The author uses his own experiences to convey his points. It's witty and a bit sarcastic. The information is invaluable, covers the topic of getting and maintaining a working relationship with an agent in Los Angeles. I really appreciate the underlying theme of being professional in your work as an actor and treating it like a business.

When I was around eleven years old I was at a garage sale and picked up a tattered copy of this book for a quarter. It is on my bookshelf to this day. I remember sitting and reading it, being fascinated by the concepts and theory-of-acting unfolding upon the pages. I still utilize a few of them when I am on camera.

I meet allot of actors that are so talented on-stage and in front of a camera, yet aren't doing well for themselves career-wise because of a lack of marketing. As an actor I've come to realize that I am basically the head of my own company and I need to advertise like any business does. Take a look through this book and see if you catch onto my meaning.