Today's column focuses on the business of acting, rather than the
art. Due to a recent booking issue with an actor and an agency, I
initially wanted to write about things you need to know before you
accept a job. However, upon second thought, it's important you don't go
through the audition process for a job you wouldn't accept. So here are
seven things you should know before accepting an audition!1. Accountability. You may have a great agency with a reliable staff representing you, but remember that your career is your responsibility. If you receive an audition appointment and have concerns over any of the below details, ask! Don't make assumptions, and don't confirm without getting your questions answered.
2. Availability. It is your responsibility to double check callback and shoot dates for a job prior to confirming an initial audition—even if you have given book-out dates to your agency. If you're not available for the callback and/or shoot dates, cancel the appointment.
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