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cat
Jun 11th 2007, 07:41 AM
I'm looking for an agent, particularly to help find a job in a top 40 market on the West Coast. Anyone have any recommendations?
Meow Meow
Jun 11th 2007, 08:51 AM
Yes, I will PM you with more info.
tvcontract.com
Jun 11th 2007, 09:22 AM
I have a recommendation:
Don't Hire an Agent.
Instead, work with someone who has years of on-air experience, contacts in markets all over the country and the legal knowledge to negotiate your best possible contract -- and who's willing to provide those services to you for a fraction of what an agent would charge.
it's worth considering.
WalMartNation
Jun 11th 2007, 11:08 PM
Originally posted by tvcontract.com:
I have a recommendation:
Don't Hire an Agent.
Instead, work with someone who has years of on-air experience, contacts in markets all over the country and the legal knowledge to negotiate your best possible contract -- and who's willing to provide those services to you for a fraction of what an agent would charge.
it's worth considering.Sounds like you're an agent... just on the cheaper. Kind of like a VJ taking the job of a photog and a reporter and giving a station 'twice the work for half the price'.
We here at medialine look forward to making fun of your spamming of our beloved board.
Ferrycrossthemersey
Jun 12th 2007, 09:38 AM
Don't hire an agent. In fact, don't hire anyone. Do it yourself. You'd be surprised how many people do, and do well.
SpxGrunt
Jun 12th 2007, 04:18 PM
Originally posted by tvcontract.com:
I have a recommendation:
Don't Hire an Agent.
Instead, work with someone who has years of on-air experience, contacts in markets all over the country and the legal knowledge to negotiate your best possible contract -- and who's willing to provide those services to you for a fraction of what an agent would charge.
it's worth considering.According to your website, you don't help people find jobs, you just negotiate the contract. Is that correct?
facts
Jun 13th 2007, 07:15 AM
Originally posted by Ferrycrossthemersey:
Don't hire an agent. In fact, don't hire anyone. Do it yourself. You'd be surprised how many people do, and do well.Yep. West coast here.. extremely large market.. never had an agent. Very happy.