I have a meeting with Craig, of Jack Scagnetti Talent, but I can't seem to find much info on them and I don't know anyone who has worked with them in the past. Any insight into the agency?

Jack is one of the last of the old school agents. I'm surprised that the agency is still around. They were never great then and haven't heard anything stellar now

I was with them very briefly about 2 years ago when I first moved out here.

The agency is located in a tiny TINY cluttered room. The agent that was there when I was with them was Josh, I never met Craig. Josh told me he was also an actor and would have the other agent in the office submit him for project.

It seemed off, but I had just moved out here and thought it was better than no representation. So I signed with them... and never heard from them again. I got 0 auditions, and when I called or emailed I never got an answer.

Maybe they've gotten better, but for me it was a waste of time.

Wow. I can't believe they're still around. They must be running on fumes.

Responding to the negative remarks posted here on this forum. The haters will always troll.

The Jack Scagnetti Agency established in 1975 is
a SAG/AFTRA, WGA, and Equity signatory.

Reputable and known by all the top casting agents in Hollywood. The Agency regularly books talent on major TV and Movie productions.

New talent submissions.
Hardcopy / resume
5118 Vineland ave. #106
North Hollywood, Ca. 91601

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Originally posted by Secret Agent Man:
Wow. I can't believe they're still around. They must be running on fumes.

SO THIS IS HOW YOU TALK ABOUT COMPANIES WHO ADVERTISE IN YOUR PUBLICATION ?

MY publication? Sir, you flatter me.

And how exactly does your agency advertise in Backstage?

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Originally posted by ewilli26:
I have a meeting with Craig, of Jack Scagnetti Talent, but I can't seem to find much info on them and I don't know anyone who has worked with them in the past. Any insight into the agency?

How'd the meeting go?

Backstage Troll

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Originally posted by Secret Agent Man:
MY publication? Sir, you flatter me.

And how exactly does your agency advertise in Backstage?

In the craft and screenwriting, this is known as Hegelian Conflict, and it drives the story forward

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Originally posted by SPYDOG:
In the craft and screenwriting, this is known as Hegelian Conflict, and it drives the story forward

LOL!

Backstage provides its own trolls?