nOr you might try contacting some of the minor league teams scouts in your area.
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Hello, I'm Jeff, if you are serious I could give you some insite as to what to employ to get schooling,but most that ask this question,merely want fame. Acting, in what form ? Theater,film,TV ??  I can give you my agencys name and address, their for real, most want $$$ bad sign. If you wish  Jeff 661-972-0900,  jn@as.net  ,or check Yahoo 360 site, for angusmikfic,jeff,or  virtualtourist.com,  jeffruck (member search)  If your under 18, have mom, or dad call me so you know I'm not some poser  ,J
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I suggest that you really get a sense of what a real debate tournament is like before writing the script. If you or your friend is on debate, then great, just take one of your tournaments that was really memorable and dramatize it even more. However, if you're not on debate, make sure you ask someone on your school's debate team what it's like getting up there on the podium and ask them for their best or worst experiences from tournaments. Then you can write a play from that.\n\nI think it's a great idea, because I'm on my school's debate team and there's always so much drama in the tournaments and just within the team and coaches. A play portraying that sounds great.
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Sister, you might have directed this to the guys but I'm compelled to answer anyway.  Look, serious players start fairly young (usually Middle School age for BB and VB).  They play on their school teams and they also play club.  Volleyball club players generally pay in excess of $3K/year in fees, plus more to go to the Nationals (Junior Olympics).  It can be expensive to develop any talent.  Sports are no exception.  Instead of thinking about things way in the future, you need to just decide which sport is best for you and go after it with a passion.\n\nI am a volleyball coach and have taken on many "projects" in the past.  That is, people with talent but no skills or experience.  Find a club in your area and see if they'll talk to you about the sport.  Here's a place to start:\n\nhttp://www.usavolleyball.org/Juniors/\n\nThe coaches have seen a lot of players.  Like BB, very few people become professionals.  Do it because it's fun and because you LIKE TO WIN!  If you have the right athleticism and attitude you might make a team.  Don't stop with your first try-out.  Many teams are looking for specific positions.  Study the sport first and understand the roles of each position and which position you might like to play.  When you try-out, tell the coach which position(s) you're interested in.  If they already have a lot of depth in the position you're after, then go try out for another team, and don't take a rejection personally.\n\nJust FYI, many women have had to make a choice between BB and VB.  In particular I'm thinking of Kristin Folkl , who attended Stanford and played both sports.  And she played them well.  Really well.  Olympic well.  Maybe it would be helpful for you to do a Google or Dogpile search on her and study the pros and cons of each sport from her perspective.  Who knows, maybe if you send her fan mail, she'll give you some advice!
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You didn't mention what position you play, or if you or your coach sent out highlight videos. I'm assuming they were sent. My suggestion is go to a University that is lacking in your position and try out as a walk on. Or, go to a Junior College and show your skills. I think that should be your last choice. Good luck on what happens.
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i don't have any way for you to contact an agent directly but you could contact someone at the malayali association nearby, which occasionally puts on some of those performances. the site is http://www.kaneusa.org/ and then go to "about us" on top and then officials...
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i would suggest making your vision clear to the potential bandmates.  (you do have a vision of what you want to play, right?  i assume you've written some songs or have some novel idea for a band.  if not, that could be your problem.)  that might encourage others to join if they see you are serious about your music and not just being in a band for the sake of being in a band.  then again, that might make it harder to find like-minded bandmates who can help you achieve your vision.  that's just a problem you have to deal with though.  having a supporting cast that understands and appreciates what you're after should be worth the wait.
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You need to get as much experience as you can, so keep auditioning and doing local plays.  However, if you want to "hit it big" you're going to eventually have to take a chance and move to New York, Los Angeles, or some other large city with a vibrant entertainment scene.  Why should the industry folks come find you when there are thousands of actors and actresses who've made the commitment to come to THEM?