You should send a submission to ONE agent per agency at a time. Specify which agent you are sending it to. Don't blanket the office with your shots. I know this sounds like a pain, but you need to research the agency, its agents, and submit to one person per office at a time--its your best chance to elicit interest...
Considering what you said, would you say that if you can spark interest in one department at an agency, and end up working with them, that you would then have a good chance of getting picked up in the other departments?
I was just thinking about the fact that each department of an agency is so different, and I've heard/read that in a lot of cases, agents from separate departments really don't keep in very close contact with each other.
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Victoria Varone
Posts: 122 | Location: NYC | Registered: May 07, 2008
That was my experience, actually. Beginning with theatrical and then mentioning I was interested in commercials and being told, Oh, go see Norma! But I am guessing this might not be the norm. Tony Martinez has a whole section on this stuff in his book "An Agent Tells All" which helped me understand the process better...