Actors and Print Models

You Booked a Huge Gig! Are you at a Higher Level in the Industry Now?

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In the entertainment industry, everyone wants that one “big” gig.  It could be a series regular, a contract to voice a brand for a year, an opportunity to be seen daily or weekly or it could be a live event where you rise to the top. The issue is, there is no permanent “top” of […]

I Did Not Win an Award, am I Less of a Talent?

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In the entertainment industry, some talent are hoping to be the “winners”.  What makes you a winner?  A winner is a person who trains in their profession, takes the time to learn new methods, submits auditions on a timely basis and always shows up early for bookings.  These talent are respectful to the production team, […]

If You Want to work in the Entertainment Industry, the Industry Must be First Priority

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Starting out with today’s example.  A talent of Impressive Talent was emailed a Short-List for a modeling gig.  The talent submitted for said gig so obviously they were interested in working the project.  I called the talent because the email stated they needed a video ASAP to submit to the client.  This job works 3 […]

When to Cut a Client Loose, and End your Relationship with Them

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In the big world of the entertainment industry, the amazing opportunities and projects can be exciting, fun and also at times troublesome.  In this new world of AI where talent are being replaced by computer generated images and voices, talent are struggling to find decent opportunities at worthwhile prices.  Most established talent have some “regular” […]

You as a Talent Have a Job to do, we want Results, Not Excuses

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Since starting Impressive Talent, the majority of our talent have had what we hoped they’d have, drive, a vision, a goal to work as much work as possible in the genres of talent each talent is trained in.  When you are accepted into a position of being on someone’s roster, not only does said company […]