What Agents and Managers think about you!

Wendy Alane Wright Hollywood Talent Manager teachers knew Actors how show business works so they can understand the business, navigate it correctly and maximize their opportunities for success. www.SecretsofaH...

[@Feliciawithoutfins]

Ahhh Wendy you are so similar to my manager here on the East Coast, and I love you both! So honest straight forward but compassionate and maternal ❤️ I have learned so much about life and this crazy business from you both and I have grown so much! I wish you both could meet, I'm sure you would be good friends! Anyways thank you so much for making these videos and writing your books!

[@wendyalane1]

That is really neat!

[@ChistopherMoonlight]

Great video. As a director I find it so important to work with actors who respect and appreciate that this is as much a business as it is an art. Thank you.

[@wendyalane1]

My friend pleasure.

[@kingstar7512]

You make me 10 times better at acting with all your videos! Thank you so much!!!!

[@wendyalane1]

You are so very welcome! Stay close! Read my ebooks and get a REAL plan of action for your career. Don't guess. www.secretsofahollywoodtalentmanager.com

[@nateh.7510]

business is business after all! Thank you for yet another insightful video, Wendy.

[@wendyalane1]

You are welcome.

[@teddyv6799]

You are very encouraging...

[@telvingriffin2148]

I love this!! Thank you for sharing this Wendy:)

[@jermaineball8195]

I'm so thankful to have someone like you in the world Wendy. Soooo many of your videos have given me a much more extensive and realistic knowledge of the BUSINESS that is acting. I'm only 15 years old, and most aspiring actors my age wish they knew as much about the industry as I do. I don't know everything, but you have helped in such a big way, thank you!

[@harlangroom1974]

Thank You, you back up my thoughts and unorthodox idea of how to reach my goals.

[@GemmaDoyleOfficial]

Of course, thank you!

[@anettepuskas9720]

wow, thank for being so candid. Very helpful.

[@GTAB89]

Thank you over and over again. God bless

[@wendyalane1]

You are welcome! Stay close! Read my ebooks and get a REAL plan of action for your career. Don't guess. www.secretsofahollywoodtalentmanager.com

[@emmmm8681]

I Love your video's Wendy ❤

[@wendyalane1]

Thank you Brooklyn Stay close! Read my ebooks and get a REAL plan of action for your career. Don't guess. www.secretsofahollywoodtalentmanager.com

[@nadiasidd5055]

Your such a genuine person person Wendy. Your advice does help me plan and reach my goals. Thank you for being so generous with us!

[@wendyalane1]

Thank you! Be sure to email me and let me know what work you are booking as a result of following my direction! [e-mail]

[@helenhenson907]

Thank you

[@RonHarrisIII]

You're great Wendy!!

[@wendyalane1]

Thank you I appreciate you saying that!

[@ellajoyla9154]

Hi I live in Canada and I would love to have an agent because I’ve been in acting since I could talk

[@Blackmagic223]

Thanks for you're advice :)

[@GilbertKalawe]

Thank you Wendy for the insightful tips! I'm really glad that you had released this video today! You do so much for us actors, and I really wanna tell you how much you're appreciated. I'm doing everything in my power to make myself better. I act in my production when I'm between auditions, I just started monthly auditions with scene bot and I've gotten much better at trying to perfect my craft. i really appreciate your tips and kind heart. mahalo nui Loa, Gilbert

[@wendyalane1]

You are welcome!

[@wendyalane1]

Love it!!!

[@justinholt3180]

Hello Wendy I've got a question for you! Should you or should you not shoot scenes specifically for your demo reel? Cause I've booked some work but not enough to make a demo reel. Thanks -Justin

[@wendyalane1]

Shoot them if it helps you get more auditions great. If not oh well. Just make sure what you shoot is up close on YOU and get the dialogue right off TV shows.

[@justinholt3180]

Wendy Alane Wright The Hollywood Talent Manager Thanks Wendy! I appreciate that!

[@Chevonne8]

I always seem to have a hard time just to get someone to sign me. I received a TV credit last year but no one is trying to take me on as their client. I even had private coaching done too. What am I doing wrong?

[@vickibrassard5097]

Hello Demi again and if u haven't read my other questions it's ok, I'm 13 and I have always wanted to act and be in the entertainment business and i want to learn I'm willing to put in 110 percent for everything I need to make my dream come true but at such a young age how am I able to

[@wendyalane1]

Stay close! Read my ebooks and get a REAL plan of action for your career. Don't guess. www.secretsofahollywoodtalentmanager.com

[@wendyalane1]

Watch my videos for teens and kids. And start by taking a lot of acting classes and doing theater community theater in school plac my videos for teens and kids. And start by taking a lot of acting classes and doing theater community theater in school plays

[@harlangroom1974]

I am not sure if this is the best way to ask a question, so I apologize if this is unprofessional. This video makes me feel good about taking a 6-9 month absence. my question is, I found I was average, while auditioning, among untrained, but everyone likes my attitude and confidence; Do you think taking time off to rebrand yourself and work on your marketability is wise? or should have I stayed auditioning while making the transition? my thoughts were that a drastic change, accompanied by being new, so to speak to casting directors again, with new head shots, with clear improvement and added marketability, would possibly give me some momentum.

[@wendyalane1]

Your attitude being good is a great thing. It all comes on your acting skills. And you don't need to take time off to get acting skills to take time off from acting classes to brand yourself. If you're in Los Angeles you need to train with Amy Lyndon. If you're in New York you need to train with Matt Newton

[@Diymusical]

help very important question!? I am still a teen and I want to be an actor. but I don't know whether I should start with community theatre or acting classes? what should I do. I have never acted in my life I have only been taking voice lessons for 2 years. so I need to know exactly where to start.

[@wendyalane1]

Both

[@romanempressolivia1815]

Hi Wendy!! important question please answer!!! I've been told by some people I'm not good enough and others that I am good enough to be successful in movie industry. how do I know??? I don't want to spend time and money only to be disappointed at the end and never get anywhere. please answer!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MadMoodiecommentator]

Cosplays Olivia you are good enough. Believe me each of these talented actors and actresses we know had been told they were not good enough before they actually succeeded. Don't believe those people who say you are not worth it

[@romanempressolivia1815]

youtube commentator thank you!! alot!

[@wendyalane1]

You have to train until you are good enough just like an athlete that plays professional sports. You get as good as the time and effort you put into it.

[@MadMoodiecommentator]

Wendy Alane Wright The Hollywood Talent Manager you kind of look like Ronnie from Engvid:)

[@romanempressolivia1815]

Wendy Alane Wright The Hollywood Talent Manager are there some people who will never be successful and or good at it? or do they just need practice?

[@jasminet1981]

If I created my own short film thingy, would it count on my resume ?

[@wendyalane1]

Yes!

[@F1sTDaGuNz]

Hey Wendy do you have twitter?

[@wendyalane1]

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[@graciejames3752]

What is the difference between an agent and a manager?

[@BrodiBarringer]

Gracie James 10%

[@themainmanmike4239]

Wendy for real make them pay for this video $4.99 this video is the truth

[@themainmanmike4239]

thank you