Frequently Asked Questions

 

 

 

G lad you are interested, and yes, there is a lot to learn about the industry. We are glad to help. On this page, you'll find our most frequently asked questions. Of course, we would love to hear from you and tell you even more about what it takes to be a leading model or actor. Call us at 314-372-0500.

What is an Interview and Audition?

The first thing you must remember about an interview and audition is that this is the time for you to do what you love most…entertain! An audition is not a time to be judged but a time for us to learn about you, your personality, your expectations, and what you want to do in the modeling/acting industry.

We are here to meet you and evaluate your potential, as well as, educate you about the business. Auditions can and should be fun!

What to expect:

Be prepared to spend approximately one hour at the Agency for your complimentary, no obligation interview/audition. We start with a group seminar to educate you on the entertainment industry. After the brief meeting, you will then meet with a Talent Director for your one on one interview. Auditions are your time to shine. It is best to relax, have fun, and show all your personality.

If the candidate is under the age of 19, a parent or legal guardian is required to attend. We encourage both parents to attend so the whole family can be educated about our Agency, as well as, the industry as a whole. Space is limited so please leave other family members (brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc.) or friends at home.

What to wear:

A Modeling/Acting interview is just like a job interview so dress upperscale casual. Please dress age appropriate and nothing revealing.

Talent Agents and Casting Directors from Los Angeles, New York and even in the Midwest "St. Louis, Missouri" want to see you present yourself at your BEST, Dress Code

Children under 12 years old should not wear make-up. For girls 13 and above, if you choose to wear make-up, please wear “natural make-up”. We want to see your face. Less is best.

What to bring:

We request that you bring a recent snapshot of yourself (if you have one) we can keep. No photos will be returned. This photo does not need to be professional, just something that we can keep on file to reference during and after the interview. Remember, if under 19, one or both parents are invited, and NEED to attend the informational meeting. Finally, bring a good attitude, open mind, and a smile!!!