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About Phil Nemy
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I am a Former VP, Production for Walt Disney Motion Pictures Group, who
has departed to begin producing his own films. I am also the author of
the book GET A REEL JOB: Finding Your First Job In The Motion Picture
Industry In Los Angeles. I can answers questions on a variety of
subjects about careers in film from acting to directing to crew work,
getting into the unions, successful strategies for networking, etc.
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I've worked with such filmmakers as Jerry Bruckheimer, Tony Scott, Steve Zaillian, Scott Rudin, Garry Marshall, Frank Marshall, Michael Bay, etc.
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Expert: Phil Nemy - 10/26/2009
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In my search for acting classes in the DC metro area, I have found many expensive classes ($200+)that focuses on individual aspects of acting. Of course it seems as if I'll need all of them, but I could never afford that. What types of classes should I concentrate on in order to get the most out of my money?
Answer
Tracy,
Depends on what career you seek. If you want to be in film and TV, I would take acting, improvisation, and cold reading classes. If you want to act in the professional theater, I would take acting, voice, dialects, movement, and improvisation. If you want to do commercials, take a commercial acting class. If you want to work in voice-over work or animation voice work, take classes in voice-over and animation voices.
Good luck!
Phil
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