What will acting agencies and casting directors look to find in me?

Study Dance, Music and Acting. You must be able to do at least one great and the others well enough to let the others work around you. Find classes or instructors that have produced talent. Work on your image. You have to be a go getter, with lots of confidence and at the same time come across as humble. Develop work ethics. Never be late. Never be absent. Always be attentive. Always show respect for others, even when you do not think they deserve it. If and when approached by a talent agent or agency. Check them out carefully. If you are too young to sign a contract, remember your parents will need to be very involved.

Yes, acting agencies and directors will be looking for acting experience. Actors are payed way too much, for them to experiment with trying out newbies on stage. Performing on stage is a nice feather in your cap, but if you're looking to go into acting I would suggest to try out for some small plays and performances before trying out for the big show. Also, directors will also try to hire actors who have a certain voice syntax and certain looks. So the actor is in character as much as possible.

Definitely yes. It's an agency. They need a talented and experienced person to take over the stage so they are assured that they don't just choose a mediocre. Sometimes, acting agencies are really choosy that you would do a lot of tasks without complaining, and, if you didn't experienced that yet, that might lose their interest in you.

yes, if they are given the choice of you and someone who's just as good as acting as you are, but doesn't dance, they would definitely chose you.

Yes, acting agencies and directors will be looking for acting experience. Actors are payed way too much, for them to experiment with trying out newbies on stage. Performing on stage is a nice feather in your cap, but if you're looking to go into acting I would suggest to try out for some small plays and performances before trying out for the big show. Also, directors will also try to hire actors who have a certain voice syntax and certain looks. So the actor is in character as much as possible.

Definitely yes. It's an agency. They need a talented and experienced person to take over the stage so they are assured that they don't just choose a mediocre. Sometimes, acting agencies are really choosy that you would do a lot of tasks without complaining, and, if you didn't experienced that yet, that might lose their interest in you.

yes, if they are given the choice of you and someone who's just as good as acting as you are, but doesn't dance, they would definitely chose you.