Show Notes - Leila Canon from B&M Models

Interested in becoming a model? Wondering what's real and what's a scam? Don't know how to get a reputable agent to represent you? Agent Leila Canon from B&M Models give us a no-nonsense interview about what it takes to make it as a model.

It was a great chat. Unfortunately the audio cut out just as we were saying good-bye. Bad phone lines that day on the radio. But enjoy the interview and catch what Leila has to say about the modeling business. Good stuff and great tips.

Interview length is 30 minutes. Click below to listen to Leila's interview.

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Show Notes - Second City's Paul Constable

This show is great for aspiring actors and those already in the game.

Second City's Paul Constable drops by the Casting Couch. You've seen him at Second City and as the face and voice of Breyer's Ice Cream. He just finished shooting episodes of The Ron James Show and Dan For Mayor. This fall you'll catch him in The Twelve Men of Xmas on the Lifetime network. You will also recognize Paul Constable from numerous television commercials, as well as Monkey Toast, a recurring show in Toronto.

Paul talks about the ins and outs of auditioning, and what it takes to cut it as a working actor. Paul actually had to rush from an audition to make it to this interview, so he's got lots of good advice for those wondering what it's like in front of a casting director.

Interview length is 30 minutes. Click below to listen to Paul's interview.

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Show Notes - Model Leah Logan

If you're considering life as a model, this show is for you. Leah Logan dropped by the Casting Couch to give us the lowdown on being a model. She has some great tips and advice for aspiring models, and provides an inside scoop on what the life is like in the modeling business.

Do you really need to spend a ton of money on a photographer to become a model? Should agencies be charging you big fees in order to represent you? What's it like going to a casting call? Leah answers these questions and more.

Interview length is 30 minutes. Click below to listen to Leah's interview.
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