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Having said that, please tell the truth. Being a highly skilled soprano, mezzo, alto, and bass all at once is highly unlikely, right?
Only put down ones you can do, in case you are called on it. Pakistani and Welsh don’t actually sound the same in reality… Include relevant drama school credits if you’re newly graduated. Even though the role might not be your ideal casting, it may remind us of something about you. You can remove these credits as your CV builds…or when you’re 45!
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Casting directors can’t always watch a whole showreel so make sure to open strong. Re-editing your showreel can make it feel completely new and a simple edit can change everything. Make sure your strongest scene is at the beginning of the showreel. Don’t start with montages or still photographs, casting directors want to see you act. Self-tapes If you’re using your spotlight around moisture or liquid like rain, use a model with an official waterproof IP rating. This rating denotes how effectively your spotlight is protected from damage due to dust (the first digit of an IP rating, measured on a scale from 1 to 6) or water (the second digit, measured from 1 to 8). For instance, an IP68 spotlight is totally dust- and waterproof. You can add your pronouns to your profile. To do so go to ‘edit basic details’ at the top of your profile, scroll down and you will see a box saying ‘further information’ next to ‘How would you like to be found on Spotlight?’ , this is a free text box where you can display your pronouns.
Keep your professional credits up to date and spelt correctly. Make sure to fill out every field possible as casting directors will often search by production, director, etc. It’s easy for you to add photos to your Spotlight profile. The photo management system can be used on all devices and allows you to upload on the go. Though we do recommend editing your profile on your laptop instead of your phone for ease. Only include these if they’re good. Of course they’re incredibly useful but you singing a cappella in your bedroom is of no value to anyone. I can only speak for myself when I say that, as someone who only works in theatre, I don’t ever look at/listen to reels as I want to see/hear you live in the room. Try to film a self-tape as soon as you reasonably can to give yourself time to fix any problems. We know sometimes it can be hard, especially if you have been given a short amount of time to prepare, but often the casting director will be eager to see tapes from the moment that the first one is submitted. Tell us where you trained and when you graduated. Most of us have been to your showcases and, whilst we may not immediately remember your name, this might help to jog our memory. Also the simple truth is that, as a huge generalisation, good training creates good graduates so it’s an important piece of information for us to be reminded of.
These sections are so important. You must list everything you can do. You never know, I may enter a search for a ‘trumpet playing mezzo soprano’ and if you haven’t listed them as your skills I’ll never find you. If you need a spotlight for emergency use, setting up camp at night, or clanging around in your basement, these can handle it all. Don’t lie. You’ll get found out! I once auditioned a girl who said on her profile that she had been in a show that had been produced by a friend of mine. I hadn’t seen the show and the actress was new to me so I called my friend to ask how she was. He was very confused, seeing as it was an all male cast. And that was the end of her! It seems silly but this is really important. If you’re based in Aberdeen we need to know that, as it may affect our expenses budget so at least we can flag it up with your agent when calling you in rather than going through four recalls only to find that you can’t afford the travel and turn the job down! Ensure that you have a language and accent marked as native on your profile. This is so you’ll appear in all of the appropriate searches. Be honest about your casting type
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