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____ JEWVANGELIST: EPISODE 4, "LEAH REVAMPS THE MUSIC"

Actor Websites by Web For Actors - Best Web Series Winner at the 2015 First Glance Film Festival; Best Comedy Series nominee at the 2015 Indie Series Awards; official selection of the 2012 HollyWeb Festival! A hilarious comedy series about an unconventional young rabbi who will stop at nothing to save her family synagogue. http://www.jewvangelist.com Episode Four: "Leah Revamps the Music" When congregants complain about Jay's performance as Cantor, Leah seeks the advice of a Gospel minister who might hold the key to her musical (and romantic!) woes. For more info about the show, visit www.jewvangelist.com! Episode 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1W98wSfJww Episode 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUzT7FEkQOE Episode 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgkzN57nPoE (Episode 4 of 6) funny video, funny, web series, comedy, rabbi, Becky Kramer, Alex Trugman, American Idol, Jewish, Mormon

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Actor Website Tips | Open your resumes in a new tab / window.

Open external links in a new tab on your actor website This may be my biggest issue that most people don't realize!How many times do you go to a website, click on something and a new page opens up. Then when you close that page you realize that you've closed the website as...
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Fun Facts | Websites for Actors

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How to get cast

Actor Casting Hints | Impress Casting Directors

How to get cast Try to make it your own as long as it feels natural. Could be a voice inflection, or your stance.
What you should know

Actor Dictionary | Sotto

What you should know

Often times youll read dialogue in a script and come across the word "sotto" in parenthesis before the actual dialogue. This simply means that the character is saying the proceeding words to him/herself and not directing it to anyone else.