Hi Erin! You can reach out to agents anywhere, but you can only work as a "local" where you have residence (meaning if you book a role in NY but live in Atlanta, the show will have to pay to put you up in a hotel in NY making it an extra expense. It's rare they do that for smaller roles). So an LA or NY agent can send you out, but you will likely get booked more often if you actually live in that area. Unless it's for series regular roles--those may be more open to location.
Hi, I would like to be a writer, because I have a few stories and I think that is my way. I’m searching for agent but….I know English a little, is that problem? Thanks for your video ❤️
@@hollywoodsuccesscoach No, they are not in English. But i can translate them in English, it will take a time. And no, I’m not looking for agent who speaks the language that i speak, because if someone from Hollywood or just some influential person would interested in my script in my stories, I’m sure i will learn English. I want to find a true man who will read it and I hope work with it.
Hi! I Have a question: What do you do when you then. Do you find an actor you like, find the agent, find the email and email them "Hey can i work with you guys?"
Finding an agent is so important. Thanks for making this video Erica
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for this!
I'm into Angel numbers as well!! That's awesome! Thanks for this info Erica.
Thanks for making this video Erica
Excellent tips! Thanks!
You're welcome!
Great insight! Thanks for sharing
Great video! Thanks!
Greatly appreciate this!!
If I live in the Southern US, should I only reach out the agents and Managment in the southern us? It can I still reach out to LA/NY?
Also would love a video on why you called a Cold Submission
Hi Erin! You can reach out to agents anywhere, but you can only work as a "local" where you have residence (meaning if you book a role in NY but live in Atlanta, the show will have to pay to put you up in a hotel in NY making it an extra expense. It's rare they do that for smaller roles). So an LA or NY agent can send you out, but you will likely get booked more often if you actually live in that area. Unless it's for series regular roles--those may be more open to location.
@@erinlayke I'm not sure I understand this question. Could you elaborate?
Please 🥺 how do I add title poster to my IMDb Pro Known For?
Is this process the same if I am looking for an agent to pitch my story to Netflix for example?
Hi, I would like to be a writer, because I have a few stories and I think that is my way. I’m searching for agent but….I know English a little, is that problem? Thanks for your video ❤️
Are your scripts in English? I think (I could be wrong), that you'll want an agent who speaks the language that you write.
@@hollywoodsuccesscoach No, they are not in English. But i can translate them in English, it will take a time. And no, I’m not looking for agent who speaks the language that i speak, because if someone from Hollywood or just some influential person would interested in my script in my stories, I’m sure i will learn English. I want to find a true man who will read it and I hope work with it.
Looking for help submitting my music for movie producers! Any links would rock!! Thanks 🤘🤘💥💥
do you have a linke to spreadsheet template
Did you write a script for a movie or TV?
Hi! I Have a question: What do you do when you then. Do you find an actor you like, find the agent, find the email and email them "Hey can i work with you guys?"
nice work ma'm
Do you have a imdb pro account?
hi
to much talking