Everything went well. Each time I send a boy or girl to Wily there's always a call back followed by…read morea signing. Or a campaign!! You see I worked with HER In the 70's.I had the best training. I see with her heart. My name Louis Philippe.

I called Ford to ask about a company that took $4,000 for photographs and they warned me about that…read morespending thousands on photographs was not smart or right. I appreciate them for the honesty. If you get a call from someone that says they are Ford models and they want $50 over the phone, it is not ford models.

YAH! Grant Wilfley Casting. FREE to sign-up. Always looking for newbies. Fun to work with. They…read morehave a homepage to sign-up work work. They are on Facebook, Instagram and have Q & A on youtube!

This is the first casting company I've ever worked with and I guess I really lucked out. There are…read moreso many horror stories about working in the entertainment industry in NYC but I had a great experience with Grant Wilfey. I'm not normally an actor but I took the opportunity because I was free for the shoot. This company has very strong communication and most of the film people on set were a pleasure to work with. All the instructions of where to be and what to do were very clear (which was good because I was new) and I met so many great people. I also was paid promptly afterwards. I would definitely work with this company again. Thank you!

Former Equity "Monitor" here. i always felt treated professionally by Telsey folks. The CDs know…read morethe Equity regulations better than most members. I always felt supported there - when monitoring or auditioning.

I almost feel like I should hold off on reviewing this place until I get my first Broadway role,…read morebut god knows that could be years....and it would be unfair to withhold this information from the public due to my own insufficient singing voice.... ANYWAY.. Telsey and Co cast for everything from musicals and plays to commercials and feature films. They moved to 43d street actually and their new offices are very welcoming. The waiting room is HUGE and has lots of posters, and is painted green which I learned is supposed to be a 'calming' color....right... because the hyperventilation before I auditioned for Spider man today was simply a figment of my imagination.. The bathrooms deserve a shout out. Huge stalls, plenty of light from giant windows, and enough mirrrors to accommodate approximately 15 worried musical theater divas, or 20 regular ladies.(they tend to not travel with curling irons therefore take up less space) Anyway, thumbs up on the new location, auditioning here makes me feel important and a teeny weeny big more calm than other places.

The Agency is dishonest. They stole $1,800. Lied, They stole the photos from the photoshoot - They…read moreare being sued. A fraud complaint filed with police.

Great experience at Skylar modeling with portfolio images in New York. Booked first jobs already!…read moreThanks!

Yes, Matheus was helpful. Thanks again!…read moreDavid Aaron Chicago

Casting of course, can be extremely timely and specfic. The several bigger paying gigs that they do…read moreget on their site, can be very specific, require multiple files and naming conventions - but - BS has been rudely insistent for years to their paying customers, that they will only allow a single file to upload in response to an audition. Perhaps they are unaware of the larger casting requirements that bigger casting agents require, as BS has asked me specifically for examples where multiples files were requested. On the other hand, a simple peak at Actors Access or Casting Networks audition requests, shows a very easy, clear multiple file and renaming ability - and ordering the files/takes, which is very important also. Larger Casting directors likely know these limitations of Backstage, and use the other 2 systems (as the number of quality, higher paying and Union gigs that they have, seems apparrent). I dont think I have ever seen a 5-15k commerical listed on Backstage, or a co-star on network TV. And they charge a very high cost imo, for the slow support, flexibilty and assistance in helping professional actors meet casting and submission requirements.

Donna Grossman and all who are there at Donna Grossman Casting are amazing human beings…read more I submitted for a spot and was chosen because of my story. My "story" is not an easy one to tell and because of that I was fairly nervous about the entire process. I made to feel safe, welcome and valued. I cannot thank everyone enough AND the spot was brilliant.

My experience with this company is as candidates for a Pampers casting gig. My baby and i were…read morecalled in for a casting after I submitted our pictures. Of course I was super excited. The casting experience was not as pleasant as I thought it would be. The studio was not baby friendly. They had metal benches as seats for the casters. The benches were definitely not baby proof! They had sharp corners. We're at a studio for a BABY casting right? So unfortunately, one baby was walking around and fell right on one of the corners. Poor baby bled. They asked mothers not to allow their babies to walk around, is that even possible? Obviously these people do not have kids. Part 2. We were told we made it as finalists and to hold a certain date open. 2 days before that date, I decided to call since I was not told what time to arrive for casting. Unfortunately, we were told that we have been released. No email or phone call were made to inform us. It would only be fair for us to be informed via the many available forms of communications. They asked their casters to hold a certain date for the final casting, but when we are not "hired" they simply waited for us to call to follow up. Their work might be keeping them busy from making a simple phone call or email, but our lives are busy too; especially working mothers. Even if we are the ones who have to call, at least employ people who are friendly and professional. I have definitely experience once of the sourest customer service from Paul. Blessing in disguise. Who wants to work with an unempathetic company.

My daughters were scouted by the one and only Sheila Handley, Admissions Director at Barbizon of…read moreNew York City, NY in September . Sheila and her staff worked around my girls crazy schedules with fulltime dance and competition at Pro Dance studio as well as their Little Miss Ocean City, NJ event schedules. The girls now take zoom classes every Saturday mornings from 9am until noon. Barbizon offers complimentary classes almost every night as well that the girls try to jump on as often as possible. The skills they are being taught in the industry are the best around. This is the best platform to introduce your child to the industry. It puts them in front of so many agents/agencies all in one place! We would have had no idea how to navigate the industry without their continued guidance. It doesn't stop when the classes are over. The girls will have lifetime access to the Barbizon classes, guidance and mentorship from Sheila and as well as her expert team. The staff and instructors are the best around. We are so grateful for this experience! We met some wonderful new friends and are making lasting memories. We look forward to the mentorship of Sheila  and love that Barbizon provides a safe environment with interaction between the agents, casting directors and talent agencies which teaches my daughters and prepares them for future representation in the acting and modeling world. Thanks for everything you do for my daughters, Antonella and Arianna DiAntonio . Thanks so much, Anthony and Angelina DiAntonio

I went as a child, when it was actually in Paramus by the old (and glorious) Bergen Mall (not Towne…read morecenter yups) I doubt the fact that it's really not a modeling school has changed. Don't go there except ring to be "discovered". I can't imagine Hasbrook heights is a bed of activity of agents and scouts... Fashion houses don't even put their warehouses there. That said, it is an excellent charm school. I choose to be crass and oft vulgar, but I learned how not to be at barbizon. I learned how to properly set a table, skincare, makeup, how to walk like a "model" or at least a lady , and how to correct my posture, amongst other things. It was fun. I only did the half program and was told then I could return any time for a refresher. I have no clue if that is acutely true, it would be interesting to see how things have changed. The fashion was a bit dated, even for the 90s. Some permed wanna be Stepford wife instructed me on the many ways you could wear an (outdated) scarf. I'd like to know what they teach now. Though I am more adept at these skills than my mother and may not need to send my daughter, I may because all in all it was fun and educational. They don't even teach home ec anymore.... I'm far from traditional in many ways but sometimes girls just need these skills. Maybe they should offer home ec lol

My daughter just had her first booking and it could not have gone better! Great experience from the…read moreMMG team!

Might be a scam. They should never ask for money. If you have to pay for representation, you are…read morebeing scammed. They earn money from those who hire your talent.

Briana is a wonderful agent who is very knowledgeable about the industry and does a good job of…read moreregularly submitting me to castings and gigs even during the pandemic! I recommend working with Long Island Models if you're an aspiring model or actor.

Very professional booking team! They always work so hard to make sure both the client and the…read moretalent are well matched and totally prepared for the upcoming job. I would definitely recommend them to companies considering using an agency to hire talent for an editorial campaign or event!