Booking and negotiation
Your agent finds roles, negotiates fees and secures billing, travel and credits in writing.
Our standard agreement is two pages long and written in plain English. We take a commission only on work we help you book, and we never charge a retainer or an upfront fee.
The commission covers the whole team, not just the person who calls you.
Your agent finds roles, negotiates fees and secures billing, travel and credits in writing.
An in-house lawyer reviews every contract and flags clauses on exclusivity, residuals and image rights.
Quarterly check-ins, target lists of directors and showrunners, and honest advice about which roles to refuse.
Warm introductions to our partner publicists and, where it suits you, to stylists and social media managers.
Sub-agent relationships in London, Toronto and Sydney handle work outside the United States.
A confidential support line and a yearly workshop on managing the pressure of public work.
Enter the fee for a job and choose your representation. The result is a guide, not a promise, and ignores taxes and union dues.
Commission rates are shown for illustration. The final rate for each client is set out in the written agreement.
Talk to an agentAvailable to clients and to artists we are not yet representing. Paid sessions are never a condition of signing.