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Momager Notes

What You Should Know If You're Considering Managing Your Child's Talent in Preparation for a Career

Denise Hilliard
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Pages
152
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse

About

This book is designed to help parents who want to act in the capacity of "manager" to their child's entertainment career. I was a mom who managed her daughter which is why I was a "Momager".

Some of The Topics Covered In Momager Notes Are:
Unions, Agents, Managers, Acting Schools, Auditions, Casting, What not to do (Scams), Headshot/Resume requirements, Cover Letters, Actor Workshops/Showcases, Reels, Marketing (PR) packages, Dance Schools, Pageants, Dance competitions and More!

I Will Also Explain:
what age they should start training, how to recognize their true talent, how to build a strong foundation and nurture the talent, where they should train and why, how often should they train, money/time requirements, unsupportive family/friends and how to deal with them, what age (in my opinion) should they start going on professional auditions, how to handle their first big break, college or career? (tough decisions), rejection, what to look for in a good acting school, dance teacher/school, vocal coach and much, much more!

This book is a must read if you think your child has what it takes to have a future in the area of TV, film or Broadway, and, you as a parent want to be the one to manage their career and not hand it over to a stranger.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Theater
  • Performing Arts
  • Adult Nonfiction

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