I.T.S. Models and Talent Management Company

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I.T.S. Models and Talent Management Company I.T.S Models and Talent Management provides guidance and work in the Entertainment Industry. We represent all ages and types of models and talent.

Our divisions consist of Actors (Union/Non Union/Principle/Extra), Models (High Fashion/Commercial/Promotional) Voice Overs, and Singers. We work in local, national, and international markets. Most of the work we provide our talent is in the New York , Washington DC., and Pennsylvania areas, so being able to travel is key! We are always looking for new faces! We meet with people on Wednesdays and Saturdays by appointment.

We are not looking for volume. We are looking for fit.I.T.S. Models & Talent represents models, actors, and performers o...
10/16/2026

We are not looking for volume. We are looking for fit.

I.T.S. Models & Talent represents models, actors, and performers of all ages for film, television, commercials, print, runway, voiceover, and digital media.

What a strong submission includes:
• Current photos that show what you look like now
• Accurate measurements, location, and availability
• A resume or skills list that reflects real training and ability
• A short professional note, who you are and where you are based
• Follow-through: if we ask a question, we need a clear answer

Representation is selective. Every submission is reviewed individually, and submission does not guarantee representation, auditions, bookings, income, or results.

Review the current submission process at https://itstalent.net.

We want to hear it from the people doing the work.Not a win: a habit. The small, repeatable thing that changed how your ...
10/15/2026

We want to hear it from the people doing the work.

Not a win: a habit. The small, repeatable thing that changed how your submissions, auditions, or sets go:

• Logging every audition and its deadline
• Reading the breakdown out loud before recording
• Keeping a wardrobe option ready to go
• Confirming call times the day before
• Updating measurements the moment they change

Habits outlast motivation. Tell us yours in the comments: someone here will need it this week.

A booking is not one decision. It is a chain of small, correct steps.From the agency side, a project moves in a predicta...
10/14/2026

A booking is not one decision. It is a chain of small, correct steps.

From the agency side, a project moves in a predictable sequence:

1. A client sends a brief: role, dates, budget, usage.
2. We submit talent whose materials genuinely fit the role.
3. The client shortlists, then calls back.
4. An offer goes to one performer.
5. Availability is confirmed, terms are agreed, details go in writing.
6. The performer shows up prepared, on time, and ready to work.

Most projects do not fall apart at the performance stage. They fall apart earlier: outdated materials, vague availability, slow responses, or terms nobody confirmed in writing.

That is why we ask for accurate materials and fast, honest communication. It is not paperwork. It is what makes a performer bookable.

What would a client see first in your materials?

A casting breakdown is not a list of suggestions. It is the brief.Read it for:• Role: age range, look, and any specific ...
10/13/2026

A casting breakdown is not a list of suggestions. It is the brief.

Read it for:
• Role: age range, look, and any specific requirement
• Rate and union status, when listed
• Usage: where the material will run, and for how long
• Dates: audition, callback, shoot, and any travel
• Location: local hire, or travel covered
• Instructions: framing, slate, file name, deadline

Then check it against reality. Can you meet the dates? Do you match what is being asked for? Are you submitting the format they requested?

Submitting for everything is not a strategy. Understanding the brief before you submit is.

Reading breakdowns, assessing fit, and preparing a clean submission are part of what TAP covers at I.T.S. Models & Talent: industry fundamentals, professional materials, audition preparation, and career strategy.

DM “TAP” for current program information or join the TAP priority list. Education and preparation do not guarantee representation, auditions, bookings, income, or results.

Casting does not watch your reel the way your friends do.They are not there to see you. They are answering one question:...
10/12/2026

Casting does not watch your reel the way your friends do.

They are not there to see you. They are answering one question: what can this person plausibly be cast as?

Your first 20 seconds should show:
• Your current look, clearly lit
• One clean, grounded moment of acting
• Range, without a montage of unrelated clips
• Legible sound: dialogue or a clear slate

What to cut:
• Long title cards and music-only openings
• Clips that no longer reflect how you look
• Scenes where you are barely in frame
• Transitions and effects that hide the performance

Order matters more than length. Front-load your strongest, most castable material, then let the reel breathe.

Save this before your next reel update.

Talent is easier to submit when the professional fit is easy to understand.From an agency perspective, your materials sh...
10/08/2026

Talent is easier to submit when the professional fit is easy to understand.

From an agency perspective, your materials should answer four practical questions quickly:

1. Are your photos, résumé, reel, and measurements current and accurate?
2. What skills can you perform confidently, and at what level?
3. Are your availability and location details up to date?
4. Will you communicate clearly and promptly when timing matters?

Keep your materials organized. Update changes as they happen. Be specific about training, special skills, languages, transportation, work authorization, and scheduling limitations when relevant to a submission.

This is not about trying to fit every project. It is about giving an agency accurate information so your profile can be reviewed for the right opportunities.

What part of your professional materials needs the next update?

Training is only useful if it changes your next professional action.After a class, workshop, or coaching session, you sh...
10/07/2026

Training is only useful if it changes your next professional action.

After a class, workshop, or coaching session, you should be able to identify one thing to apply: revise a headshot choice, strengthen a slate, update a resume, practice a specific scene adjustment, or prepare more effectively for the next submission.

If the lesson stays in your notes, it has not yet become professional development. Turn it into an action, complete it, and evaluate the result.

That is the purpose of TAP at I.T.S. Models & Talent: practical training designed to help talent build confidence, understand industry standards, and prepare for real casting opportunities.

DM TAP for current program information or join the TAP priority list.

Before you submit, check your readiness.If you are a serious new face or a working actor or model, your materials should...
10/06/2026

Before you submit, check your readiness.

If you are a serious new face or a working actor or model, your materials should reflect where you are now, not where you were a year ago.

Before submitting, review your:
• Headshots and portfolio images
• Resume, measurements, and contact details
• Special skills and availability
• Overall presentation and follow-through

Accurate, current materials help an agency evaluate your potential and determine whether representation may be appropriate. Representation is selective, and every submission is individually reviewed.

Submission does not guarantee representation, auditions, bookings, income, or results.

Before you accept a project, make sure you understand what the client is actually licensing.Clarify these five points:• ...
10/05/2026

Before you accept a project, make sure you understand what the client is actually licensing.

Clarify these five points:

• Media: Where will your image, performance, voice, or content appear?
• Territory: Is the usage local, national, international, or online worldwide?
• Term: How long can the material be used?
• Exclusivity: Will the agreement limit other work you can accept?
• AI/digital likeness: Can your image, voice, or likeness be altered, generated, reused, or licensed for future content?

Do not rely on vague language or verbal assurances. Ask for the usage terms in writing, including any renewal rights, extensions, additional fees, and limits on AI or digital-likeness use.

Save this before your next booking conversation, and share it with a performer who needs to review the details carefully.

This post is for general educational purposes only and is not legal advice. Consult a qualified attorney before signing an agreement or accepting terms you do not understand.

Professional readiness is built in four areas, not just one.TAP focuses on the practical foundation talent needs to move...
09/17/2026

Professional readiness is built in four areas, not just one.

TAP focuses on the practical foundation talent needs to move through the entertainment industry with greater clarity:

1. Industry fundamentals: Understand representation, submissions, auditions, and bookings.

2. Professional materials and personal branding: Present current, accurate materials that make your fit clear.

3. Audition and self-tape preparation: Follow instructions, make grounded choices, and submit technically clean work.

4. Career strategy and informed decision-making: Evaluate opportunities, expectations, costs, and commitments carefully.

TAP provides education and guidance. It does not guarantee representation, auditions, bookings, income, or career success.

DM “TAP” for current program details. Get on the waiting list for October's TAP session.

Learn more: https://itstalent.net

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313 W Liberty Street
Lancaster, PA
17603

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

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