Do you want to become the next "big" of the show? Whether you're looking for stardom through dancing, singing, acting or the catwalks, learn how to target the best talent hunters to take a big step forward on the path to success.
Steps
Step 1. Understand the role of a talent hunter
His job is to find the engagements you need, in the field of advertising, music, cinema, etc. Having your own agent has no cost, but at each of your performances part of your income (about 15-20%) will go to his pocket. Typically, talent hunters belong to a talent agency.
Step 2. Search online and locate a good number of talent agencies
Write down their addresses. Learn more about the individual sites and make sure they are authorized to do their job. You don't want to waste your time.
Step 3. Based on your talent, go to a professional to have quality photographs taken, or shoot a (high definition) video of yourself singing, acting, dancing, etc
Insert the material into your art book. Make sure your face is clearly visible and that the result is up to a professional.
Step 4. Prepare a resume and cover letter
You will need to include them in your book. The more experiences listed, the better your chances of finding an agency that wants to work with you. Spice up your resume and cover letter to look more interesting and stand out among the many candidates. Your chances of getting a date will increase.
Step 5. Make copies of your art book
They will help you to always have all the material at hand.
Step 6. At this point, send the copies to the previously selected agencies
Be sure to include your resume, cover letter, photo, or video.
Advice
- Remember that there are a lot of agencies, do not give up in the face of the first failures.
- If you are unsuccessful on the first try, keep trying.
- Before you refer to a talent hunter, make sure you have the professional experience necessary to make your profile interesting.
- Be patient. It may take weeks, or sometimes even months, for an agency to contact you to make an appointment.
- Remember that agencies receive thousands of requests every day.
Warnings
- If you manage to get a talent hunter, but are not offered any auditions in the next six months, apply to another agency.
- Try to stay away from fake agencies.
