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"WHY IS IT SO HARD TO GET AN AGENT?" "WHAT ARE THEY LOOKING FOR, REALLY?" This is the battle cry of almost every actor seeking representation. But if you've done your homework and are a pro-active actor, you can immediately improve your chances of finding the right agent for you and your career. As an actor, you're a living, breathing product, but if you don't know how to properly approach the industry and market yourself, agents won't know what to do with you. In this seminar, Tony will share with you his knowledge and industry secrets that he's learned as an both an owner of AC and professional actor. You'll learn it ALL: Do's and Don'ts, Knowing Your Type, Making a Great First Impression, Correspondence/Following Up, Cover Letters, Selecting the Right Head shots, Resumes, Reading/Interviewing for an Agent, Sign or Freelance, Showcases, Classes & Networking Seminars and how to keep your relationship going once you've secured representation. Don't miss out on this great DVD that will help you to learn all about talent agencies and how to get the right agent for you.

Chet Huntley and David Brinkley anchor NBC's election coverage, which will continue until the major races are decided.

Here we get a time-lapse look at Iceland's wild ride through the last decade, and how it fits the patterns of an island nation's 1100-year long history. The film follows the rise and fall of an Icelandic genetics company, the government that enabled it, and the cultural history that brought about that government. Iceland is a small population and its isolation make it a kind of a test tube nation, where both biological and social trends can be easily observed. The recent experiments with genetics and capitalism offer warnings on how not to balance the interests of the free market and the individual: Greed is not good.