You did NOT say in which city you live.
If an agent asks for money they are NOT a legitimate Talent Agent. Immediatly leave his or her office. They are running a scam and should be reported to The Department of Labor in your STATE. You do NOT pay an agent. Agents are entitled to a 10% commission from the money the actor makes from an acting job. If you have actor friends, ask them the procedure for getting an agent, as it is not the same in every USA city. Make sure you have a strong résumé. Agents like to represent working actors. Please do NOT contact John Robert Powers, Barbizon, or any of the other SCAM agencies.
They are NOT legitimate talent agencies and are NOT authorized to act as a Talent Agent and do not have credentials to represent actors. They are SCAM artists! Stay far away.
Ask your actor friends how to find an agent in your city.
Try to find a seminar for actors in your city. If you live in a mid-to large size city, there should be seminars for actors that you can attend.
Do NOT look in the Yellow Pages for a Talent Agent. Legitimate Talent Agencies NEVER advertise in the Yellow Pages or the newspaper. In which city do you live?
2007-05-26 19:17:15
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answered by newyorkgal71 7
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Go to Yahoo Yellow Pages under Agents. Call and ask the cost and what you need to do to get an agent.
2007-05-26 19:14:33
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answered by carcollector 1
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Well, of path. Just be sufferer. Assuming this can be a fully official agent and you have got performed a history examine on them and you have got visible his/her purchasers record and realize that he has located books with one of the vital tremendous publishing residences. Usually, an agent will ship you a record of prompt alterations. Be sufferer, since his different purchasers come earlier than you and he would be busy - if he is a official agent. You can ship him an e-mail and permit him realize that you just wish to grasp time expectancies so you do not force your self loopy ready at your e-mail all day for his prompt alterations, and in addition since you do not wish to nag him each and every 2 mins. I've heard from a few released writers that it took them a couple of weeks to get a record of prompt alterations from their marketers. So that is ordinary and also you''ll simply must hurry up and wait. It's ordinary that he would possibly not deliver you distinctive main points on the assembly. He'll write up a letter or e-mail with the entire prompt alterations and ship it to you, and this would take greater than every week, although for all we all know, he would have talked with you 3 days in the past and you are simply being unreasonably impatient. Now, you probably did take delivery of his present of illustration, correct? Just making certain, since there are plenty of scammers in the market that look official if you do not' utterly examine them out. You did signal an company contract OR he made it transparent that he wishes to rep you AND you agreed? - there are nonetheless a couple of official company that do not paintings with a agreement. I'm simply asking since you're making it look like he met with you, did not present to symbolize you, however rather mentioned he'd ship your manuscript off, commonly to "scan the waters," earlier than signing you. This is a signal of a rip-off and there is a very recognized scammer who does this. But, I'm certain you are a able creator who has performed her homework. Congrats at the presents of illustration. I'm jealous. :D wish to exchange me areas? You could have all my badly written manuscripts. Hahah.
2016-09-05 13:23:16
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answered by ? 4
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look at the actors union site-you didnt say where you lived- in australia it is "meaa"- you punch that in and go to casting/agents and its all there!- never pay an agent to join their books - you pay them 10 percent of the wage you get once they find you a job!
goodluck....with all this reality t.v there are hardly any acting jobs
so i guess the easiest way to get an agent is go on big brother!
2007-05-27 02:53:43
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answered by scooter 1
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