About us
Who you are, how long you have been doing it, and why producers keep coming back. Two or three paragraphs in your own voice does more than a page of anyone else's.
The agency
Where it started and who started it. How many people you represent now and across which departments. The kind of work you crew most — commercials, long form, documentary, or all of it.
Most agencies find this is the bit they already know how to say, because they have said it on the phone a thousand times.
The desk
Who answers the phone. What they did before this — most agents came off the floor, and producers trust that more than any credential. Names and faces if you want them.
This is usually the most valuable section and the one most agencies leave out.
How we work
What a producer gets by coming through you rather than going direct. That you know who suits what, who works well together, and who is actually free — none of which is on anyone's CV.
The booking side of that is set out on the guidelines page.
Our crew
How people get on the list, and what you look for. Whether it is open, by referral, or by invitation only. Being straight about this saves everyone time.
Crew looking to join can apply here.
Anything else you want said
Awards, long-standing clients, the things you are known for, what you will not do. Some agencies want a paragraph, some want a page. Either is fine.
We write this with you
An hour on a call is usually enough. We draft it, you change it until it sounds like you, and nothing goes live until you are happy with every word of it.