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  1. @ChaimMagnum You are in KPH! But you are still going about 80mph don't take pictures at that speed!!! haha 1:10 PM Nov 26th from web in reply to ChaimMagnum
  2. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! 1:09 PM Nov 26th from web
  3. Love it! RT@NikkiFinke Actors Will Do Anything To Land A Role... http://bit.ly/4CQ5h1 1:08 PM Nov 26th from web
  4. @mikeBnelson Thanks Mike!! Really good to hear. 6:29 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to mikeBnelson
  5. @ActorwithaChip Last thing then I am back to work-- I realized long ago I could be a lot more honest & helpful off the record. Love actors. 6:13 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to ActorwithaChip
  6. @ActorwithaChip We'll have to agree to disagree on that one. You can unfollow if you'd like. I like following you. Debate is a good thing. 6:11 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to ActorwithaChip
  7. @ActorwithaChip The real question is which agents have the strongest casting relationships & talent roster = more times/successful pitches 5:40 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to ActorwithaChip
  8. @ActorwithaChip Absolutely there are different levels of agencies! Your other question is a bit oversimplified...even the smallest do both. 5:38 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to ActorwithaChip
  9. @ActorwithaChip With your commercial agent? We very rarely do lunches. Clients are always welcome to sit down with us in our office. 5:13 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to ActorwithaChip
  10. Tip: Many agents are happy if a client wants 2 bring in lunch. Can hang for a bit we can still work & chat. Ask ahead. 1:50 PM Nov 24th from web
  11. With rare exceptions, I don't have time to go to lunch with clients. When I do eat lunch, it's at my desk while still working. 1:38 PM Nov 24th from web
  12. This seems obvious, but if you are standing one inch from someone's desk (perhaps your agents) and staring down, it's awkward. Back up. ;) 12:59 PM Nov 24th from web
  13. @jamiefishback if you want vouchers, you should intern there. Didn't hear it from me. 3:29 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to jamiefishback
  14. Can't imagine it is. There are better uses of your $$. RT @ heitzie Seriously, is The Players Directory even used anymore? 11:28 AM Nov 23rd from web
  15. @mitchellfink yes, but I believe some actors chose to think of all 2nd jobs as soul sucking... that's a recipe for self created misery. 9:53 PM Nov 22nd from web in reply to mitchellfink
  16. @CarolineTimm you're welcome :) 9:10 PM Nov 22nd from web in reply to CarolineTimm
  17. @MusicLoveSex Just learning as much as you can about the business before you get here will help u hit the ground running 9:04 PM Nov 22nd from web in reply to WishUponADream
  18. @MusicLoveSex not really. What you CAN do is start reading books on the business of acting from Amazon. Judy Kerr writes a good one. 9:04 PM Nov 22nd from web in reply to WishUponADream
  19. Finding that support job that u can stand- & being ok you have one- is as important as studying your craft IMO. Be kind 2 urself. (3/3) 9:02 PM Nov 22nd from web
  20. HOWEVER, during those 10 years, he could certainly claim he was a working actor. Point: Working actors almost always need 2nd jobs. (2/3) 9:02 PM Nov 22nd from web