If You Want To Get Into The Acting Industry, Generate Acting Work, Secure An Agent And Develop Your Own Acting Brand Then You Will Need My…

Brian Timoney leaves no stone unturned within the business of acting.

“It seems to me that the vast majority of so-called lucky acting breaks happen because the actor has dedicated themselves not just to the art of acting, but to the business of acting too.”

Dear Friend,

I’ve spent over 30 years in the acting industry, and I would love to tell you that becoming a successful actor is all about how good an actor you are, but you only have to look at Arnold Schwarzenegger to know that’s not true.

I have nothing against Arnold, in fact; I respect him. He came from a small town in Austria, and despite not being able to speak a word of English or, indeed, having an ounce of acting talent, he became…

One Of The Highest-Paid
Hollywood Actors, EVER!

How did that happen?

Like I say, it wasn’t because of how good an actor he was; it was mainly because of his business acumen.

Now, I’m not advocating that you aim to be a mediocre actor but brilliant at the business. If you know my work, you will know that is most definitely not true. What I am suggesting is that you become artistically brilliant at acting AND the biz-niz of acting.

Let me be frank. I have seen many a talented actor grow hangry and depressed because they had about as much business know-how as my old aunt Cathy. (Lovely woman, Cathy, but knew nothing about business).

Over the last thirty years, I have developed and honed my own system for how actors should approach the acting business, and it’s not your run of the mill approach. It’s highly effective and has got plenty of work for many actors.

In this course, I take you from the very beginnings of what you should be considering as an aspiring actor, right through to what you should do if you are knee-deep in the swamp of the pro-business…and need a swamp speed boat to get you the hell out of there.

Here is some of what I will be covering in The Art of Business:

How to go from a deadly dull 9 to 5 job that is killing your soul to becoming a professional actor
Why so many aspiring actors fail before they even begin and how to avoid it
What you need to start up as an actor from scratch
How to become one of the 8% of successful working actors and avoid being one of the 92% that struggle
How to uncover the single most important driver when it comes to taking the correct action required to succeed
Why doing the same thing as the majority of actors will lead you to mediocrity
How to understand the business structure within the industry
How to start your small business – ‘You’ Ltd
How to identify your acting ‘type’
The language of the industry that every professional actor needs to know
Understanding the role of agents, producers, directors, managers
Two essential strategies to develop your reputation and gain ongoing work
Example contact plans to casting directors, agents and directors
How to identify up-and-coming projects suited to you
How and what to put in an Acting CV
The secret used by Ricky Gervais, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck to get industry attention
The four golden rules of business of acting success
The classic behaviours and actions that reveal you as an amateur to the industry
Casting sites – should you use them? Which ones should you use?
How to contact a casting director, what to say and how to say it
Why you need a showreel. What you must include – and what you must never include
What to say to an agent if you are looking for representation
How to get an agent and what an agent is looking for
Agent’s fees and contracts – what to expect
Can you get work without an agent?
Do you need to train? How long for? Do you need a qualification?
Are you too old? Do you need a certain body type or image to be an actor?
Do you need headshots? Where from? How much? What type of photos should you ask for?
The key to getting great headshots (clue: it’s all about what you’re thinking)
The audition process – how to get auditions, what to expect in the room, how to act well on the day and what to expect afterwards
What to say at an audition interview and what never to say!
The simple secret key to doing well in an audition which is often overlooked
Why your contact details are so important
Why you should avoid ‘walk-on/extra’ work if you’re serious about acting
Should you do commercials?
Can you just be a film actor?
Can you just be a theatre actor?
The fees actors get for different types of acting roles
Should I have a website? What should be on it?
Why self-tapes are crucial to your success nowadays
How to shoot professional self-tapes on a tight budget – and what to shoot

Now, just to clarify…

Who Is Brian Timoney Anyway?

Brian with top Hollywood Casting Director Victoria Burrows. Victoria cast, Lord of the Rings, Cast Away, Flight and 140 other credits to her name.

Modesty aside, I’m recognised as one of the world’s leading method acting coaches.

I literally wrote the book on method acting as I’m the author of (five-star on Amazon) – The Ultimate Guide To Method Acting.

I have worked in the industry for over 30 years and with leading UK film directors Ken Loach and Danny Boyle. Nowadays, I spend most of my time teaching aspiring actors how to act at an artistically high level on my one-year Ultimate Acting Programme and produce and direct films and theatre productions.

My 30-Day Personal Guarantee

I’m so confident that you will get everything I promised from this course and more, that if you disagree, I will give you your money back, no quibbles or hard feelings, within 30 days of purchase.

What You Get And How It Works

You click the button, pay your fee and get instant access to three1-hour (approx.) videos, that have been pre-recorded and made available online.

You can work through the course at your own speed which is designed to take you from scratch to business of acting mastery.

Who Is It For?

This is for those looking to develop a deeper understanding of how the business works and how to navigate it. I will be starting at the very beginning, i.e. how to get into acting school right through to advanced contact plans once you are in the pro-business.

If you are serious about succeeding as an actor, you need to be interested in all aspects of acting, including the business parts that are beyond your knowledge at the moment.

Fees

Fee:£197.

Access: You will receive details via email of how to access the pre-recorded material online, which you will give you 24/7 access.

£197

A final word…

I’ve often heard people say that becoming a successful actor is all down to luck. I understand why they might say that; there are plenty of cases you can point to, but in my experience of being at the acting industry’s coal face, it appears the harder the actor works on the art of business, the luckier they become.

As Denzel Washington once said:

"I Say Luck Is When An Opportunity
Comes Along And You're Prepared For It."

It’s time to prepare.