Whether you're brand new to the business, returning after a break, or already working professionally, finding the RIGHT talent agent can be one of the most important—and challenging—steps in your acting career.
At some point, nearly every actor dreams of working with a great agent. Why?
Because the right agent can open doors to better auditions, stronger opportunities, and greater career momentum.
But before that happens, you are your own agent—pitching yourself, submitting to projects, making connections, and managing your career.
So how do you take the leap from doing it all yourself to finding strong, trustworthy representation?
In this dynamic, interactive 3-week online class, professional actor and AC partner Tony Nation shares insider knowledge, practical tools, and personal insights to help you navigate the world of talent agents with clarity and confidence.
In this class, you'll learn:
- What Talent Agents actually do
- How to identify your brand
- What marketing materials you need
- Choosing the right headshot
- Building a compelling resume
- Writing effective cover letters
- Crafting demo reels and video clips
- Creating and using Casting Director lists
- How to professionally email industry contacts
- Which submission platforms work—and which don’t
- The different sizes and types of agencies
- How to recognize and avoid scams
- How to prepare for agent and manager interviews (both Commercial & Legit)
- And so much more, including bonus tips and career insight from someone who’s been there.
This class is interactive, informative, and fun—designed to help you take control of your career and find the representation that’s right for you.
This course is available for "remote" learning and will be available to anyone with access to an internet device with a microphone (this includes most models of computers, tablets). Classes will take place with a "Live" instructor at the date/times listed below.
Upon registration, the instructor will send along additional information about how to log-on and participate in the class.
School Notes: Class end time will vary depending on the number of actors and the scenes that are assigned. Registrants are advised to budget extra time, as class time may run over.
