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After years of acting training you’re ready to audition, but you don’t have an agent. Or you do have an agent but he isn’t sending you out as much as you’d like. Roughly 90% of actors find work without an agent. Even if you do have an agent, don’t sit back and wait for him to get you work. You have to hustle. In "Where Do I Find Auditions?" working NYC actor David Neal Levin passes on the knowledge of years of experience on how to find auditions in a clear, concise guide. Inside you will also find 9 interviews with agents and casting directors offering their insights on the audition process in addition on where to find them. Don’t miss another opportunity because you didn’t know where to look.

"It turns out there are tons and tons of different places producers and directors go to post auditions. And as an actor it's your job to find those auditions. David Neal Levin has done a LOT of homework and discovered a way to quickly and simply find those auditions. It worked for me - I found a gig immediately." --Adam Nowak, Actor, SAG-AFTRA, client of Cunningham, Escott, Slevin and Dougherty Talent Agency

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00AXRBN1K
Publisher ‏ : ‎ B.T.F. Books; 2nd edition (December 9, 2013)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 9, 2013
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1152 KB
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- #4,407 in Acting & Auditioning
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David Neal Levin is an actor and writer living in Brooklyn, NY. Originally from Nashville, he moved to New York after grad school and studied at Michael Howard Studios. Credits include ‘Boardwalk Empire’, ‘Orange is the New Black’, ‘The Knick’, ‘Difficult People’, ‘The Leftovers’, ‘Onion News Network’, ‘Adult Swim’, 'Billions', 'Mr. Robot', numerous commercials, and the movie ‘The Golden Scallop’. He plays a lead as "Dr. Phil" in the action-comedy ‘Crazy Famous’ which releases VOD 01/09/18. He is also the titular lead in the upcoming indie comedy 'Hudson', and will appear in the next season of Showtime's 'Homeland'.

You can learn more and see some of his work at www.davidneallevin.com

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Nay

Great for Aspiring Performers!!

Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2016

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Bunches and oodles of information! So much so I have to stop reading and DO what the book says. He covers a wealth of places and sources and I book mark every one and go to that source. The book may seem light but it's not light on details. I really enjoy reading this and learning as if I was in a classroom [while I plan on taking a class]. His book is very organized in sections and categories that make it less stressful and less overwhelming. I am not in New York but his sources definitely help me out here in California. Hope any aspiring performer picks up a book of this nature to at least give a lay of the land. And of course attend a class or two. You can do it!!!

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Jeremy

So THAT'S where they are.

Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2013

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I met David in an acting class a few years ago. I hadn't heard until recently that he'd written this book, but it didn't surprise me. I remember when he first walked into class with a beard, and someone commented on it. His immediate response was, "Yeah, it's great. Now I can search for auditions using the search term 'beard." And I recall thinking, "Man, that's strategic." I'd heard through the grapevine that he was a tireless self-submitting machine. But until I'd read his book, I had no idea how expansive his working knowledge of the battlefield really was. I've been an actor in New York for years, and still his book contained a wealth of things I just did not know. It covers all bases, is laid out in such a way as to give you a rationale and empirical plan of attack, in an industry that can often seem mysterious and overwhelming. And best of all, it is reported on honestly, from actual experience (or occasionally admittedly lack thereof), and told in a relatable and charming voice. A must read for anyone starting out, or blowhard veteran who thinks they know everything.

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Rocco Privetera

Solid material!

Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2013

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This is a solid book full of solid material. His style is a little non-nonsense and dry, but I'm reading the book to find how to find auditions not to be entertained by a ton of stories and "I'm famous look at me" patter. He's the kind of actor most of use start out as: working hard and trying to make it work.

For what I paid for the book, which is a pittance, if I even landed one audition it would well pay for itself. I've already been applying some of the ideas and lessons and I've got my first audition in a while thanks to it.

Yeah, I'm sure some haters are gonna say a lot of the info is stuff you can find, but that's the beauty of the book because it's all in one place and laid out very logically. And of course, it *is* funny. After I read it I Google him and saw some of his stuff online and his style of comedy shows he's not just a hack, this guy is working.

Anyway, if you are an actor, even if you only get a few tips from it, it's money well spent.

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Brian

Lots of meat on the bones...

Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2013

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Hard-working character actor and improviser David Levin goes through all the casting sources you've heard of and dozens that you haven't and gives tips, tricks, and hard-won secrets for them all. As it says in the subtitle, it has a New York bias because Levin is a New York actor; but LA types can still benefit from the internet advice, and even some of the bicoastal stuff (e.g. LA-NY teaching organizations like One On One). He ends it with a few insightful interviews with casting directors and agents. Give it a read!

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Mila M.

An essential book for every actor!

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2017

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An essential book for every actor! This is a really great resource for the unrepresented (and represented!) actor for how to find auditions and be your own agent/take your career into your own hands. I love the industry professionals interviews at the end of the book as well - lots of useful insight and advice. Highly recommend it!

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Anthony Devito

Great resource with informative interviews

Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2013

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David has done a great job with this book. It's perfect for a beginner and also useful for an actor with experience, since it can be easy to forget the "basics" when you've been working for a while. The interviews with Casting Directors are especially useful. It's very easy to second-guess and sabotage yourself in an audition, so reading what the pros REALLY want to see is educational for newbies and a great reminder for those of us who have been doing this for a while.

This industry has many ways to relieve an actor of his or her money. But this book is definitely $5 well spent... it's the perfect tool to help an actor to build his or her own career and keep it going.

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doctorwhiskey

A must read for any starting actor

Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2013

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Packed with simple yet very informative stuff. Plenty of places to go out and get started looking for getting paid as a working actor. A must read for those starting out and looking to get a jump start. Some of the information is quite obvious, but still a good reminder that work is out there in all kinds of places.

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Joel D. Arandia

Exactly the book I was looking for

Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2013

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When I graduated college with a BA in theater and went to New York to become an actor I felt lost and nobody would tell me how to get auditions. I took plenty of acting classes and workshops on doing monologues and auditions, but nobody would tell me what to do first. This book is a step by step guide to getting you out there. It gives you actual tasks that you can do to get to the audition room.

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