"Successful actors have mastered the art of knowing and being who they are. Unfortunately, most actors have no idea who they are, how they're perceived, or how to "be themselves." They're too busy trying to be what they think the casting director, agent or director wants them to be." - Mark Atteberry

"Don't end up on the casting floor!  The "Be a Working Actor" Technique is unique in that it is built around the premise of how to book work, not just learn the art of acting or how to master a particular acting technique.  Ours is a hands-on approach that trains you exclusively to be a Working Actor in Hollywood." -Mark Atteberry

Here is a very informative interview from Mark:
http://www.actorsinfobooth.com/industry-news/hollywood/1837-how-do-you-become-a-working-actor

Who:

Los Angeles based,  Mark Atteberry, nationally known as, "The Type Specialist" is coming to Florida!

*Mark Atteberry: Read Bio

*www.beaworkingactor.com -  His classes

*www.idyllicphotography.com - His photography

*IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0040992 - His credits (Dexter, The Closer, 24, Nip/Tuck, etc.)

What:

Seminar - "Do you have what it TAKES?..." - $75

Workshop - Los Angeles, Mark Atteberry "The Type Specialist" - $375

Friday - September 23, 2011, 8pm to 11pm
Saturday & Sunday - September 24-25, 2011, 10am to 5pm
(Workshop limited to 18 actors)

On-Camera

Ages 18 & up
Workshop Details: Mark Atteberry Workshop

Where:

Crowne Plaza Fort Lauderdale Airport

-5th Floor-
455 State Road 84 (455 SE 24th St)
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316 
View Map and Directions:  http://www.cpftlauderdaleairport.com/fort-lauderdale-cruise-port-hotel

*Parking is FREE in the garage*

When:

Friday - September 23, 2011.   8pm to 11pm (You can take the seminar only or take the weekend and the seminar is included)

Saturday & Sunday - September 24-25, 2011.  10am to 5pm

Why:

My primary goal is to teach you how to bring yourself to your work. We teach you how "not to act"!   We'll show you how to give Casting Directors, Agents, Directors and the audience exactly what they want to see... YOU! As an artist, you have something important to say to the world and we will help you to say it! We'll train you to be a riveting actor, whether you're on screen, on stage or in an office.

Every actor needs to know who they are in the eyes of the industry and how they compare with the top actors working in the industry today. This is the only class in town that will address that issue specifically. This weekend workshop defines what it is that makes you unique and cast-able, and teaches you how to use that information to market and act your way to the top. You'll leave this class with a comprehensive list of your casting types, image, personality traits, acting strengths and weaknesses and the knowledge of how to take your career to the next level.

This class is the only class in town with the GUTS to tell you if you have what it takes to make it as an actor in Hollywood.  This class is for the beginner as well as the "middle class" actor looking to take your career to the next level. You'll learn what sets the A-List Actor apart from the rest of the world and find out if you can do the same. By the end of the weekend you'll know exactly how the industry sees you, where you fit in and how to be a master at branding and marketing yourself. More importantly you'll learn what makes you unique and how to bring that knowledge to every aspect of your work!

Friday - Seminar:  "Do you have what it Takes..."

to make it in Los Angeles? It's all about IMAGE...
To know how to drive and tailor your career, you have to know who the players are and how you fit into the mix... and how to GET INTO the mix.
What is HOT right now? What are the trends? Who are talent agents looking for and where are you in it all?  What "types" are really working right now? What "level" are you on, talent-wise?

You have to master your acting craft - YES. But there is more to being a successful actor than just your acting.  How are you building your career? How are you reading trends and understanding how that impacts who you are and what you bring to the table?

What are the adjustments and tweaks that will help you more forward in today's entertainment climate? Mark lives in Los Angeles and auditions. He is also called on frequently by the major talent agents like CAA, WME, and ICM as well as networks like NBC and CBS to shoot their clients. He knows what is working in the industry - at this moment.

Information, Q & A and a brief "Typing" exercise. Come hear real insider info that will help you make the strategic moves to propel your career forward.

· What are the current trends?

· What is your 'Image'?

· What are Hollywood agents looking for - right now?

· Info, Q & A and a brief 'Type' exercise.

Saturday: "Know Your Type and Embrace Image"

· Do You Have a Look that Sells?

· Do You Have that "Star Personality?"

· What "Type" Are You?

· What Roles Will You Most Likely Play?

· What Makes You Unique?

· How Do You Brand and Market Yourself?

· How Do You Find the Perfect Agent?

· What Do Casting Directors Really Want From You?

· Headshot and Demo Evaluations.

Sunday: "Bring 'Yourself' to Your Work"

· Do You Have Star Level Acting Ability?

· What Are Your Strengths as an Actor?

· How Do You Bring Your "Uniqueness" to a Role?

· Be "True to Your Type" in Every Aspect of Your Work.

· How To "Act Like Yourself" on Camera.

· What Drives You and How to Use It.

· How Do You Make Your Work Unforgettable?

· The Secrets to a Long and Successful Career!

What to Bring:

(not needed for the seminar, this only for those attending the full workshop)
-Headshots, resumes, demo reels and all your marketing materials for evaluation (bring what you have if applicable)

-Monologue (not memorized is OK, but familiar. This is more about your presence on camera)

-Laptop (if you have one.  There will be an online personality test)

-Thesaurus

-Yearbook (if you have one.)

Sign up:

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"The art of acting is not to act. Once you show them more, what you show them is, in fact, bad acting."

- Sir Anthony Hopkins

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