Do you have a manager, agent or representative who helps you sign or close deals? Why or why not? If you do have one, how did you find them and how did you know they were the right one for you? These are some of the questions we asked some very talented folks from the community and we’ve shared their responses below.

Carleton Bluford

Signing with an Agent is a bit of a magical thing that people tell you needs to be done when you arrive to LA. I say Magical because a lot of the information on how to get one is convoluted, out of date, or just plane wrong. There is no one way to get an Agent but there are ways and it can happen! So for people just coming into LA, keep faith. Read more>>

Dandrell Scott

t’s a funny story, because the agency that currently represents me turned me down in the beginning. The year was 2012, and I was new to the voiceover world. I’d managed to book some non-union commercials. So, I compiled those recordings into a demo reel, and sent it to Stewart Talent. Stewart Talent sent me an email a month later, confirming they weren’t interested. Read more>>

Dalton Johnson

Signing with Bentley Records. NYC record label. Read more>>

Jett Wilder

.I do! I have an amazing team. I have a theatrical agent for television and film auditions, a voice over agent, a commercial agent and a manager who is kind of like the overseer of everything I do professionally. Read more>>