Recently, I got emailed a question about what to do when you finally get representation. It seems like people have no idea what to do when they achieve this step, because most of us spend so long getting here. Well, today I want to go over how to agent your agent, as in how to interact with them, set your goals, and get the most out of the relationship. Let's dive in. What Does "How to Agent Your Agent" Mean? This is a phrase that implies taking an active role in managing your relationship with your talent agent. That's all it is—being proactive and being your own champion. Let's explore some ways that help do this.Get The Most From Your RepsYou want to get the most from your reps. That means fostering a relationship with them and using them to move your career forward. But those are just words, what are some actions you can do to make sure this happens? Understand Their Role: Your agent's primary job is to procure work for you and negotiate contracts. They aren't career managers, publicists, or therapists. Setting realistic expectations is key. Clear Communication: Regularly communicate your goals, aspirations, and the types of projects you're interested in. Don't be afraid to ask questions and seek clarification on their strategies and efforts. At the end of every year, I like to send them a list of goals for the new year, and ask for a cal so we can go through them and discuss strategies. Be...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 25 September, 2024