Premiere Event Scam
Published on Nov 30, 2015
Michael David Palance talks about the Premiere Event Scam phenomenon and what people can expect at a Premiere Audition.
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
What IS Premiere Event?
Premiere Event provides an opportunity for actors, models, dancers and singers from ages 5-18 to showcase their talent to professional in the entertainment industry. We provide valuable interviewing experience, a chance to meet celebrities and connections to industry professionals.
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What ISN'T Premiere Event
Premiere Event has taken place at Walt Disney World for many years. However, this doesn't mean we are affiliated with Disney. We are separate from them. Also, we are not a talent agency, nor do we guarantee employment.
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Is Premiere Event a scam?
No. We provide a valuable service for a fee. Your child has the opportunity to showcase their talent in front of a large number of industry professionals and celebrities in a safe environment. We attempt to be as transparent as possible with the services offered by us when you accept an invitation to Premiere Event.
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Why do some people say Premiere Event is a scam?
Some people believe Premiere Event is a scam because of a misunderstanding of the services we provide, and also don't understand why there is a fee to attend. This should be looked at as any other extra-curricular activity for your child to enhance self esteem, self confidence and social skills.
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What takes place during an interview weekend?
Every child must attend an interview weekend before being invited to attend Premiere Event.
On Saturday, 100-200 families are seen every few hours. Each participant will have a one-on-one interview, and will be on camera for a short commercial. Family's will be given a booklet on how to receive results from the interview before leaving.
On Sunday and Monday, participants should email us to receive results. If chosen, the child will come back to be evaluated further, and possibly offered enrollment to the event held at Walt Disney World.
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Questions and Concerns
Web: premiereevent.com/about/contact/
Email: webmaster@premiereevent.com
Twitter: @premierebird
Facebook: facebook.com/PremiereEvent
http://premiereevent.com/about/contact/
Email: webmaster@premiereevent.com
Twitter: @premierebird
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PremiereEvent
Email: webmaster@premiereevent.com
Twitter: @premierebird
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PremiereEvent
