How To Submit Your Materials to Casting Directors

Submitting yourself to a casting director is not a quick and easy way to suddenly get all of the job offers. But it is one part of an effective marketing strategy that takes time, patience and persistence.

If you are ready to get on the radar of key casting directors, and are willing to do what it takes, NYC-based actress and Actor Aesthetic podcast host Maggie Bera is here to help.

The fact is, casting directors will call in who they know, and one way to become someone they know is by writing to them.

It’s well known in the marketing world that it takes 7-9 times of you contacting someone directly with your message for them to pay attention… This is no different!  Submitting your materials is not as simple as just sending a boring, generic e-mail out to all the casting directors you can find. So, how do you write to them?

In this episode, Maggie discusses the best ways to submit to casting directors and creative teams, both electronically and through snail mail.

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Maggie Bera

Maggie Bera, creator of Actor Aesthetic, is an actress based in NYC. A proud member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA, she holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre from Texas State University.

https://maggiebera.com
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