This book is unlike any other you will read on the subject of acting. This book is not about how to find good headshots, how to prefect a monologue, or how to find an agent,, though these subjects are indirectly discussed. It's about why 99% percent of aspiring actors fail to even get their foot in the door soon after. It's about why most of the people on the performing side of the business should not be in the business, through no fault but their own. It explains why the blame for your failure can only be put on yourself, and not the business. Once and for all, this book aims to shatter the absurd notion that acting professionally is a hobby for only a select few, and that without a "break" given by the industry, there is no hope for success. Forget the nay-sayers: wave goodbye to the critics; laugh at the agents who won't respond to you. The