Actress. Contagious Smiler. Co-founder of NY Actors Tweetup.
Meet Tommy McInnis who talks of his inspiring comeback from living in the NY Subway tunnels to becoming a working actor & author! TOMMY MCINNIS – https://www.facebook.com/tommy.writes/ @Tommy7427 THE COMEDY BAR – http://www.comedybarnyc.com/ @ComedyBarNYC NY ACTORS TWEETUP – http://www.nyactorstweetup.com/ @NYActorsTweeup JODY FORMICA | makeup artist – http://www.JodyFormica.com @JodyFormica
Meet Tommy McInnis who talks of his inspiring comeback from living in the NY Subway tunnels to becoming a working actor & author! TOMMY MCINNIS – https://www.facebook.com/tommy.writes/ @Tommy7427 THE COMEDY BAR – http://www.comedybarnyc.com/ @ComedyBarNYC NY ACTORS TWEETUP – http://www.nyactorstweetup.com/ @NYActorsTweeup JODY FORMICA | makeup artist – http://www.JodyFormica.com @JodyFormica
Whether you are a new or veteran actor, knowing your type – meaning how others are most likely to see (and cast) you – is of primary importance, for this is where the bulk of your work will be. In fact, until you’ve successfully established yourself, embracing whatever type you most represent (e.g. the jock, the femme fatale, the hipster, the comedic side-kick, etc.) should be the tent-pole of your marketing efforts and the focus of your job submissions. Ironically, once you know the category of actors you are most aligned with, it then becomes your job to distinguish yourself...
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