There’s a recurring theme for most actors: how to earn a decent living while actively pursuing an acting career. Restaurant work is often a go-to because as long as you get your shift covered, you can go on that audition or take time off for your booking. But restaurant work isn’t ideal for everyone.
Luckily, there are so many other options out there! Here are six to consider:
Virtual AssistantThere are two general types of virtual assistants. One is project-based and the other is customer service focused. In my opinion, being a project-based virtual assistant is the savvier choice. Your boss won’t care when you actually do the work, as long as you complete the tasks before the deadline. Perfect for an actor’s unpredictable schedule!
Tour GuideIf you love having an audience (what actor doesn’t?) then this might be a fun option for you. Keep your live performance skills sharp while learning how to keep a story feeling fresh, even if it’s the 100th time you’ve told it! Since this is shift work, it’s a more actor-friendly job than most.
Dog Walker/Pet SitterDo you love animals? Turn your early mornings into a side job walking the neighborhood dogs! Or take care of cats when their
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