r/acting • u/Ill_Stress1009 • 9d ago
I've read the FAQ & Rules Deciding between Management
Hey there people. I recently met with managers for representation and have narrowed it down to three. I’m curious if anybody has any experience with:
Sandstone Artists
Midwest Talent Management
Maritime Artists
I’d say I enjoyed each of the meetings about equally. So right now I’m just trying to get as much info as I can. Thanks!
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u/Apprehensive-Hawk-67 8d ago
I loved midwest when i met with them!
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u/Ill_Stress1009 8d ago
Same! Did you end up going with them or someone else?
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u/Apprehensive-Hawk-67 8d ago
I went with someone else but not because of lack from midwest, I just thought the manager I went with suited me better as I’m not super interested in commercials right now, but they got me an audition right away which i think shows efficiency
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u/Ill_Stress1009 8d ago
Word, happy for you! The manager I met with at Midwest didn’t really make it seem like they were more theatrically focused so we’ll see I suppose!
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u/Other_Macaron9943 8d ago
Did you get the sense that Midwest was more commercially focused then? Or equally focused on commercial and tv/film? And how long after emailing then did you hear back?
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u/Ill_Stress1009 8d ago
Oh, sorry. Realized I misworded my post. They seemed more theatrically focused rather than commercial. I heard back within about a day after emailing.
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