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The Job Book: 100 Acting Jobs for Actors
THE JOB BOOK, the only resource book of it's kind, provides actors with a gold mine of information about acting-oriented jobs. All 100 jobs offer opprotunities to improve acting skills and create extra income. A one-of-a-kind book compiled by Alterman through interviews with hundreds of actors and employers.
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Published January 1, 1995
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October 17, 2021
This book is the most comprehensive overview of entertainment related jobs I’ve ever seen. It describes in rather accurate detail, all of the possible ways someone could make money in the entertainment industry. The best part, it even tells you where to look in order to land a specific job.
The only downside is that the vast majority of the jobs described in this book are part time or temporary gigs. Some are lucrative others are not. Some are “self starter” jobs, while others require you to be at a specific location. Overall, it’s a great book with loads of useful tips and information.
If you want a job or are thinking of working in the entertainment industry, this book is well worth a look.
Industry jobs covered are:
Theater
Radio and television
Modeling
Hospitality
* Some jobs mentioned can even be transferred over into the sports industry.Although, this book does not address the sports industry specifically.*
The only downside is that the vast majority of the jobs described in this book are part time or temporary gigs. Some are lucrative others are not. Some are “self starter” jobs, while others require you to be at a specific location. Overall, it’s a great book with loads of useful tips and information.
If you want a job or are thinking of working in the entertainment industry, this book is well worth a look.
Industry jobs covered are:
Theater
Radio and television
Modeling
Hospitality
* Some jobs mentioned can even be transferred over into the sports industry.Although, this book does not address the sports industry specifically.*
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