Michael is an extremely talented 28 year old actor, relocated to Los Angeles from his hometown of Akron Ohio. Michael is well trained and educated.  He attended a reputable drama school and even got a real NY/Hollywood showcase after graduation.  He knows that if he wants to build a career in film and television, LA is the place to be. He is shocked at the tremendous difference in the cost of housing and living expenses in Los Angeles, but is committed to his craft and his dream of becoming g a working actor.

His advisors have all agreed that finding an agent is Michael’s highest priority. He has acquired headshots, resumes, and a list of reputable agents. He has done repeated mailings, including postcards and invitations offering free tickets to the theater piece in which he is currently starring – but few have responded. The two meetings he has been offered went well, but he has received no offers to sign.

Michael is discouraged, weary, and, to be honest, angry; and has actually uttered the words “I can’t get an agent.”

Despite an avalanche of well meaning advice, Michael is still asking “How do I get an agent?” 

Let’s get into it.