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The Entertainment Industry Coalition (EIC) was formed in early 1996 to deal with the problem of unethical talent agents. Their work grew from the experience of AMIS - The Acting and Modelling Information Service, an industry watchdog which runs an information hotline & website about the business practices of talent and modelling agents. The EIC promotes a Code of Conduct for talent and modelling agents who want to run their business in an ethical manner. Here are some quick things to watch out for if you're looking for an agent: 1. Real agents don't guarantee work if you sign on with them. 2. Real agents don't require you to buy services from affiliated photo studios, training schools or video producers. 3. Real agents don't represent extras, models and principal performers in the same organization. 4. Real agents don't advertise or hand out leaflets. 5. Real agents make money if you make money - they don't charge you high fees if you're not working. For some standard fees and prices for acting-related services, click here.   |
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