Esterman Entertainment offers celebrity appearance bookings for actors during writers strike

Mike Esterman vows to help celebrities make the most of their time off with financial opportunities.

Mike Esterman of Esterman Entertainment has the solution for Hollywood celebrities and actors with time on their hands during the writers strike. "They should start taking a look at doing celebrity appearances to not only stay busy, but too make a bunch of cash", says Esterman. The strike by the Writers Guild of America has virtually stopped production on tons of TV shows, making actors who were previously tied up with full-time jobs available to celebrity appearances and signings at various venues. Esterman, whose company is one of the most respected in the business in the area of celebrity booking appearances sees the potential for out of work actors to fill their down time with money making opportunities.

The strike is now headed into its sixth week after talks between the writers and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers recently broke down. The financial pitfalls of being without work for weeks - the last major strike in 1988 lasted five months - will likely have some actors looking to line up other sources of income and doing celebrity appearances might just be what the doctored ordered.

Celebrity appearances are "found money" adds Esterman whose clients include actors like Bart Johnson from High School Musical to Jimmy-Jean Louis from Heroes. For more information on Esterman Entertainment and to see their roster of celebrities go to www.esterman.com and for interviews please contact Neil Cirucci at neilciruccipr @ aol.com

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