The Spotlight Podcast, brought to performers and actors from the home of casting, is here to share expert advice and personal acting stories from the world of performing arts and entertainment. In The Spotlight Podcast, we bring you conversations with inspiring casting directors, performers, actors, agents, Spotlight experts and theatre, film and television creators. We cover topics affecting the everyday work of actors and performers such as how projects are cast, making your own work, inclusion in the arts, voiceover, how young performers can navigate the industry, headshots, showreels, self-taping, auditions, agents, working rights, mental health, and lots more. Full of fascinating guests and expert tips, The Spotlight Podcast airs monthly to cover practical advice for performers and actors as you navigate the world of performing arts and entertainment. From personal acting career stories to an insider look at how casting directors, producers, agents and performers work together, join Spotlight’s content manager, Kristyn Coutts, as she chats with fascinating guests to get their expert tips and advice. This podcast is brought to you by Spotlight, the home of casting, which has been helping professional performers find roles in TV, film and theatre since 1927. Over 90% of UK television work is cast on Spotlight and now joining us is easier than ever! If you have professional training or professional performance credits or a recommendation from an agent or casting director, you can sign up to become a Spotlight member. As a member, you’ll get access to our jobs board, and exclusive members-only benefits like workshops, career advice, events, discounts and more! Ready to take the next step in your performing career? Find out more at https://www.spotlight.com/join-us
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Tuesday Jan 15, 2019
Tuesday Jan 15, 2019
We discuss all the essentials for any actor looking to inject some new life into their career. Spotlight's Performer Careers Consultant Emma Dyson brings her wealth of experience in guiding and advising actors in making good career choices, to help us answer this question. We cover headshots, showreels, making the most of your acting CV, setting goals and understanding your Unique Selling Point. Essential for any actor either new or returning to the industry.
Read more advice about starting out in this tough biz, and read more about Emma's one-to-one sessions here.
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This podcast is brought to you by Spotlight, the home of casting, which has been helping professional performers find roles in TV, film and theatre since 1927.
Over 90% of UK television work is cast on Spotlight and now joining us is easier than ever! If you have professional training or professional performance credits or a recommendation from an agent or casting director, you can sign up to become a Spotlight member. As a member, you’ll get access to our jobs board, and exclusive members-only benefits like workshops, career advice, events, discounts and more!
Ready to take the next step in your performing career? Join us today!
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(Continued.... ) .... between every third or fourth word was SO irritating and distracting, I could not concentrate! Ms Dyson apparently went to drama school and yet still never learned that using “You know?” as a sort of nervous tick probably because one is not good at thinking on one’s feet or is not particularly articulate is an absolute No no! and cardinal sin! One would think ‘Spotlight’, considering the profession they represent would be more aware of this sort of ‘Howler!’ and censor the same!? Yours reasonably irritated, M H Bourne
Saturday Jan 26, 2019
Just listened to Spotlight podcast Re: refreshing your career. Emma Dyson was answering questions from Spotlight interviewer. I had very real problems listening to any of Emma Dyson’s advice because her propensity to say “You know?”
Saturday Jan 26, 2019
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