Hollywood Acting Career Manager
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m ready to take my acting career in Los Angeles to the next level and need a dedicated personal manager to steer every moving part. The core of the job is clear: handle audition scheduling and preparation, strengthen networking and industry connections, expand my social media branding, guide ongoing training, actively find work, and pitch me for the right projects.
Audition scheduling & preparation
You’ll track casting notices, secure audition slots, arrange coaching, and make sure sides arrive in my inbox with time to rehearse. When self-tapes are required, you’ll coordinate readers, lighting, and rapid-turn editing so submissions land before the deadline.
Networking & industry connections
Your existing relationships with agents, casting directors, producers, and publicists will be crucial. I expect you to open doors that breakdowns alone can’t, arrange introductions, and keep my name front-of-mind when roles surface.
Social media & branding
Help shape a consistent voice on Instagram, TikTok, and emerging platforms. Draft engaging posts, schedule content drops, analyze performance, and refine strategy so casting teams see a coherent, professional brand.
Training guidance
Recommend classes, workshops, and coaches—whether dialect work, stunt training, or scene study—to keep my skills sharp and my range broad.
Work finding & project pitching
Monitor indie films, commercials, streaming series, and voice-over opportunities. Pitch me when the fit is right and shepherd contracts from first contact through signature.
Deliverables
• Weekly action plan and audition calendar
• Monthly social media growth report
• Current contact list with outreach notes
• Quarterly training roadmap
Success looks like more auditions, increased online reach, and, most of all, bookings. If you’ve managed talent in Hollywood before and can prove strong industry ties, let’s discuss how you can drive the next phase of my career.
Audition scheduling & preparation
You’ll track casting notices, secure audition slots, arrange coaching, and make sure sides arrive in my inbox with time to rehearse. When self-tapes are required, you’ll coordinate readers, lighting, and rapid-turn editing so submissions land before the deadline.
Networking & industry connections
Your existing relationships with agents, casting directors, producers, and publicists will be crucial. I expect you to open doors that breakdowns alone can’t, arrange introductions, and keep my name front-of-mind when roles surface.
Social media & branding
Help shape a consistent voice on Instagram, TikTok, and emerging platforms. Draft engaging posts, schedule content drops, analyze performance, and refine strategy so casting teams see a coherent, professional brand.
Training guidance
Recommend classes, workshops, and coaches—whether dialect work, stunt training, or scene study—to keep my skills sharp and my range broad.
Work finding & project pitching
Monitor indie films, commercials, streaming series, and voice-over opportunities. Pitch me when the fit is right and shepherd contracts from first contact through signature.
Deliverables
• Weekly action plan and audition calendar
• Monthly social media growth report
• Current contact list with outreach notes
• Quarterly training roadmap
Success looks like more auditions, increased online reach, and, most of all, bookings. If you’ve managed talent in Hollywood before and can prove strong industry ties, let’s discuss how you can drive the next phase of my career.