From the MOMAGER Trenches: Top 5 Tips for Becoming a Successful #HollywoodMom! @CollegeWizard

Posted on 30. Oct, 2012 by in FROM THE MOMAGER TRENCHES, Parents of Child Actors

Hollywood Mom Blog recently asked professional Hollywood Mom Kerri Moseley Hobbs (mother of child actor Anthony Hobbs) to share her TOP 5 TIPS on becoming a Successful Hollywood Mom.  She kindly obliged.

Kerri: Top Five, lets see:

(1) Learn business, consider going to buy some college level business course textbooks. The entire framework is the same even in this industry.

(2) Read everything. Actually click those links on Hollywood Mom Blog, Backstage, CastingNetworks, Bonnie Gillespie, Marci Liroff, Rex Sikes, all of those free and valuable resources. They are amazing!

(3) Enjoy the experience with your kids. Don’t focus on the audition and the pressure; focus on the adventure of it all. Anthony and I have so many videos and pictures of us having a good time and in about half of the pictures we wonder, “Which audition was that?” [But it] doesn’t matter, it was fun!

(4) Mom and Momager are two different people; create the split personality.

(5) All those hestitations and reservations you’ve learned from living and becoming an adult don’t apply here.   Anything is possible, let your child dream, pursue, and light up when they achieve.

For more wonderful insight from Kerri, follow her on twitter at @collegewizard!

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3 Responses to “From the MOMAGER Trenches: Top 5 Tips for Becoming a Successful #HollywoodMom! @CollegeWizard”

  1. jeff esposito

    30. Dec, 2012

    I’m a dad, and my five year old wants to be a model. She asks me everyday, “when am I going to be in a magazine”. Haha its the cutest thing. I’m posting here because I do not even know where to start. Any help would be ideal! Thanks!

  2. Karean L. Chapman

    31. Oct, 2012

    Be a strong support system for your child, let them enjoy their careers without pressuring them. If they love it you will merely be a guide for them along the way. Keep it fun, keep it real, keep it safe. :-)

  3. Bonnie Gillespie

    30. Oct, 2012

    So glad to be helpful! Having been a kid actor, I can say the support of the family is a HUGE benefit. :) Keep reading everything and keep enjoying the journey! Yay!

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