You made the decision in life to move to Los Angeles or New York City, go to acting classes, and on auditions every day. You finally got the call back because you nailed the audition, beating out 500 people that act and look more beautiful than you. (a reality)
The call back was for a network show (ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX) and the studio green lighted a pilot episode to be made. The casting director selected a group of well known actors and actresses to cost host with you to try an insure the pilot does well and has a built in audience.
Is the above work enough for the pilot to get picked up and make you famous?
Some factors to improve the chances for the pilot to succeed are:
- Will the network debut the pilot with a strong lead in show?
If the network really gets behind the pilot and decides to show the it after Dancing with the stars or American Idol or something else with a huge audience, than the first episode pilot may be rewarded with an order for more episodes.
- Will you be returning in your role for the new episodes or was this a one time only part?
- Will the pilot episode of a hit show be enough to make you famous?
- How do you start your press campaign to become famous?
- Bring your own camera or phone/cam to the set and get photos with the leads
- Make sure the IMDB page about the pilot lists your name in the cast
- Get some photo shoots done while in your pilot's character, or in a character you want to be known for.
- Send the photo's to entertainment magazines and blogs with a press release about the new show. Offer to do interviews.
Even if the pilot is not picked up, the amount of BUZZ you just unleashed into the universe will only help on your way to becoming famous.
Unlike reality stars like Kim Kardashian or Paris Hilton, that had to make sex tapes to get anyone to notice them, you are a real star, with a network pilot to your name. You should be proud of yourself.
While a celebrity public relations company like Rob Tencer Public Relations can help take you to the next level, there is much you can do on your own to become famous.
If money is not an issue, then feel free to contact Rob Tencer PR. However, if you have no money, than you can always email Rob Tencer Public Relations asking for a little help and advice.
Good Luck becoming famous
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