We've been with Zephyr for over 2 years. We love the support we get from the entire team!read more

I've been working with Epic for years, and they always deliver. I've typically worked with them to…read morecontract with musicians and DJs, and I have never been disappointed. Epic does a great job of finding talent in my budget. They also do a great job finding talent that hits the mood just right. I recommend Epic to all my work colleagues, and none of them have been disappointed. Epic is great!

I am a musician and DJ for epic entertainment. I have absolutely loved their gigs. Everyone has…read morebeen super nice and respectful to me at their events. I would highly recommend working for them!

I've been represented by db Talent for over 25 years and they've gotten me more voice work than I…read morecould handle! Alison and Debora take a very active role in making sure their voice talents are getting auditions and jobs that suit the talents, and they're pit bulls when it comes to getting the proper (and timely) payment for the people they represent.

From the owner: dB Talent has represented professional union and non-union voice over and on-camera actors for…read moreradio and television commercials, political advertising, video games, industrial productions, audio books, voice prompts, ivr, film and more since 1980. We represent both English and Spanish language voices. Recent clients include: AT&T Time Warner Cable Chase Nationwide Insurance Dell Computer State Farm Wall Street Journal Whole Foods Compass Bank Popeye's Chrysler Dodge Jeep DirecTV Amazon.com Bright House Network Luby's Comerica Bank BMW John Deere US Navy US Air Force AARP Green Mountain Energy Verizon National World War II Museum Taco Cabana Freescale Cox Communications Texas Lottery HEB StarDate Earth & Sky Harcourt Texas Tourism PPD Scott & White American Campus Communities DMX Verio Carino's Italian Grill Wizard 101 Recent film and television credits include: The 2 Bobs Temple Grandin: Thinking in Pictures Lovers of Hate Friday Night Lights Rachael Ray Show License #147

I have been represented by Acclaim for all of the 14 years I've lived in Austin and our kids have…read morebeen represented by them since they were born! Jason knows the industry extremely well and I've learned so much from him over the years! Every time I'm on a set people sing his praises when they hear who my agent is. Acclaim feels like family at this point and I'm so proud to call it my agency!

I'd give zero stars if I could. The Owner, Jeff Nightbyrd, is an arrogant jackass. They do NOT…read morerespect their talent; they have 2 or 3 favorites that they submit out of a field of over 150 actors and actresses. I was yelled at for asking questions about my contract before i signed it. Apparently they don't like people who ask questions (read: intelligent people). Do NOT consider this agency. The staff is basically useless, you'll get nowhere in your acting career.

Great Agency to work with. The agency needs good photos and some training. Submit your request to…read morespeak to one of the agents.

A giant bummer. A lot of girls have asked me how The Brown Agency in Austin, Tx is. Justin Brown…read morestole a lot of money for me. I chased him for it for so long. I finally sued and won and settled for less than what I was owed because I just wanted it to be over. He still HAS NOT ever paid. People at least deserve to know what kind of a human being he is and what kind of a business man he is. A man who couldn't even show up to court in his own town, even though I flew from California for the hearing. There's a word for people like you. But i'll just leave the facts. https://www.facebook.com/WilhelminaAustinTX/ I wish I saw the 1 star yelp review before I worked with you.

Is is so nice to find a good-natured talent agent with a refreshingly high level of…read moreprofessionalism. Tory Christopher is wonderful at communicating and is always there with a rapid response when you need to contact him. He has been quite enjoyable to work with!

Tory is an experienced, personable, hard-working agent who cares about his actors and is beloved by…read morelocal casting directors. So grateful he is my son's agent. We love Tory!

Complete photography and modelling scam! Avoid by all means. It's run by one person, Cindy who is…read morethe photographer, agent and customer service and charges an upfront non-refundable fee of $500 for photos that are taken outside on the street on people's property. You have to take photos quickly if there's security around.

Important Transparency Note: Fee Structure at Entourage Model & Talent Agency…read more NOTE: Cindy will try and tell you that this is industry practice. It's not. Look it up for yourself. Her client think they are paying your fee so you get the full talant amount. It's intended to be an incentive for you not for Cindy to pocket the money and make a 30% to 40% commission off your hard work. No agency does it like this. Check for yourself. I want to share my recent experience with Entourage Model & Talent Agency so other actors and models can make informed decisions before signing. This dual-commission practice was applied to my bookings for over four years before I discovered the discrepancy. I recently booked a project where the client offered a $1,200 rate plus a 15% agency fee. Based on standard industry practice, the additional client-paid fee is typically meant to cover the agency's commission, allowing the talent to receive the full negotiated rate. However, under Entourage's contract, the agency also deducted a 20% commission from my pay, in addition to keeping the 15% client-paid fee. This resulted in the agency receiving a total of roughly 35% of the booking, while my actual take-home was significantly reduced. Crucially, the client involved confirmed that their clear intent for paying the 15% agency fee was for it to cover my agent's costs so that I would net the full $1,200 rate. When I asked for clarification, I learned that their contract allows the agency to collect both a client-side service charge and a separate commission from talent. Standard industry commission typically ranges from 10% to 20%. By stacking both fees, Entourage collects 35% to 40% (depending on the client fee), which is far outside the industry standard and operates as a predatory financial practice that severely impacts a performer's income. I would encourage prospective talent to: Read the contract carefully--especially the section about "service charges" or "booking fees" paid by clients. Ask in writing how client-paid fees are handled before accepting any bookings. Clarify your net rate upfront so there are no surprises after payment. Entourage did respond to my questions professionally, but I believe this dual-commission structure should be disclosed more clearly to clients and talent to avoid confusion.