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To Tony,
I have to say this is the best acting site i have EVER been to. I'm sure you have helped many people begin their dream! I've helped in advertising your site to over 38 of my aspiring actor friends. You are doing an amazing thing by helping these people. I wish you the best in your acting career so that you may be a role model for all those who look up to your sucess.

-Rachael W., actress, Canada

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Anthony,
Happy New year to you. I really enjoy your e-mails and your website. As someone who has just started the journey of becoming an actor I enjoy your site which is full of wonderful insights and answers to questions I have had, and it's funny but it seems as though every time you update your site, it answers a question I have been struggling with at that point.

Thank you for your website, you have helped me a lot as I know you have helped numerous others.

Have a wonderful 2008 and may you break a leg in everything you do this year as an actor.

Sam T Kelly, actor, Los Angeles, CA

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Tony,
I did what you said and…I got two interviews with two agents! Thank you! Sorry but can I ask you…how do I prepare to go meet the agent? What do I have to do?
Marsha P., New York, NY, USA

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Tony,
I just wanted to let you know that I copied a quote of your's and I'm putting it on my refrigerator when I move to L.A. this next week. Thanks for the continued encouragement to all of us trying to achieve our goals. Keep up the good work.

Best,
Kyle S., actor

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This site has taught me a lot that I needed to know without dragging me all over the place.
Lauren, actress, Atlanta, GA

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Nutrition Tips For Actors

Here Are Some Nutrition Tips For Actors: Consuming Fewer Calories When Eating Out

Frequent restaurant goers consume far more calories, fat, saturated fat and sodium than people who eat most of their meals at home. There are ways to avoid overeating and gaining weight by having a plan. For some people this plan includes drinking specific beverages, while for other people this plan means choosing specific low-calorie, high fiber meals one hour before going to dinner. For everyone, it means learning how “to order” your favorite restaurant meals so that they get to you without all the fat and calories. The Nutrition Twins provide nutrition tips for actors that can help you to find out what, specifically, you should do to prevent overeating when dining out and they can teach you how to order your meals so that they arrive at your seat healthfully, yet still tasting great.

Nutriton Tips For Actors: Finding A Healthy Snack

Want a healthy snack that will fill you up without filling you out? Try air-popped popcorn. With a great crunch, plenty of fiber and low in calories (only 31 calories per cup!), it’s sure to keep you satisfied without adding on the pounds. Try seasoning with a dash of cinnamon, or for a flare, add paprika. Want the flavor of butter without the calories and fat? Try “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter” spray. (Just make sure to stick to the spray, it is calorie-free, sodium-free, and full of flavor).

Nutrition Twins The Nutrition Twins can help you to find other great snacks that you will love without hating your waistline in the morning.

Dealing With A Food Craving

Researchers show that cravings are like a wave in the ocean. The craving starts and escalates, but then it peaks and subsides. Know that it will subside. When a food craving strikes, imagine yourself like a surfer. Ride the wave until it vanishes. Distract yourself from the craving: Ideally, do something unrelated to eating. Try taking a walk, or a hot bath. Practice yoga, take a nap, or give/get a massage.

In 20 minutes, reevaluate the situation. The craving has probably diminished. So, now what are you going to do about it? You can more rationally decide what, if anything, you are going to eat, and how much of it you’re going to eat. As in surfing, practice makes perfect; the more you practice riding the wave, the easier it becomes.

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