Acting : Time For An Agent? by Tammy Hunt

Tammy Hunt

Time For An Agent?

Your chances of getting signed with a good agent can increase if you accomplish as many of the following as you can:

-Have all of your marketing materials (headshots, reel, social media, resume) looking professional;

-Aggressively keep working and expanding your credits;

-Focus on growing the scale and quality of your roles with featured parts;

-Become a SAG-AFTRA member when time is right;

-Have a great manager who believes in you;

-Get a referral from an actor who’s already represented by a good agency;

-Work on a commercially successful film production or TV show;

-Create your own content

-Develop good relationships with casting directors;

-Grow your social media following;

-Have real talent. This is most important.

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Ashley Renee Smith

Tammy Hunt, when do you feel is the best time for an actor to become SAG? I know quite a few who hesitate when they become eligible because they aren't as sure about the best time to go for it;

Mark Deuce

How can this work for screenwiters Tammy Hunt

Tom Lapke

What a great list. 100% correct. I might also add that - "having all of your marketing materials (headshots, reel, social media, resume) looking professional" also means that those materials are all telling the same story. If you walk around looking like Joan Jett but your website is pink and yellow with cursive writing, then you are telling the wrong story to casting.

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