My Kid Wants To Be an Actor!? Now What?

If your kid has caught the acting bug and you want to help pave their way to stardom, then keep reading… You may have only realized it recently, but you could be the proud parent of the next big child star. Naturally, you’d want to support their dreams and help them put their acting prowess to work. But, as Makeda Tene’ Ekakitie, a “momager” of a successful child actor, knows all too well, finding success in the entertainment industry can be quite challenging. While her son is now booking projects left and right, his success was not exactly a walk in the park. It took years of hard work, patience, and mistakes before they finally found his rightful place in the industry. Your child’s journey to fame does not have to be difficult. Makeda – an actress, writer, and musician herself – has created an in-depth guide to help you make your kid’s acting dream a reality. Inside, you’ll discover: ● How to expertly navigate through an audition process without making costly mistakes – don’t waste your child’s time over a fruitless tryout! ● Fool-proof tips to secure the necessary work permits – don’t let life-changing opportunities get away just because of technicalities! ● 5+ ways to get the winning headshot – the most crucial marketing tool your kid needs to start booking jobs ● The one thing you should never put in your kid’s resume… unless you want to kiss their acting dream goodbye ● How successful child actors build their “dream team” – discover ways to connect with the right agents and reps ● A step-by-step guide to getting your child booked for their breakout role ● What’s a “self-tape” and why is it a must-have to ensure your kid’s success in showbusiness ● Time-tested techniques to protect your child’s earnings… and why you should learn from the actor who played Uncle Fester in Addams Family And much more. The road to your child’s stardom may be tricky and treacherous, but with the right tools and information, it will definitely be a sweet and successful ride. Discover how you can support your child and help them reach their full acting potential.