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ISBN 10: 1581154194
ISBN 13: 978-1581154191
Author: W. L. Jenkins
Chapter One: Setting the Bar High
Chapter Two: You versus the Business of Commercial Acting
Chapter Three: It’s Time for Your Close-Up
Chapter Four: Advertising 101—How an Ad Agency Works, How Commercials Are Created, and How You Can Benefit
Chapter Five: Preproduction
Chapter Six: Ordinary People Watch TV for the Entertainment; Commercial Actors Watch TV for the Commercials
Chapter Seven: Land Mines and Gold Mines in Commercial Scripts
Chapter Eight: Storyboards
Chapter Nine: Good Things to Know before You Audition
Chapter Ten: In the Waiting Area
Chapter Eleven: In the Studio
Chapter Twelve: Back at the Agency—Looking at First-Call Auditions: How We Choose Who Makes the Cut
Chapter Thirteen: You’ve Made It to the Callback
Chapter Fourteen: Oh, Behaave! The Seven Deadly Sins Actors Commit in Front of the Agency
Chapter Fifteen: Decision Time
Chapter Sixteen: Congratulations, You Got the Part
Chapter Seventeen: Resources—Make it Your Business to Know Our Business
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