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    In most Oscar speeches, the incredibly appreciative actor thanks their agent. That’s because if it weren’t for that agent who believed in them, they would have never had the opportunity for their award-worthy performance. But how does the new actor get an agent? Here are a few tips to get in the door with the audition gatekeepers known as agents.
    1. Prepare. Before reaching out to an agent, make sure you are prepared to present yourself as a professional actor. Saying, “Yeah, I want to act,” is just the tip of the iceberg. You want to treat acting with the similar respect of preparation as you would any other job. Have a set of professional headshots taken. If this is your first time, feel free to start with a lower-cost photographer, but make sure they are a professional and have headshot experience. Your headshot is your calling card, and you only get one shot at a first impression, so make sure it presents you at your best and looks like you. Also attend an industry-trusted acting class. Always be improving your acting skills on a continual basis.
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