A new television advertisement from realtor.com features rapper Big Boi welcoming a couple to their first “Big Boi House.”

Typically, you can find this information via IMDb. It's the world's largest portal for movies, TV and Actors & Actresses. It lists credits for any project including commercials. You should be able to find the actor's name on the credits.

House Whisperer serves real estate professionals by casting vision for your clients; "decoding" the most challenging houses; and opening their eyes to a world of unseen possibilities.

Find a casting agent A casting agent will send you on casting calls that are a good match for you, submit you to casting directors and connect you to TV commercial auditions, protecting you from unscrupulous, dishonest people who would take advantage of aspiring thespians' dreams.

Try getting in touch with local amateur theatre groups. Use Google, Facebook, and Twitter to track them down, then get in touch to see if they can help out with your project. Look up local film groups too, they'll be able to connect you with actors they've worked with before.

A house meeting is a meeting held in someone's home (or a comfortable private space) designed to build relationships among participants to strengthen the group and its actions.

A house is a building in which people live, usually the people belonging to one family.

Initial payment: The initial payment compensates you for your time on set. Residuals: Also known as royalties, residuals are a form of secondary payment that you might relieve each time the commercial airs. These can sometimes generate more money than the initial payment.

How to Become an Actor: Step-By-Step Guide

1. Step #1: Start Training Now!
2. Acting school and diploma programs.
3. University degrees.
4. Acting Coaches.
5. Step #2 Network, Network, Network.
6. #3 Prepare Headshots, Craft Your Resume and Put Together a Demo Reel.
7. #4 Submit to Auditions and Casting Calls.
8. #5 Secure Your Ideal Agent.

Steps to becoming an actor

1. Study the craft of acting.
2. Build experience outside of classes.
3. Prepare your headshot, acting résumé, and demo reel.
4. Submit to auditions and casting calls.
5. Keep updating your résumé and reel as you gain experience.
6. Get signed by an agent.

You can even use Craigslist to search for talent, but like anything else with Craigslist, beware of fraudsters. Here are a few good websites to check out for online casting: actorsaccess.com. castingfrontier.com.

Meetings provide a valuable forum for a range of different functions, helping people to share ideas, make decisions, build team relationships, and even feel less lonely at work.