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  • Can You Fire Your Agent? + More From the Backstage Forums

    You already know Backstage is the go-to for any and all information pertaining to your craft. But now, you have the chance to get in on the action with the Backstage Community Forum. Here, you can engage with others in your industry, as well as teachers, experts, and, yep, even agents and casting directors. Below are some of this week’s most interesting new topics; drop a reply or post a new thread. Either way, fire up that keyboard and get involved right here!
    Can you fire your agent?“I have an agent that I signed a two-year contract with, but they give me, like, one audition every four–five months. When I have emailed them asking for auditions, they have told me they don’t have time for me. Is there a way to drop an agent that basically never provides me with any auditions, even if I have a contract with them?” —FlyGuy
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