Stepping up your game will put you ahead of the thousands of actors who are just sitting around, complaining about a possible strike. Here are some things you can do RIGHT now:
1. Update your headshots. If it's been six months or you aren't going out -- RESHOOT. www.hypnoticheadshots.com is a great new photographer I just started using.
2. Send out postcards to casting directors who love you. Let them know what you're doing.
3. Call SAG about missing residuals. You never know what might be waiting for you!
4. WRITE SOMETHING. Creating your own one-person show, monologue or sketch comedy scene will help you stay fresh and put your work out in the public. Even if you perform it at a coffee shop, it's SOMETHING!
5. Reconnect with other actors. Start an actor's reading group and review current TV or movie scripts. Do character research and really rehearse as if the role were yours. That way, you'll be ready when the opportunity comes.
It's rough out there for all of us, but stick it out!
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