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Five years after standing-in for the original hostess of the American-based show So You Think You Can Dance, Cat Deeley is still going strong. Over the course of the past five seasons her popularity stateside has grown, as have the ratings of the prime time talent show she hosts. During her time in the United States, Cat Deeley has learned a lot about celebrity, the television business, fashion and dreams. Breaking the barrier into transatlantic popularity has proven to be difficult for many UK celebrities. Those hoping to break into the public eye of the US can learn a few things from Deeley.

Choose Projects Wisely

Cat has been very careful and selective about the projects she’s chosen, both in America and in England. In fact, she’s stated that the projects a celebrity says no to can be more important to their career than the ones to which they say yes. Cat Deeley has enjoyed a variety of projects, both in front of and behind the camera, which has made her more versatile as a celebrity.

Be Persistent

Persistence and a willingness to take risks are important to breaking into the US celebrity scene. There’s no room for complacency as another celebrity will be happy to come along and step outside their comfort zone in order to get the part. When one producer doesn’t care for your style, keep persisting and auditioning. Eventually, a combination that fits just right can result in a big break.

Business Savvy

Any smart celebrity who’s crossed over to other countries knows that fame lasts only so long. This holds true in the new country as well as the home country. Cat Deeley has stretched her boundaries by getting involved in some producing and working with clothing designer Matthew Williamson. By trying new things and learning about other businesses connected with the television industry, Cat is creating a safety net around her. When one thing starts to fade away, other business involvements will still be there.

There’s a Fine Line Between Personal and Professional

Focus on developing professional relationships and hold your standards above the crowd. While many celebrities talk about all, Cat Deeley has made a point to keep her personal life private and discuss only certain aspects of her professional life. She doesn’t discuss business dealings or professional connections in the business, which brings her a lot of respect in the business. But ask Cat about her latest projects and dreams and she’ll happily talk about her current and future plans.