See Harriet’s answer to the previous question.

Here is OUR answer: JRP is a school, like many, many others. They are in the business of teaching modeling and acting. Of course they will try to get you to sign up for something. How else would they survive? You should go in there with a firm idea of what you are ready, willing and able to pay - and you should tell your kids to just have fun and not expect anything much out of the “audition”.

Caveat emptor.

I am a Native South American who live in UK recently I did here in London my first portfolio for a casting agency as a model and commercials still in a emails to give my first work on tv and so on choices..

But as you wrote above you do prefer who live in L.A. to come to the studios easily so I’ll move to L.A. to open my own Therapeutic Space next year 2009 follow the caller to extend my life with appreciation and become also a best actor.

Hope you can use me for some commercials and other opportunities on this same subject if you need some pics and more info about me please be free to do it.

Thank you so much for your time,

All the Best

Evandro Woaty

First of all, JRP is an acting school. There are many JRP’s all around the country and industry professionals visit often to scout talent. Agents and managers are always looking for new clients and casting directors are looking for talent for their projects. . Many actors that pass through my casting office have JRP on their resume. Each JRP has different owners and therefore each school is run different ly, but yes JRP is reputable. I have found some very talented kids in my travels.

Thanks so much for your time.

It goes without saying that no casting director is going to make this type of recommendation on a website for all to see.

Harriet is happy to answer questions of a less personal nature, but don’t expect “recommendations” from her or anyone else on this website, please.

I, on the other hand, wonder why, if you have an across-the-board agency, and a very good one at that, you aren’t asking them for their suggestions, particularly for managers with whom they enjoy a working relationship. Your AGENTS are the ones you need to keep happy. Adding a manager of whom they may not approve is self-defeating.

But that’s just our opinion…!

I am a young attractive actor/model who has studied acting at Playhousewest in North Hollywood and have acting experience. I am interested in getting into soaps but how do I get an audition and get seen by the casting directors. Could you please advise me.

Thanking you.

sincerely,

Sandy Khanzode(professional actor)