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Category Archives: Job Search Tips
Where Casting Directors Search for Actors and the Two Worst Audition Mistakes
In this interview, casting director, Mary Clay Boland (formerly of As the World Turns) reveals where casting directors look for fresh talent. She also warns against two huge mistakes actors can make when auditioning. Continue reading
Posted in Dream Jobs, Interviews, Job Search Tips, Television Jobs, Theater Jobs
Tagged acting schools, As the World Turns, ATWT, audition, Carnegie Mellon University, casting director, get a job, How Did You Get That Job?, Juillard, Mary Clay Boland, Rutgers, SUNY Purchase, Susan Dansby, Yale University
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Casting Director Mary Clay Boland Reveals How Theatre Actors Get Hired, Part 2
In Part 2 of this two-part interview, casting director Mary Clay Boland goes into more detail about how theatre actors are hired. She discusses how and where casting calls are posted, and how producer-director sessions determine who gets the jobs. Continue reading
Casting Director Mary Clay Boland Reveals How Theatre Actors Get Hired, Part 1
In Part I of this two-part interview, casting director Mary Clay Boland reveals how theatre actors are hired. From the time the casting director comes on board, the goal is to find the best fit for the director, the playwright and the actor. Continue reading
Two Free Webinars That Can Help You Get Jobs
Two free webinars that can get you jobs – Acting for a Living Webinar, 9/28/10 7:00PM EDT; and 10 Steps to Getting Hired Fast!, 9/30/10 7:00PM EDT Continue reading
Lessons Earned in the Work Place – What Happens When You Settle for Less than Your Dream Job
An annoyed co-worker provided a book title and lessons that led to a lifetime of dream jobs. What happened when a young woman demanded to know: “How Did You Get That Job?” Continue reading
I Thought My Job Search Failed, Then I Got Hired at a Cocktail Party
I said “hi” to a guy at a cocktail party. The next thing I knew, I was hired as a writer – by his date! Continue reading
Posted in Dream Jobs, Job Search Tips, Television Jobs
Tagged broadcasting jobs, dream job, film and TV production, Generations, get a job, Guiding Light, How Did You Get That Job?, informational interview, job application, job interview, Jorn Winther, resumes, Sally Sussman, soap opera, soaps, Susan Dansby, television production, Tony Morina, writing job, writing soaps
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How to Write a Career Change Cover Letter
Example/sample of career change cover letter and advice about what should (and should not!) be included. Continue reading
How Your Life Story Can Amp Up Your Job Search
How Your Life Story Can Amp Up Your Job Search by revealing marketable skills and instilling confidence. Continue reading
Afraid to Risk Finding A New Career When You’re Over 30?
The obstacles and benefits of a career change at 30, 40, or 50. Career advice on finding and starting a new career at 30, midlife and beyond. Continue reading
Posted in Job Search Tips
Tagged career change, career change advice, career change at 40, career change at 50, change my career, change your career, dream job, finding a new career, get a job, ideal job, job hunting, job search, manage career change, midlife career change, new career, starting a new career, want a career change
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Soaps Come and Go; Friends are Forever
I wrote a little bit yesterday about the SETA (Southeastern Education and Training Association) conference. How did I come to be a public speaker? Well, right after As the World Turns was canceled, I joined the Georgia chapter of the … Continue reading