How to submit your profile to an agent?

1. Create a Comp Card

You can do this easily by going to this website and follow the instructions:

http://www.bangkokvideoproductions.com/casting-calls/freemakeyourowncompcard

or

http://www.modelcard.biz/

2. Compile the basic information about yourself:

Name: 

Age: 

Height: cm

Weight:  Kg

Chest: 

Waist: 

Hips: 

Shoe Size: 

Shirt Size:

Pants Size: 

Languages:

Nationality: 

Special Talents:

Mobile Phone Number:

Facebook:

Line:

3. Create an Actor’s Resume

If you have some experience you may want to create an Actor’s Resume to keep track of what you have done. And also to let people know what references you have. 

Important: don’t boast! If you were an extra on a movie, don’t put that movie into your references saying you acted in that movie. Only featured parts or credited acting parts count. If you played a part, it is worth mentioning which part you played. 

Here is an example of an actor’s resume: 

http://actors-thailand.com/index.php/acting

What’s next?

4. Send a polite email to the agent

Here is a list of all agents with emails that you can contact:

http://actors-thailand.com/index.php/entry/updated-list-of-agents-in-thailand

What should you mention in your email?

Your email should mention what kind of work you are interested in and what you would like your agent to present you for: Extra work, Dance work, Featured Work, Acting for TVCs, Fashion, Acting for TV / Soaps, Acting for Film, etc. 

It should also contain the information that I put under “2.”, especially important is your contact information.

in the attachment should be your Comp Card and your Actor’s Resume (if you don’t have an Actor’s Resume don’t worry)

Once you have prepared the email containing all the information above with a pleasant note like, “I am looking forward to hearing from you!” Send out your email!

Now…all you can do is…:

5. Wait…

Wait for your agent to do their job and present you to their clients. It may take 1 week, 1 month or more than that for them to get back to you. 

6. Update your information

Every 2-3 months you should provide your agent with an updated resume and pictures. You look may have changed, you may have gained more experience…What is important is that you stay in their mind. Don’t be too pushy asking them every 5 minutes or every week if they have a new job for you, but if you remind them every month, or two, or three, that you are still there and eager to work the jobs may start flowing in.