I have been a visitor of Imdb for years but can you actually email agents or actors? is it even a worthy act ? just wondering.....maybe someone else has been curious?
Screenwriting : Imdb Pro - Is it worth it? by Dillon Horner
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I have an actor in mind for one of my projects and would like to reach out to them but realize this is a mostly futile attempt....
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Hi Dillon,
I have been using imdb for a while and I can with confidence tell you that I have received responses from agents and producers. It's all about the content of the email and the project.
Cheers,
Georges.
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I went to a Pitchfest last year but before I did I used IMDBPro to research all the companies to whom I wanted to present myself. Out of 20 pitches, I go 9 responses. Targeted marketing works.
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I have reached out to many on IMDbPro and have always gotten a response. Realize, however, that if you don't have money or a SOMEBODY already attached, the responses will be, "Thanks but no thanks."
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If you're actively creating content, like shorts or POC's or scripts, then it's definitely worth it!
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Yes. Worth it.
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I renew it every year. It is like a seatbelt. You have to have it when you need it.
I had an IMDBPro sub for a year or so. It's great, but it's expensive if you're not using it on a regular basis. As long as people keep their profile data up to date, the contact info is usually pretty solid. But it's a business were producers move around a lot, so things change. It's not worth it just to get an agent's contact info because agents already list that on their own sites. Same for actors.