You don’t need experience but it certainly helps. If you are serious about becoming an actor you should be training and working on developing your skills. Like any career, you need to train and learn. Casting directors always review an actors resume for experience and especially what training they have had and how often the talent is working on their skill.

No. We recommend you contact a background agency for this.

We represent talent of all ages and ethnicity for film/TV, commercials, voiceover and printwork.

We accept talent of all ages (newborns, toddlers, teens and adults of all ages).

The is no fee to join our agency. You will have to sign up for the 3 platforms that the agency uses to submit talent for roles. These are Actors Access, Casting Workbook and Casting Network. Casting Workbook has an annual fee that must be paid (directly to them) in order for the system to allow us to submit you. Actors Access and Casting Network however are free to join. You will be responsible for the cost of getting professional headshots and any acting classes you take.

Yes ! Absolutly! Actors over the age of 3 must have professional headshots. We can recommend several professional photographers that do amazing headshots..

No. While most filming takes place in the GTA we represent talent all across Canada.

Yes, we accept both union and non union talent for our roster.

We certainly do!

We prefer to call it an agreement. The agreement you sign will include the responsibilities and expectations of the talent and of the agency. 

Yes! Talent are paid for their bookings with the exception of student films.

Check out the Contact page for instructions on how to submit.