How do i become an actor in AUSTRALIA?
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well you need to major in film, if you havent already then  you need to start , once you get into the major, then you will find out little by little. there is a 95% chance you wont' make it so make sure you have a job for a security blanket.
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well most agents have law degrees.  due to the legalities of everything and all the contracts you have to deal with.  But if these are people you know that would be willing to sign with you i would draft a contract and have them sign it.  The only problem is that you will need to do a lot of leg work in the beginning because noone will know who you are.  Youre also going to have to get them into acting unions because most bigger movies only take actors from the unions.  It is quite a process but if you put the work in you can be very successfull.
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http://www.immi.gov.au/study/\n\nYou just have to apply. It's all on the website. Is that what you mean?
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1.Money close to A$ 50000 for 2 years\n2.IELTS 6.0 \n3.University Degree\n\nso if you a have a degree and ready to give IELTS exam and get a band of 5.5 or 6.0 then Voila you can be soon an aussie. if you get 5.5 band then you have to do ELICOS for 10 weeks then study for masters qualification.if you want to do bachelor then 12 years school education and funds arounds a$75000 will do .you nationality details a lot in determining visa and you can get your studnet visa in 2 months maximum. you need to have passport for writing IELTS exam and you cannot repeat IELTS for 90 days.best of Luck
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start with making a portfoliio of your work from grade school and on...\n\nYou will be played with often, so choose a smart agent by going to actor's guild website and follow the money.  But I would start in a theater such as small acting schools in Chicago, or go to college such as Columbia cologe.
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Watch Austrailian movies or get Austrailian friends, that's the best way to do it. If you're around the accent long enough you'll pick it up naturally...it's contagious.
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Don't ever give up up your dream of becoming an actor. Before you think about moving or even getting an agent of any sort, do as much school plays, singing, and other acting as you possibly can. Join the drama, band dance class and especially the English classes you can. You must excel in these classes.\n\nSee if you can get into local beauty pageants and commercials as well as any local community playhouse or drama group.\n\nDo as many roles as possible in the near future. You might also see if there are any acting schools in your local area. See if it is possible for you to get into it if there is.\n\nI have found out that many actors are well rounded with the ability to do many things so turn nothing down try to be multi-talented.   \n\nListen to those that have the experience and want to teach you the ropes. Learn as much as you can and be the best in any production you are in.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
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Actually, the Australian military has a process specifically for active duty military personnel who are interested in serving in the Australian military. See the 'sources' space below for the web site.\n\nGood luck.
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No you don't.  BUT acting in the drama club will help.    Go ahead a join the Drama club if your school offers one!  \n\nGood luck on your acting career
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ok i will tell u read the following.dont forget me if u become a big actress\n\n\n\n#  STEP 1: Decide whether you want to be a professional actor (addressed here) or an amateur. If you want to be a professional, read on.\n# STEP 2: Move to a major city. Eventually, New York or Los Angeles will be your destination, but as you build your résumé of experience you can work in other major metropolitan areas that have good theater or film communities.\n# STEP 3: Enroll in acting class. Good actors study their entire lives. To choose a good class, ask trusted, successful professionals for references.\n# STEP 4: Get a headshot (see "How to Get a Headshot," under Related eHows).\n# STEP 5: Compose a résumé of all the work you have done so far. As your body of work grows, drop the less professional work (such as school plays) from your résumé.\n# STEP 6: Send your headshot and résumé with a brief cover letter to all the casting directors and agents in your area. Follow up with postcards every four to six months, updating them on your current acting projects.\n# STEP 7: Read the trade papers regularly: "Backstage," "Dramalogue," "The Ross Reports" and "Variety," as well as online publications such as newenglandfilm.com, as appropriate. Know what is being cast where, and send headshots and notes directly to directors and producers whenever possible, requesting auditions.\n# STEP 8: Always accept invitations to industry events and parties, and meet industry professionals whenever possible. Who you know is extremely important.
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You don't have to have any specific educational credential, but it can help open doors and it can also help you make connections. \n\nAlthough there are lots of actors out there who have high school or less, and are fabulous actors; most actors today have at least a bachelor's degree. Almost ALL actors at least have some acting classes behind them. \n\nYou should note that actors, like dancers, are almost always in training. They attend workshops, they take class, the work with private "tutors", all in a constant attempt to keep up their skills or learn new techniques. \n\nAnd again, not only does training/education help you with your craft, but it also helps you make connections - and connections can make or break your career. \n\nSome schools with fabulous, prestigious acting degree programs include:\n\nJulliard\nNew York University (Tisch School)\nUniversity of Missouri - Kansas City\nNorthwestern\nYale\n\n\nSome private institutes where you may or may not actually get a degree include: \n\nThe Actor's Studio\nThe Stella Adler Academy of Acting\nThe Sanford Meisner school in New York\nThe American Academy of Dramatic Art\nAmerican Conservatory Theatre (San Francisco)\n\n\nOne final point. Acting is a highly competitive field. When my husband is casting, and he is looking at resumes, he does note the education listed. If a role is down to two actors, he'll usually hire the one with a degree, because then he knows that the person has had certain basic training - which he expects will simplify working with that person.
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Yes they do.  A company can sponsor you to work in Australia.\n\nThere is also a Skills Shortage List that can help you immigrate to Oz.  (See below) see if there is something on there that you can do, and if so you can immigrate on that basis.  You do not have to actually do that job when you get there!\n\nAlso do a Google search for "Work in Australia" or "Immigrate to Australia" and there a LOTS of companies that will be more than happy to take your money and help you find work.. BUT... be careful, some will just take money and do nothing for you.\n\nThe best best is to find a company that will hire you and do the sponsorship, this is pretty hard to do when you are overseas!\n\nIf you travel there first (to look for work) make sure you dont tell anyone in immigration that this is what you plan to do, or they may not let you in... go in as though you are on holiday... and then start looking.  Have nothing in your bag (like a resume etc that could tip them off, email everything to yourself).  If they even THINK you are planning on looking for work, they might not let you in!\n\nTry and arrange interviews before you go.\n\nFinally... if you go.... PLAY GOLF!  This might seem weird, but if you play golf (especially at public courses) alone, they will team you up with other players... network with them... tell them how much you love it and want to stay... you'll be surprised at how friendly Aussies are and how they will call friends for you, to see if they can find you a lead on a job so you can stay!\n\nGood luck and I hope you can find something there, it's a great place to live.
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Go to canada and australia official sites. they have all the rules and  paperwork you need.
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At your age, I don't know what requirements they may have, or if they would accept.  \n\nFirst step would be to visit the Embassy of Australia and ask them about programs that they have -- the nearest one is in Nairobi, Kenya however.  If they have possibly courses you can take, then you will need to take the TOEFL exam; this proves your English ability to get into an English-speaking university.  Your English sounds pretty good so it may not be difficult.  \n\nAfter that, there should be another exam you have to take to test your academic ability and knowledge.  I don't know what that may be; you may be eligible for graduate work with your prior certificates.  \n\nAsk at the Embassy, and they can help you.  \n\nYou can also obtain consular assistance from the nearest Australian High Commission which is in Kenya: \n\nAustralian High Commission\nRiverside Drive (400 metres off Chiromo Road)\nNairobi, KENYA\nTelephone (254 20) 444 5034\nFacsimile (254 20) 444 4718 \n\nGood luck!!
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I am currently studying in Australia; \nthe first thing I did was apply at the uni, after you get accepted you will receive a Coe, this is a letter of offer and acceptance.\nOnce you have this; which you will only get when you ahve paid the entire tuition; you can apply for a student visa at the Australia Embassy or online. (please note that application times can vary depending on where you are from; they will do a complete background check as will as looking at your criminal records) \nyou will be expected to prove that you have enough cash in the bank to support yourself for the entire course, and of course you will probably be medically examed.\n\nGood Luck
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Go to the nearest Australian Embassy and apply for all the appropriate papers, ask them questions that you need detailed and explain to them what you intend to do and where you are going to live etc., I am sure that they will give you all the assistance possible. We welcome your visit to Australia and hope that everything goes well for you in your transition to our country Down Under.
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Take classes.\nDo plays.\nGet headshots. \nMake a resume.\nGet your image together for the types of roles you want.\nGet an agent.\nGo on castings.