Help with how to write a good cover letter?

Hi Nix,

I find that highlighting strong facial expressions and a good level of energy is really useful when applying for non-speaking roles. It's also good to mention that you take direction well - perhaps even mention an example of non-speaking roles you have previously taken on? Experience can boost the application for a role with no dialogue.

I hope this helps!

Best,
Becky

• 2 years ago
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Thanks Becky, that's great advice! :)

• 2 years ago
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Hi Nix,

In my experience - just be yourself when writing cover letters. Give them a quick introduction, any experience you have relating to the project/casting and any other necessary information that might help you get casted! Most of the time, I don't think they even read the cover letters. So, something short and snappy will do. If they like the look of you, they'll contact you and ask for more details.

Hope this helps.

• 2 years ago
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Thanks Siti, this is great! :)

• 2 years ago
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I tell them I’m punctual, reliable, available on the required day, my age, location and a little about my job history and anything related to performances in any way.

• 2 years ago
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Hi Nix,

Just keep it brief, it’s more about your look rather than what you write.

Cheers

T. :)

• 2 years ago
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Thanks Helen and Tony! All very reassuring advice!

• 2 years ago
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• 1 year ago
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