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"I'm bets you didn't go in because your whole Being knew it wasn't for you.. as in wasn't worth the time and effort to waste on being insulted and stepped upon in some bottomfeeder sharki's silly game..."


I'm seeing I booboed here... I'll correct it...

...So-What if some of the auditions are tough.. directed by some super sharpie dudes who know the business so well, that they could just think of cutting your throat, and you would feel it, but not show the actual damage...
He's tough.. He's got to be.. He's in a tougher boat than you are.. he has to invest valuable time and funds on aspiring young actor wannabes... and too often it's a waste...
To get through to him, you must be something he can sell to movie studio bosses..

Just walk into his office reception area.. and inform the babe at reception, that you want to be hired by this agency one day.. and want to know what you need to work-on for that to happen... Then shut your mouth.. and only answer questions as intelligent and knife-short, and concise as you can... ALWAYS SMILING...
If you aren't smiling and happy, it's like a piece of shid just walked into their office... Maybe it's a good plan for young actors to read the old book, "How to make friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie.. at least once, cover to cover... Don't be concerned that you won't remember a lot of it... The thing is that it's now in your head as retrievable data... Trust your mind to do good things for you.. Trust the mind to remember what you need to remember when you need to remember it... Trust your mind.. or you won't have anything you can trust...
In lectures I doodle scratch drawings while I listen to the lecturer... I hear it all... The good parts catch my attention... I use the feelings I get to shape my sketch... Then when I need to replay the lecture, I look at the sketch...