
When you go into a casting office, there is usually a little box by the front door. It's for submissions via messenger, or an actor with an extra dose of hustle. I've always wondered who self-submits. Maybe people without representation, or maybe people who think they're reps aren't doing enough. All I know is to go to a casting office, without an appointment, just to leave your pic & resume is either incredibly badass and inspirational....or a little crazy. I'm on the fence.
Today, when I was signing in for my audition, I glanced over and saw in the aforementioned box, a headshot and a big note on the top. It read:
Dear Casting:
We first met when I auditioned for the film, "Due Date" in December last year. I am submitting myself for the role of CREEPY MALE NEIGHBOR in the film "Going the Distance." I played a lascivious security guard in the show LAX. Thank you for your consideration.
Ummmmm.....
I would love your thoughts on this. I am kind of at a loss for words.
At least it was short.
ReplyDeleteThis just went over my head. Was that a bad thing to do? Do casting ppl usually ignore these self-submissions?
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