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Every agent and manager list we maintain, plus the classes that teach you how to use them. The lists are a guide only. They are sorted in a general order based only on the level of clients they have represented in the past five years. Use IMDbPro to assess each company and research each person before meeting with them. SAS does not endorse any of these agencies.
Go to the lists Start with the classesA list gives you names. These four classes give you the materials, the vetting criteria and the pitch that turns a name into a meeting. Watch them in this order.
1Journey 2A · 1h 33m
Marketing Materials That Get You Auditions
Resume, character types, headshots and profiles. Do this before you email anyone on the lists below.
2Journey 2B · 2h 02m
How To Build A Professional Acting Reel
The one link your pitch email is built around.
3Journey 4A · 1h 16m
Sign With An Agent & Manager You Love
How to vet the names on these lists, the pitch email, and the follow-up cadence that gets replies.
4Journey 4B · 1h 34m
How To Be A Great Client For Your Representation
After you are signed. Keeping the rep you worked so hard to get.
Two short ones to watch alongside class 3, when you are writing the email.
Bonus · 28 min
How To Write A Pitch Email To An Agent Or Manager
The email structure, walked through line by line.
Bonus · 10 min
How To Add A Credit To Your Pitch Blurb
How a single recognisable credit changes the way a rep reads your blurb.
Print the Roadmap and work through it alongside the classes. Read the meeting guide before your first sit-down. The two Google Docs are the blurb and resume formats the classes refer to.
The Get Signed Roadmap
Step-by-step workbook: watch order, a checklist for every class, the pitch email, the follow-up cadence, a rep tracker.
PDFRepresentation Meeting Prep Guide
What to expect and how to make a strong impression when you meet a rep.
DOCPitch Blurb: Kym's example
The third-person blurb a rep pastes into a submission. Copy the structure, not the credits.
DOCResume Template
One-page actor resume. File → Make a copy, then fill it in.
Every list is a 2026 edition, researched agency by agency on IMDbPro. Agencies are ranked by the calibre of the clients they represent, every agency links to its IMDbPro page, agents link to their own IMDb pages where one exists, and published submission routes are included. Large print throughout. You need to be signed in to download.
300 USA Acting Managers
Managers with 20 to 100 clients, the tier that signs developmental talent. Every one with an IMDbPro link.
2026Los Angeles Acting Agents
869 named film and TV agents across 391 agencies, with submission policies for 300 of them.
2026New York Acting Agents
313 named film and TV agents across 46 agencies.
2026USA Smaller Markets Acting Agents
97 agents across 32 agencies: Atlanta and the Southeast, Chicago, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico and the Carolinas.
2026Georgia Talent Agencies
40 agencies by city, Atlanta-heavy. Submission routes and union status for each.
2026Texas Talent Agencies
Dallas, Austin, Houston and San Antonio, agency by agency.
2026Tennessee Talent Agencies
Nashville, Memphis and Knoxville.
WEBCommercial Agents: Los Angeles
Commercial representation, LA. Opens as a page.
UK Acting Agents
371 named agents across 56 agencies, London-dominant.
2026Europe and UK Regional Acting Agents
33 agents across 8 agencies in Wales, Scotland, the north of England, Dublin and the Nordic markets.
2026Canadian Acting Agents
165 named agents across 38 agencies, Toronto and Vancouver.
Australian Acting Agents
197 named agents across 81 agencies: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and the Gold Coast.
2026New Zealand Acting Agents
21 named agents across 6 Auckland agencies.
Our flagship masterclass series: over 22 hours of training taught by Kym, originally commissioned by the acting union. The four representation classes above are steps 2 and 4.