What does it take to be a celebirty assistant?
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It's not impossible to find a job like that if you live in LA (especially if you've been a personal assistant before).  I know a couple people who have been personal assistant to a celebrity (one an actor and another a musician), and it's not as glamorous as it seems.  You're often working 60+ hours, 7 days a week and you're on call all the time, so you have no life and no time to see your friends.\n\nYou're basically a maid, receptionist, driver/runner... you could be doing anything from picking up their dry cleaning to driving them to an audition, or making phone calls and running errands.  I've heard some celebs make you travel with them, but since you're on call you can't really go anywhere but you can't hang out with them.\n\nYou might be making a salary of around 30-35k if you're lucky (the websites listed above are totally false) - if you're only working 60 hours a week that averages out to $9.60/hr, which in LA is pretty tough to survive on.\n\n(on the plus side, you might get some free stuff and a free place to live)
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There are various routes into it, but be aware that it is fiercely competitive.. you need talent first and foremeost, and occasionally the looks as well. \n\n1) You can train to be a professional actress in a college\n\n2) Build up a portfolio. Do acting in a local group, build up experience. \n\n3) Get an agent to search for appropriate jobs for you. \n\n4) Work as an extra- you can sign up on various lists so you can get paid work as an extra on a film set etc. \n\n5) Get professional mug shots of yourself and send them off to auditions.
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You need an agent, a real agent, and make sure that their not just a scam. Because they'll steal money from you. Your agent will then, give you information on auditions, and were they can be found. Once you audition, you wait for a call back. But don't be upset if you don't get one, many famous people have gotten plenty of "No"s before they became famous. You should also have a job to fall back on, because it is a very hard business, and very, very few people make it.  If you really want it, you have to keep auditioning for things, and learn from your mistakes when you don't get a callback.
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A PHD in sycophancy should do the trick. Celebs love that!
417768
Hairstylist! You can be a hairstylist and if you are good you will be a biusinessman hairstylist! If you are even better you will be a hairstylist for actors and businessmen and movie producers. Then you be an actor. What better way to get casted? Do their hair and then they put you in their movies. I had a friend who was a hairstylist for Prince. I also have a friend who is a hairstylist and his shop just put him in charge (businessman) Operational Manager for their whole chain. If you are willing to style hair. THAT is a skill. Concentrate on that first. Be patient. Friendly with customers, and rise above your own hair!
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well i think if you have a cousin in the modeling/acting buisness, you should consider asking her what agencies she recommends around your area. Also, agencies do give you the oppurtunity to be on TV only if they think youre ready. you can request it and ask them if youre ready and they might give you the chance. Agencies generally keep models until theyre around 30, so i would model as soon as you can, and work your way up. It's quite a bit of work, but if you're a good actor, it should be no problem. Practice taking pics of yourself, and act as much as you can maybe in school plays and all that and you should have no problem landing that commercial or Guest Star on shows! i know a lot of famous people that started out as models and are great, famous actors now! So good luck and let me know how it all turns out!
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Same things as a normal secretary, except you have to be familiar with legal documents.  you might be required to perform some paralegal duties as well.
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First you need an agent.Go to a talent agency.
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you have to assemble a package of yourself including; a picture, short bio, your range capabilities, and how many years of experience.  Chances are it will be for harmony parts.  you must become a member of the musicians union and they have a list of job opportunities
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it costs a lot of money and you have to be pretty good at whatever it is you want to do. and p.s. hun, i'm 14, but even i know how to spell "celeb", "some" and "stuff". good try, though.
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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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Almost everyone in Hollywood starts in the mailroom.  It could be an agency or a studio but that's how you make the connections to get other jobs.  The only other way is to know someone.
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This is one of the best things I have ever heard for a long time. Dont get to meet celebs, but If I did, I would love to do it. Great Question!!
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hard work and a great agent. You should probably even go to classes for it first to have an edge but I've heard it's a very hard business to get into if you don't sound unique.
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Pretty much the same as a receptionist. Answer calls, greet guests, filing and other administrative tasks. But it could be a good way to break in to a growing business.
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Go to their website. They have a list of things you need to do. You need to fill out an application, make a video including everyone you plan on bringing with you, send in pictures of you and your help team, write a small paragragh about why you should be on the show, etc.
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Getting into the entertainment business requires  persistence.  You might have to do some free shows in the beginning just to get your name out there.  You may even have to do some pretty "out there" publicity stunts as well.  This way you will get noticed.  Talent is very important.  If you have what it takes to measure up to the ones that have already succeeded then you are half way there.  The rest is all about marketing yourself.  It also helps ALOT if you have some good connections and friends in high places.  They can help you get the "good" gigs.  I am assuming you are interested in becoming a performer of sorts.  I am a musician and I have been in the entertainment business for 10 years.  It is great fun but still has not paid the bills.  I am always looking for that big BREAK.  I do believe that it will come.  My love for music is so strong that it keeps me in the "game".