Navigating representation in the animation industry comes with a number of challenges and common missteps—especially for students and emerging professionals. Many don’t fully understand the difference between managers and agents, or when and how to pursue representation. Others may rely too heavily on the idea that getting a rep is a silver bullet, without realizing the importance of building a strong body of work and clear creative identity first. There’s also a lack of transparency around how deals are made, what to expect from a manager, and how to advocate for oneself in professional settings.
Learning about representation early on can help students avoid costly missteps, set realistic expectations, and approach their careers strategically. By understanding how management fits into the broader animation ecosystem, students are better equipped to make informed decisions, protect their creative rights, and position themselves for long-term success.
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Hey! So excited for this webinar. You can learn more and sign up here: https://www.stage32.com/education/products/how-to-find-representation-in...
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Sydney S these post always come at the right time. Look forward to this webinar!
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So glad to here that Cyrus! Looking forward to the webinar and seeing you there!
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Hope your projects are going well!
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Sydney S thank you, projects are going well! Hope all is well on your end as well.
I have three contest winning animated scripts finished and ready for advancement. Are you accepting new clients right now?
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Does your company deal at all with comic book publishers?
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As go-getters, what are we expected to go and get?
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Have either of you ever taken pitches on Stage32? And if so, have you ever requested scripts?
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Thank you for everyone who attended yesterday!!
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What an awesome webinar and Q/A!