I Know Why Actors Are So Mean

Here is an excerpt of a letter from an an agency that is expressing interest in representing me. Keep in mind, this is how it sounds when they like you.
"Hello from ______________ Talent. We 
recieved your submission
by mail and would like to schedule an audition.
We are scheduling
auditions for next week by EMAIL ONLY. Email us
your email address at:

(________@______.__ )

Your email must be received by Thursday, July 6th
at 4pm or your name will
be removed from the list.

DO NOT CALL CASTING NEWTWORKS ABOUT THIS NOTICE.

DO NOT CALL OUR BUSY OFFICE WITH QUESTIONS AND
CONCERNS.

FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS AND YOU WILL BE
CONTACTED TO SET UP AN
AUDITION.

Thank you,
Ondrea _____
HISYC "

Want to know my favorite part? That would be the part where they e-mailed me to tell me to e-mail them with my e-mail address.
Someone should politely call them on the phone at their busy office and ask them what their phone number is.

This is just one example of how businesses that work with actors HATE actors. So when an actor gets above these guys in the food
chain, it is only nature which demands him to eat them. At this point the actor has become a werewolf; a werewolf who knows karate', thanks to
the extensive training for that movie in Mexico which paid him in burritos.
So, whether I make a living or get any public recognition for this job, the next time you see me, you better wear a garlic necklace.

 

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  • 7/3/2006 11:57 PM Tim Cain wrote:
    Paul,
    Here's to hoping that you never get mean and that you your latent canibal tendancies don't get activated when you rise on the Hollywood "Food Chain!"

    Hang in there....love you all,

    Tim
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