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The 20-Year Plan : When Acting Becomes Life with Albert Brahmante

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Think rejection hurts? Imagine facing it every day as part of your job. Dr. Albert Bramante, a veteran talent agent with over 21 years in the industry and founder of Bramante Artists, knows this reality well. "The truth is, you're going to hear more no's than yeses, no matter your talent," he says. His transformative advice: reframe rejection. “Use the no as a gentle reminder that your services aren’t needed today.” With this mindset, auditions become less about judgment and more about the joy of performance, turning what could be demoralizing into moments of growth.

Over the years, Dr. Bramante has witnessed seismic shifts in the entertainment industry. Movements like #MeToo spotlighted long-standing issues of exploitation, while the COVID-19 pandemic halted productions and darkened stages for nearly two years. Just as the industry began to recover, the 2023 writers and actors strikes hit, causing what many described as a recession. At the same time, streaming platforms increased visibility for talent while driving down pay, forcing even lead actors to seek side jobs. Success, Dr. Bramante emphasizes, isn't a lucky break but a long-haul strategy. "You need a 10- or 20-year plan,” he says. “This is a lifelong journey.” To dive deeper into surviving and thriving in entertainment, follow Bramante Artists on Instagram or visit bramanteartists.com.

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1. Introduction to Dr. Albert Bramante (00:00:00)

2. Dealing with Rejection in Acting (00:02:13)

3. Industry Changes: MeToo and Pandemic (00:06:33)

4. Streaming Services Impact on Acting Careers (00:10:05)

5. The Importance of Trust and Consistency (00:14:32)

6. What's Next and Contact Information (00:18:09)

31 episodes

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Think rejection hurts? Imagine facing it every day as part of your job. Dr. Albert Bramante, a veteran talent agent with over 21 years in the industry and founder of Bramante Artists, knows this reality well. "The truth is, you're going to hear more no's than yeses, no matter your talent," he says. His transformative advice: reframe rejection. “Use the no as a gentle reminder that your services aren’t needed today.” With this mindset, auditions become less about judgment and more about the joy of performance, turning what could be demoralizing into moments of growth.

Over the years, Dr. Bramante has witnessed seismic shifts in the entertainment industry. Movements like #MeToo spotlighted long-standing issues of exploitation, while the COVID-19 pandemic halted productions and darkened stages for nearly two years. Just as the industry began to recover, the 2023 writers and actors strikes hit, causing what many described as a recession. At the same time, streaming platforms increased visibility for talent while driving down pay, forcing even lead actors to seek side jobs. Success, Dr. Bramante emphasizes, isn't a lucky break but a long-haul strategy. "You need a 10- or 20-year plan,” he says. “This is a lifelong journey.” To dive deeper into surviving and thriving in entertainment, follow Bramante Artists on Instagram or visit bramanteartists.com.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/cynergists
https://www.youtube.com/@CynergistsVA

https://www.facebook.com/cynergistsva

https://www.instagram.com/cynergists/

https://www.tiktok.com/@cynergists?lang=en

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Dr. Albert Bramante (00:00:00)

2. Dealing with Rejection in Acting (00:02:13)

3. Industry Changes: MeToo and Pandemic (00:06:33)

4. Streaming Services Impact on Acting Careers (00:10:05)

5. The Importance of Trust and Consistency (00:14:32)

6. What's Next and Contact Information (00:18:09)

31 episodes

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