^{Jim Jarrett's}
Mentorship for the

Working Actor

You have two choices when it comes to your acting training:

• Invest in world-class training which will give you the craft and confidence to walk onto any set, any stage, and any audition and compete at the highest level because you’ll actually know what you’re doing

• Get by on natural ability until you can’t. Then take a workshop or audition class and hope a part comes along where you can play yourself over and over

The former builds a career and the latter hopes for one.

Here’s your “The Craft” video library of teachings

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There is nothing more common than really talented, well-trained, out-of-work actors because most actors – most artists – are not elite at the “business of their art.” 

They’re either uncomfortable with the selling of their talent or they don’t know how to. Either way, the chances of them working and building a career are almost non-existent.

Here’s your “The Business Of Acting” video library of teachings 

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The #1 reason actors quit is not because they’re a sick of acting – they hardly did any of that. They’re sick of the struggle, 

uncertainty, rejection, and competition of becoming a working actor. 

And if you’re not mentally elite at handling all of this, you’ll most likely quit too.

Here’s your “Mental Game” video library of teachings 

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