I have had such a pleasant experience with this agency so far! My daughter is 2 now and has been…read morewith this agency since she was an infant. They are so nice there and very reputable. The kids agents are super helpful and go through everything with you, answering any questions. They are no pressure and advise you to go home and think about things before you sign with them. They have so much work going through that agency. My daughter goes out regularly for castings with them and they remember you when you talk to them on the phone. It's a nice personal touch. They let us know right away when they are running low on photos or to update her work permit, or anything else. My first time there, my daughter was probably 6 months old and the agent let me change her diaper right there. Unfortunately my daughter started crying like crazy but her agent came right over and started playing with her again and my daughter stopped crying. Such a great group of folks there. I definitely recommend them to anyone.

Attended open call last year..we waited outside for hours in the cold. They called us back, had us…read morecome in to meet with Kathy. Meeting was scheduled at 9, but her flight was delayed...we waited and didn't meet till 4 p.m. We went to the recommended photographer, secured the work permits, sent in everything....never heard from them again even after several calls. How rude!

It was so much fun! My boyfriend and I went for a commercial audition, they were looking for real…read morecouples without any experience. So, it was just something fun to do. The receptionist was very nice and the people were really nice as well. It is not a big place but it was clean and organized. Just really difficult to find parking, which is expected in the city.

I loved the experience. I didn't have to worry too much about tough interview questions. They…read moredirect you on what you need to do to succeed if you do not know. No time is wasted and that's great!

I am so grateful for the opportunity that Lynne and Laurie gave me! Fresh out of Columbia College…read morethey took a chance on me. I'm forever thankful! Hands-down, the best professionalism and service, they value their talent and really embrace you!

i emailed them several times and no reply bad i always wanted to model and move forwardread more

It's the light skin dragon, blasting thru the air!!…read more I came out here to Chicago for a purpose! Pick up a modeling agency!!! So this was the first place I looked. The agency is right off the train stop just a few blocks up off uci/ of the blue line. It's on the 4th floor and it was very beautiful! I'd love to get signed out here by them so I can come back more often and kill it. I already know I got the juice. And I have the factor to bring more clients and work way more FORD holds open calls in Chicago from 2pm to 4pm, Monday to Friday (excluding Fridays during the Summer, when the agency closes at 1pm). I met a really gorgeous supermodel but I could say who because she told me to keep a secret. Don't tell anyone she where Victoria on the runway. Haha I was like ok haha

I stopped by this location and it was so easy to get to as it was a quick ride from the Chicago…read moreSouth Suburbs. I came in with my hubby and was immediately greeted by the friendly staff. Anna was so chill And pleasant and I felt comfortable. Open call was a breeze and i left with a big smile. I appreciate a professional front and outgoing atmosphere and that's what I felt when I came by.

Having representation is a lot like being in a relationship. I've been with Lily's now, nearly 2…read moreyears and they've helped my career grow three sizes. Just like any other agency, you gotta keep your emails short and have your p's and q's in order or you're likely to fall into bad client habits that eventually get you released from representation. I've learned so much, and Courtney and Oliver and every junior intern that I've met there have been nothing short of knowledgeable and professional with a side of charisma. Oliver does not mince words and I appreciate that level of honesty. I've made some dumb mistakes (missed auditions, misrepresented my availability before checking my calendar) and they've taken care of me. And when I've expressed interest in other genres of work, I've been sent to those auditions. Anytime I manage the trek to the west loop and can drop in for a visit, I'm met with warm smiles and hugs and gab. Feels very much like a family and I feel very lucky that they have my back. They made some changes to their work flow apps at the start of the new year and there have been some growing pains on my end trying to get used to it. So I can only imagine how it's going on their end, but I appreciate that they've added this level of organization and accountability to attending auditions and keeping track of our progress. The only gripe I can really muster is the initial onboarding process included an option to pay extra to have your headshot featured directly in the website home page. I wasn't the biggest fan of that feature and don't know that I'd ever pay for it. I think, if I could I would, but I've gotten the impression that they're repping me whether or not I'm "featured." I'm SAG-eligible through their hard work and mine and I'm excited for the next opportunity with Lily's.

I am represented by them and they have helped me book work, send me auditions, and are great to…read morework with.

Our daughter was recently offered a contract with BMG Talent. As new parents navigating an…read moreunfamiliar industry, we scheduled a call with the agency on Tuesday, 5/27, to ask some basic questions about the contract--something we felt was both reasonable and expected. During that call, we were told we had 7-10 business days from the meeting date to make a decision. However, just three days later, on 5/30, we reached out with a simple follow-up question: "Just to confirm, do those 12 clients typically book talent around our daughter's age?" In response, we received the following message from Alexa L. (Youth Agent): "I've seen that you've had some questions for Neida (Talent Manager), regarding our client list and expected work for your daughter.... Unfortunately, since the contract meeting, I no longer believe that we are a good fit as an agency for you and your daughter. You deserve to be with an agency that you can feel confident in from the get-go, and we don't seem to be that agency." While the abruptness and tone were disappointing, Alexa was right--we're glad she rescinded the offer. It ultimately saved us the frustration of dealing with someone who responded to reasonable questions with passive aggression and unprofessionalism. If you're a parent new to the industry, be cautious. It appears that asking too many questions can disqualify you from working with this agency. Judging from other reviews, our experience isn't unique

Do not recommend this agency. You won't achieve anything with them. Try to find something else…read more I've been there from 2019 to 2025 and nothing - just wasted my time. Not a lot of jobs or castings, low- quality photoshoots, and photographers they offer to make a basic portfolio. There is no proper connection with the agency. Talent managers change every 6-10 months. And tbh, nothing changes. New talent manager Ellie is working for BMG in multiple states at the same time and she is trying to fit in everything, which is obviously hard for one person and not enough for a local agency. I wish you all the best and I regret spending the best age of my life with them and losing all hope of making my dreams come true -to at least become a good local model (I'm 5'7.5" tall; 34-24-35 in; from Europe) ... so please, if you truly believe in yourself or in your child be more selective and choose a better path for your life!

Gray Talent Group is generally unsupportive of their talent unless you are a recurring character on…read morea television show. They don't allow you to opt out of auditions without reprimand, even if the compensation is offensive. They are unreasonable; unfriendly; do not connect with talent; treat you as a line on a spreadsheet; ask for comp tickets to shows and then don't wait to say hello afterwards. Dawn is neglectful and only interested when it's convenient to her. It's not a good place to be.

SUPER helpful with getting me auditions and kickstarting my career. I knew plenty about acting but…read morenothing about the industry before starting up with Gray... and now I'm regularly getting paid to do what I love! Can't say enough positive stuff about this agency!!!

I had thought this would be a good job agency. It's too bad that the receptionist providing the…read morefirst impression in answering the phone did not create a good one. The person was, first, difficult to understand, and second, took over the conversation and then after saying what they wanted to say just hung up. They displayed very unprofessional conduct, an unpleasant, impatient attitude and certainly left a lasting, though far from great, impression in their representation of the employment agency that hired them. Other job agencies are actually helpful and patient in answering questions. Normally, I don't take the time to write a review but I found this so disconcerting and the person so condescending in their treatment of someone that I felt compelled to do so. It doesn't take much just to be kind.

I've worked with Artisan Talent for more than three years. It's a good company with a cool culture…read more Lots of collaboration and engaged teams that make the job fun.

A solid agency with loads of experience. Fabulous agents who really care and work for the talent…read morethey represent. I highly recommend them as a reputable, honest and dedicated agency.

Though the agency itself is new, the connections and knowledge of the agents are deep, tried, and…read moretrue. They want only the best for their actors and they go out of their way to bring insight and information through specials guests as a gift to their talent. I don't know of any other agency in the city that has industry leaders come in to speak with talent for free. They truly go above and beyond the commonplace. Thank you!