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Talent Casting

Looking for Representation in your hometown?

Click on these links to learn more about and contact these talent representatives:

Los Angeles:  Manager Kevin Kelly of Wonder Management is seeking new talent.

Chicago: Lily's Talent Agency is looking for new talent for possible representation.

Texas: Agent Tara Coet of T Coet Talent is seeking new talent!

Florida: Agent Alicia Zicchino of Posh Models Inc. is looking for new faces!

Or to check out current casting notices

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Brianna Jesme signed with Judy Belshe!

Brianna Jesme

"Finding representation isn't easy, especially when you don't live in LA. It was through ChildrenInFilm.com that we were able to connect with Judy Belshe and it's been an amazing and successful experience ever since."

~ Debra Jesme, Mother


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Finding Representation

So you have decided to pursue  acting for your child? You've taken headshots, created a resume and submitted to a few casting calls, but now you're wondering what to do next.

You probably know that in order to truly succeed in showbiz, you need to find representation.  Easier said than done, right?  Well, Children In Film is committed to helping you do just that!  As a social networking site whose main goal is to support the positive employment of child actors by bringing talent and industry professionals together, Children In Film makes every effort to connect you and your child with the representation you need.  For the first time ever, we're providing a service where you can easily connect with agents and managers and read their ratings and recommendations left by other members.  It's an efficient and cost-effective way to get started on your search for representation. 

Here are some suggestions for how to get started:

  1. Know the difference between an agent and a manager - Although both agents and managers function similarly, a simple distinction between the two is that agents negotiate and service contracts, while managers engage in career direction and the overall management of their client's career and business.  To learn more, click here.
  2. Learn the proper steps for finding great representation - Read through our KidStart program. It is important to first be prepared with headshots or snapshots of your child and a resume.  We can help you build a great resume even if you feel like your child does not yet have experience. 
  3. Do your research - Children In Film makes it easy to search agents and managers in your area who represent children.  You can view their profiles and ratings, and contact other parents for references.  The list of representation is growing daily, so check back often!
  4. Submit to open talent calls - Children In Film periodically features Agents and Managers who are taking submissions for new talent.  Make sure your profile is updated with a photo, bio and resume information so you'll be ready for the next call!
Check out our Membership Directory to search for Agents and Managers in your state.
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