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| Want to know what EXACTLY these people are thinking? Read on . . . if you dare. |
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| Jaime Rose - CD LA Q: What is the best thing you spend money on to help your career? A: Headshots. They are hugely important. It looks the most like who you are. Try to have it be something interesting. Click on image to go to website |
| Lila Selik Q: What is you look for in a headshot? A: That it looks EXACTLY like the person. I like the composite shots. One sheet of paper with four views on it. Click on image to go to website |
| Shana Landsberg - CD LA Q: Is there anything in particular that you would notice as to what makes a good headshot? A: It should look like you. I'm pretty good looking at photos and saying, "Wow, this person looks interesting." I've got to start with a headshot. When you walk throught the door, I'll know if you have a good body or not. Click on image to go to website |
| Patricia Rose Q: What is it you look for in a headshot? A: The eyes must grab me when I look at it. After the eyes I go to the rest of the picture. I know now color is a big thing, but it doesn't matter to me, color or B&W |
| Paul Russell - CD NY This business is about creating, not waiting. |
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| Mark Paladini - CD LA Enjoy acting while you’re auditioning, because it is probably the last time you will be playing the role. |
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| Geoffrey Soffer - CD LA Actors don’t know the business of the business. I think the biggest mistake actors make is that they try very hard to get every role they are auditioning for. |
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