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4 06, 2014

10 STEPS – HOW TO BECOME A CHILD ACTOR

10 STEPS – HOW TO BECOME A CHILD ACTOR

By Editor Tracy Bobbitt|2020-01-12T15:30:26-08:00June 4th, 2014|Categories: CHILD ACTORS, HOW TO BECOME A CHILD ACTOR, How to Become a Child Actor, THE BUZZ, Want to Be A Child Star?|Tags: Child actors Coogan Account, Child actors should get a work permit, Child actors should get an agent, Child Actors should get headshots, Child Actors should study, Dani Burkhardt, Getting Your Child Into Acting, how to become a child actor, LA Casting, make your kid a star|2 Comments

REMEMBER THIS! Keep your credit card in your pocket! Do not pay anyone for “advice” or “services.” Other than acting classes, agent-requested head shots and getting set up on the legitimate casting websites, you don’t need to fork over ANY money. Stay away from conventions, weekend seminars and packaged deals that promise to “make your kid a star!”

27 09, 2010

ASK HOLLYWOOD MOM: Can I Change Agencies? Should I Move My Child To A Larger Agency?

ASK HOLLYWOOD MOM: Can I Change Agencies? Should I Move My Child To A Larger Agency?

By Editor Tracy Bobbitt|2010-09-27T08:06:45-07:00September 27th, 2010|Categories: Questions for HMB, THE BUZZ|Tags: Breakdown Services, CHILD ACTORS, Children's Manager, how to become a child actor, How to get an agent, LA Casting, SAG Young Performers, SAG-franchised, Stacey Carter, Talent Manager|1 Comment

Hi Hollywood Mom, I am currently considering changing agents for my 7-year old daughter. She has been with her current agent since January 2009 and has been on about 10 to 15 auditions and booked one commercial. I don't doubt that the agent is submitting her, but I just feel that the connections with the youth