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Model and Talent Premiere CONNECT NYCModel and Talent Premiere Welcome performers and families! Please read this letter. Welcome to the Big Apple! Our goal is to spotlight you in front of New York’s top agents. Our show has been carefully designed based on how agents prefer to scout new talent. We have taken many trips to NY with our talent and it’s based on this experience that we have designed our show. We will be cheering for you tonight! Monday Rehearsals & Show Info: Monday afternoon is dedicated to rehearsals. Call time for show line up Monday is 7:30 PM. A VIP reception is scheduled for 6:30-7:30 PM for agents and mother agents only. No one will be allowed downstairs during this time. We cannot accommodate parents, observers or performers until 7:30 PM. That means you can not arrive early to “hang out” in the theater. At 7:30, we will allow everyone to come downstairs to the theater. During the show, we will not allow any parents in the Green Room/Dressing Room. It’s too distracting to have parents moving about the theater during the performance and we want each performer to have their moment without interruptions. Our show director, Karilena, will be back stage with the performers, so we ask parents to sit back and enjoy the show. Event Photos: Our event photographer is Luke Andrews, former high fashion model with Boss Models, NY and Flash Models, Milan, Italy. Luke will be shooting a “photo documentary” of our event Monday night. You are welcome to take pictures with your smart devices, but professional photography is not allowed. If you post your pictures on social media, please use #connectNYCevent so we can share in the fun, too! If you decide to purchase the photo package, Luke will email a link to your high-resolution images via Dropbox. His order forms are included in this packet. If you would like to order your personal portfolio and photo documentary, please complete and return the form to Luke. He will be available in the theater throughout the event. You may also email him [email protected] Times Square Photo Shoots: If you would like to participate in the Times Square photo shoot, please see Luke in the lobby or text him 407-587-6728. Luke will schedule a private appointment for the performer and their families to shoot in Times Square, weather pending. Please refer to the form in your packet for more information. Tips for Parents & Performers: Lastly, we want you to know that you are not in competition with each other. There is no set limit to how many models or talent an agent can sign. There is no need to compare your self with another. If we may go a step further, there is no need for parents to compare their children with others. No one wants to deal with negativity or jealousy, so let’s make a pact that we will all be positive! You are all here in pursuit of your dream. So, rather than be jealous of another, why not befriend one another? It’s not often you find someone to share your dreams with. Break a leg tonight! Wishing you all success! Much love, Stephanie Duke Andrews Director, Halo Models & Talent / Founder, Connect NYC Connect NYC January 2018 AGENTS BIOS & TAXI INSTRUCTIONS Abrams Artists: Tabitha Diaz, Adult/Beauty Division www.AbramsArtist.com 275 7th Ave., 26th floor TAXI: 7th Ave between 25th & 26th Streets Since 1977, Abrams Artists has enjoyed a reputation as one of the nations’ most respected and diversified talent and literary agencies. With offices in New York City and Los Angeles, they represent clients (children and adult) in most areas of the entertainment industry including motion pictures, television, animation, theatre, radio and television commercials, hosting and broadcasting and print. Some of Abrams Artists talent can be seen in current TV commercials for Aveeno Skincare & Herbal Essence Campaigns, national Macy’s, JC Penney’s & Target commercials, as well as making appearances on the Late Show with Jimmy Fallon, the Today Show, Good Morning America! His print clients have appeared in ads for Kate Spade Bridal, Microsoft, Nikon, Dell, Cannon, Lens Crafters, X-box, Target, among many others. Abrams represents kids, teens and adults. Abrams Artists: Marcelle Dabbah, Sara Wallach, Youth Division www.AbramsArtist.com 275 7th Ave., 26th floor TAXI: 7th Ave between 25th & 26th Streets Since 1977, Abrams Artists has enjoyed a reputation as one of the nations’ most respected and diversified talent and literary agencies. With offices in New York City and Los Angeles, they represent clients (children and adult) in most areas of the entertainment industry including motion pictures, television, animation, theatre, radio and television commercials, hosting and broadcasting and print. Some of CESD’s talent can be seen in current TV commercials for Aveeno Skincare & Herbal Essence Campaigns, national Macy’s, JC Penney’s & Target commercials, as well as making appearances on the Late Show with Jimmy Fallon, the Today Show, Good Morning America! Buchwald Talent Group, David Elliott: www.Buchwald.com 10 E. 44th Street BUCHWALD TAXI: 44th Street & 5th Ave. David Elliott is the director of on-camera commercials for Don Buchwald & Associates, Inc. in New York City, and represents talent for Television and Radio Commercials. DBA is a full-service talent agency well-known for its outspoken client Howard Stern. During his long tenure, David has worked with the likes of Capt. Kangaroo, Luke Perry, Marissa Tomei and Billy Crudup. Buchwald represents kids, teens and adults and David is scouting for all departments. BMG Models/Avalon Artists Cortney McCotter, on camera, www.bmgmodels.com 45 W. 29th Street, 4th floor TAXI: 29th Street between 5th & 6th Ave BMG is a 20 years-strong agency representing talent in the entertainment industry in their principal offices of New York, Chicago, Orlando, Miami, Atlanta and Los Angeles. BMG represents adults and children in the areas of on-camera, commercials, voiceover, TV and Film. Courtney is a Junior Agent with BMG and comes from a background in film casting. She has worked on numerous projects recently including Manifest, Blue Bloods, and Law & Order, as well as projects for Nickelodeon and Marvel. CESD Talent, Theatrical Agent David Doan www.CESDtalent.com 333 7th Avenue, 11th Floor TAXI: 7th Ave between 28 & 29th Streets Cunningham-Escott-Slevin-Doherty is one of the most prestigious and popular agencies in America. With offices in both New York and Los Angeles, CESD is the dominant force in commercial talent representation for celebrities, actors, models and voice-over artists. The company’s unique dimensions include offering performers complete representation for on-camera and voice-over commercials, print/fashion/runway, beauty, digital influence, dance, animation and gaming, hosting, television and radio affiliate marketing. CESD also host an industry leading Theatrical Film/TV Department representing many diverse performers including some of the top young stars in America. CESD is known for launching the career of Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana. CESD also represents celebrities like Carol Burnett, Brian Dennehy, Jesse McCartney, Paris Hilton, Joe Pesci, Freddie Prinze, “TI” Harris, Phylicia Rashad, Kellan Lutz and many more. Agent, David Doan, former casting director for Nickelodeon is now working for the theatrical department at CESD. ML Levy is an agent scouting for kids, teens and adults for their commercial and print departments. CARSON KOLKER ORG. LTD.: BARRY KOLKER, AGENT 18 EAST 41ST STREET, #801 TAXI: 41st Street between 5th Ave and Madison Ave Barry has been in the agency business for 26 years. A former actor with a BFA in acting from LIU POST, formerly CW POST. Barry first worked for Henderson/Hogan and Fifi Oscard Agency, running the children’s department. Barry then moved over to the Carson Organization in June 1997 and became full owner when his business partner passed away in 2011. The Carson Kolker Organization has a separate division called About Face, representing talent for commercials, voice overs and legit. Carson Kolker represents kids, teens and adults for theater, film/tv, cruise ship talent. Barry’s clients can be seen on Stranger Things, Orange is the New Black, Divorce, General Hospital, Seven Seconds, Blindspot, Power and many others. Broadway bookings include Anastiasia, Phantom of the Opera, Kinky Boots, School of Rock and Frozen. Funny Face Today, Doris Stinga, Youth Division & Charlie Wenfeld, Adult Division: www.FFTmodels.com 381 Park Ave South, # 821 TAXI: Park Ave & 32nd Street Doris Stinga is a nationally recognized child modeling expert and guest speaker who previously worked for the Ford agency. She specializes in children and teens. One of the foremost Commercial Print agencies, FFT represents models of all types and all ethnicities with emphasis on real people, catalogue, children and character models. Also included are special types and models with disabilities. Charlie is the head of the TV Department which represents ALL ages of kids, teens and adults for commercials and film. Frontier Booking International, John Shea: www.FrontierBooking.com 1441 Broadway suite 5001 TAXI: Broadway between 40th and 41st St John Shea has been an agent for more than 25 years. FBI is a full-service talent agency representing clients on stage, screen and television. Currently, clients can be seen on such television projects as All My Children and Days Of Our Lives. On stage, clients are busy performing in A Chorus Line, Rent, Gypsy, Jersey Boys, The Producers and Disney’s Tarzan. Frontier represents kids, teens and adults. Most recently, John booked Connect NYC alumnus, Felix M., age 10, for the lead role in the new Broadway show, “Get On Your Feet” starring Gloria Estefan.
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