Sydney Agents
Thu, 6 Oct 2005, 08:51 amWalter Plinge4 posts in thread
Sydney Agents
Thu, 6 Oct 2005, 08:51 amI promise this won't be another space-wasting post about how I'm a brilliantly talented 14-yr-old who wants a part in a movie. I am 14, though, and am looking to get an agent, for musical theatre in particular. I wanted to know whether the regular agents, who represent adults, would sign a teenager. I look older than I am and probably could not play a 14-yr-old if I tried, and if possible, would rather be represented by an agent that could get me work in the late teen age-bracket. I've researched the children's agents and they mainly seem to have the motto "we'll take all your money and put your kid in a commercial, but only if they're 10 and cute," of which I am neither. Any help with this would be much appreciated.
Jess
Jess
Re: Sydney Agents
Wed, 12 Oct 2005, 07:20 amWalter Plinge
Let me rephrase the question a bit.
Is an ordinary agent (i.e. one that doesn't specify children in it's representaiton) legally allowed to sign someone under 18?
Thanks.
Is an ordinary agent (i.e. one that doesn't specify children in it's representaiton) legally allowed to sign someone under 18?
Thanks.