How to Book Acting Work & Auditioning for Horror Films| Ep 58

Send us Fan MailWelcome back to Two Unemployed Actors! In Episode 58, Max and Sam return after a brief hiatus to catch up on a massively productive stretch in the Australian screen industry. This episode breaks down the realities of balancing multiple gigs, the emotional highs of seeing your work on screen, and the technical administrative habits that keep actors working. Max shares his whirlwind experience booking multiple jobs in just a few weeks. He dives into how utilising The Right Fit online platform that landed him immediate work, including a major do-it-yourself corporate shoot filling in for Scottie Cam’s hardware crew. He also reveals the mental gymnastics of managing last-minute script changes on set and discusses crucial business strategies regarding content usage timelines, commercial project fees, and securing future voiceover work through on-set networking. Meanwhile, Sam opens up about the vulnerability of watching himself on the big screen during the premier screening of his lead role in the short film Not Today. He also shares the exciting news of scoring an in-person callback for filmmaker Jack Dignan’s upcoming low-budget horror feature film. Together, the hosts tackle the latest platform refresh for Casting Networks Australia. They share practical advice on how to navigate the new layout, manage media clips, and properly format career timelines. They emphasize why keeping your profile up to date ensures you are always ready when opportunities arise. Finally, they look ahead to their upcoming live stage performances, including Sam’s long-awaited run in Spring Awakening and Max’s upcoming rehearsals for a classic comedy farce in Sydney. It is a jam-packed episode full of audition tips, on-set survival stories, and honest reflections on the actor's grind. Subscribe, share with your community, and join us for a look behind the curtain of the independent creative industry. Episode Webpage: https://shorturl.at/6JeHoSupport the showAn Add Kulcha Production