Month: January 2009

The term “Disney Agent” or “Disney Channel Agent” simply refers to agents that Disney uses to call in talent for Disney Acting Auditions. There are two types of talent agents, theatrical (television and film) and commercial (for television commercials). Being with the same agency for both is called being “signed across the board,” but many… Continue reading How to get Disney Channel Agent

Unsolicited phone calls and personal visits to Disney Casting Directors are prohibited. Not only does it display a huge level of non-professionalism, it is extremely inconsiderate of Disney casting directors’ time. They receive hundreds, and even thousands of photos and resumes every week. They certainly can not accommodate being inundated with phone calls from actors,… Continue reading Disney Photo and Resume Information

Many people have contacted me asking about how to get work in their local area as an extra on Disney Channel and other film and television productions. Therefore, I have launched a new website with information on how to obtain extra work locally. Doing extra work is a great way to get some credits for… Continue reading Background Actors Casting Information

I am often asked about what to put on a resume when you have little or no experience. Well, we all have to start somewhere. When I first started acting, I only had some extra work that I had done. And I still landed an agent. Some people may say to lie. DO NOT lie!… Continue reading Beginner’s Acting Resume

Disney Channel UK is launching a new nationwide Disney talent search inspired by the film Camp Rock. My Camp Rock will give one solo singer or band the chance to record their own version of a song featured in the original Disney film, and record a music video to accompany it. Young performers aged between… Continue reading Disney Talent Search UK for My Camp Rock