I have been with Katrina since she was an agent and I work alot. SWAG is a good place for seasoned…read moreactors and those who understand that show business is a "business," not a hobby. I have been in the business a very long time and can tell you that if you are a beginning actor or an actor with few credits, you can not be expecting an agent or manager to do all the work for you, that is an amateur mindset. If you work hard your agent will work for you. Research is key. If you are looking for agents and managers look at the imdb pro profile. Break a leg! Also, the person that made a bad review probably didn't know that SAG suggests to all agents to not give a reason for a termination letter for legal reasons.

After seeing a negative review I'd like to say I have only AMAZING things to say about this agency,…read moreand sweet Katrina. I don't think the person that gave the review 2 years ago was considerate of everything Katrina was going through. At the end of the day we're all human and have our own lives! The things we're passionate about can be put to a hold when your life flips upside down! I've been with Katrina, and Mina (Rest in peace sweet Mina) for 3 years. I've got a decent amount of auditions, and over time they've definitely submitted me for some BIG projects. As an actor it's also up to YOU how much you put into the business. Katrina puts her heart and soul into what she does. She makes beautiful relationships with her clients and treats us like family! Katrina gave me the push I needed for my acting career, and it's because she KNOWS me she KNOWS I want this and that I'm capable, but it all depends how much I put into it. After having our good talk, my self tapes auditions have never been better! I HAVE confidence that I'm good at performing. I've been booking, and seriously making dreams come to life! I love this agency!!!

GREATEST team ever to work with 10/10! Professional and…read morecourteous, always there to support you, two thumbs up

Once again, always out to take advantage of the talent that keeps them in business. Now they want…read morelocals to do NON-paid work for the agency by giving their time and reputation to record stories of their in-set experiences at their offices. Soooo wrong and rude to expect us to help you take further advantage of people by praising you on video, and you aren't even paying for their time. This company is notoriously cheap, paying below market wages as noted on my first review, and this latest ask further proves they only care about themselves.

The New Mexico Film Office is responsible for bringing the spectacular landscapes of the Land of…read moreEnchantment to the big (and small) screen. From the dystopian "Maze Runner: Scorch Trials" to "No Country for Old Men",they've brought the land's stark beauty into full view, making it a character in its own right. Even when the movie is a #2, the landscape is #1. One need only think of the Michael Bay Transformers movies, the Lone Ranger flop with Armie Hammer&Johnny Depp, or the infamously awful Wild Wild West- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewlvoXkKwaY There was an onsite fire at the movie ranch where Wild Wild West was made (foretelling the film's quality, or lack thereof), and the Fresh Prince himself, Will Smith, has repented of it. Terminator Salvation, considered one of the worst in the series, was filmed in beautiful New Mexico, and had this rant from Christian Bale- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTihsJQHt48 New Mexico provided spectacular backdrops, despite the movie being... meh. New Mexico has been the setting for the "3:10 to Yuma" remake with Russell Crowe, and iconic movies like Young Guns (with brothers Charlie Sheen&Emilio Estevez) and Easy Rider. Kenneth Branagh set his Thor movies in the New Mexico desert, a contrast to the land of ice&fire that is Scandinavian mythology. New Mexico was the setting of Breaking Bad... breaking good indeed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMt1ILTzCac George RR Martin, the author of the Song of Ice&Fire, resides in ABQ. Most of the time, New Mexico is used for its landscapes. Its mesas, deserts, mountains, ancient adobe. This is why filmmakers do location filming. It gives a sense of place. But sometimes they don't. "After Last Season" gives no sense of New England's harsh beauty, Neil Breen's "Fateful Findings" gives little sense of the stark spectacle of Nevada, and clips like this- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGWApIQu-6w give no sense of how breathtaking the Land of Enchantment is, let alone Santa Fe. Thanks to the New Mexico Film Office, the beauty of this state is beheld everywhere. They're very helpful to filmmakers, very friendly to the movie industry, and everybody gets an Oscar of sorts. Winning through beauty.

Andrew and Stuart walked us through the process of creating some educational videos for our…read moreclients. They met us where we were, explained the process, listened to our ideas and adapted the film concepts to get us what we wanted. We'd hire them again. Worth the money.

From the owner: Ground Work Productions is a film production company based in New Mexico since 2015. We provide…read morevideo production for local business commercials, documentary style videos, and training videos. If you need a full creative overhaul or just a capture crew in Albuquerque, Santa Fe or anywhere in New Mexico, Ground Work Productions has you covered. Just give us a call so we can talk about your project.