u/PullItTogetherTyrone

Hey all so I have been posting quite a bit here recently about interviews and everything and I got accepted with MSC as entertainment host/cruise staff after nearly a year and a half of applying for these jobs something came through, so thank you to all who have replied and gave advice! I guess all I want to say ask is:

what's next exactly? I've accepted the LOI and they said a managing agent will be in touch with me soon about the following steps, can I do anything else in the meantime to speed up the process? How long does this process take, I'm a mixture of so many emotions!

Many thanks in advance!

Hi all! I'm going for an interview with Royal Carribbean and it states that they would like 2 demo reels! One of me hosting something and also one of special skills that I have (singing, comedy etc etc). Now I was extremely lucky when I got this email because they sent it on the day I had one of my final quizzes that I perform so I decided to film that and I'm going to splice it down to the best bits. But that's the only footage of me performing.

However, I don't really have anything to show for special skills. Now I've been to drama school and I do have plenty of experience in what I'm going in for but there's not videos of special skills that I have. I'm worried that I can't find anything to put on this 2nd reel for special skills. I just host a lot of events and it's something I genuinely enjoy, thus applying for cruise ships!

Any tips, ideas or something that can help with this second video idea. Any insight is much appreciated!

Hi all, I have an interview for a cruise company coming up and I'm going into the entertainment side of things, this is my first time landing an interview with any company, does anyone have any advice on this at all or tips? I'm really excited with a touch of nerves! Tips for the interview or how it goes usually, anything like that?

Many thanks in advance!