Auditions: Agency Representation
AUDITION NOW!!!
ACTORS, MODELS and EXTRAS.
We have many opportunities on shows, movies, tv shows, documentaries and modelling brands.
To become part of our busy and uber successful roster please fill out the form below or call us at 587-582-1600 to arrange an interview. At your interview
We have successfully placed thousands of people, just like you, on tv shows, movies, commercials and modeling opportunities, both Nationally and Internationally.
Live your dreams today, don't miss out on any opportunities! We represent the best in every field, become part of the best.
Do's and Don'ts On Set
We are holding ongoing auditions in Calgary for Agency representation! With hundreds of casting calls, we are always seeking new faces.
Agency Advice:
Do's and Dont's:
DO:
Show up on time
sign in/sign out
Arrive camera ready: Clean hair done natural and light make up ladies
Arrive prepared for weather: Check the weather forecast and have extra clothes for alternative weather(Bring Umbrella)
Be prepared: bring 3 wardrobe choices(don't forget shoes/boots)
Put Universal Talent Connection on form and know our address and our number and email
Have SIN/work permit
Bring a book or quiet entertainment(take headphones)
Be professional and respectful of others
Report illness/injuries
Smoke in designated area only/use ashtrays provided
Return props/wardrobe
Enjoy and learn!
DON’T:
Never be late
Do not bring valuables to set
Do not ask for autographs
Do not GOSSIP!
Do not sleep while waiting
Do not bring a camera
Do not look into the camera
Do not talk when they are shooting
Do not disturb the actors
Do not wander around set
Do not leave the designated extras holding area without notifying your casting associate
Do not have any other commitment that day/evening(Must be available all day and evening)
Do not leave set early(You will be notified when you are done)
Do not have cell ringer on or any other noises
Build Your Talent Resume
What can you do to build your talent resume?
1. Perform pro bono for non-profit organizations.
2. Don't stop at personal presentations. Write an article for your local paper, or have them interview you.
3. Review your marketing materials periodically. Do they say the same thing as hundreds of other performers? Or do they characterize you in a distinctive, personal, professional way?
4. Take Improvisation and Acting Classes.
What should be on your talent resume?
1. Your name in large, bold letters. Followed by your contact info, height, weight, hair color, eye color, and union associations. Make it 8x10 and stick to one page.
2. Training - Where you studied and what kind of program. If you've had quality acting training, directors are liable to take you more seriously.
3. Special skills - Do you speak another language? Do you play an instrument? Can you drive a car? Those are all special skills.
4. Credits - The roles you had in plays, musicals, films, TV shows, commercials, voiceovers, etc. Don't have a lot of experience?
No Experience?
We offer acting classes in method acting and improvisation, join us today.
Everyone has to start somewhere. If you have no experience, then go down to your local community theater and ask to volunteer on set or volunteer to be in a student film. Consider becoming a movie extra.
How you present your experience is also very valuable. Chances are, you've done some acting somewhere. In high school, or an acting class, or a high school acting class, whatever the case...