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Nov 17

FINDING AN AGENT:

There are several different types of agents, each represent various types of actors; there are agents that just look after presenters, or voice-overs, and others that concentrate on Dancers, Singers, and finally supporting Artists. Etc. Each agency has an image it tries to project and maintain. Every Actor represented by the agency is an extension of its own image.
Agents representing actors or presenters on a personal management basis are sometimes on exclusive contracts. Although you could be taken on casual bases in which case these agents don’t require that their artists sign an exclusive contract. That means you could be with more than one agent trying to find you work. Also, there are cooperative agencies where you have much more of an input into your career. Normally you would be expected to work at least one day a week in the agency. It is important, therefore, to know which agent to write to and why. Just because a specific agency is considered to be the best for other people, this does not necessarily mean that it is going to be the best agency for you. Search until you find the best for your particular requirements A little research can save you a lot of time and money. The key ingredient in choosing an agent or agency is the excitement factor. Get advice from other actors, teachers, Casting Directors, and other industry people who can help you choose the right agent. Other ways are through repertory productions, or a showcase. These are normally small profit sharing productions done at established venues all around the country where you can invite agents and casting directors, to see you at work, and, finally, through drama school.
To start, you want a small-to-mid sized agency that is excited about you and will work for you. The agency you sign with shouldn’t have too many actors represented by them. It is hard for one individual to handle more than twenty people Remember you should never join an agency over the phone, always go and meet the agent, maybe more than once before signing an exclusive contract. From your agency you should expect: Honesty, Protection, Career Guidance, Promotion, Professional and Courteous Service.
You should not expect from your agent: Advances in pay, Services as a Psychologist, Mother, Father, etc., or Rides anywhere. Always check and make sure that the agency is working within the DTI guidelines: that they pay within 10 days of receipt of any monies that they receive on your behalf, and that all monies are kept in a separate client account. Never pay an agency-joining fee. Accredited agencies will never ask for a registration fees, this is not legal, and goes against the DTI agency legislation, which all agencies in the UK should adhere to. Agencies that do ask for this fee should be reported to the DTI (Department for Trade and Industry). If you are still not sure about the agent ring the DTI and ask if they have any problems with that agency, you will find their number in your local yellow Pages www.yell.com or Thomson Local www.thomsonlocal.co.uk or call the actors Union Equity 020 7379 6000 who will be able to tell you if an agent is on their special attention list.

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Nov 17

Agreements and fees

All rates are subject to change. Please make sure you check them with us at the time of booking. Select your type of production to see our standard rates.

Film & TV

BBC Supporting Artiste/Walk-on Rates

1st August 2005
Supporting Artiste
The Supporting Artiste is not required to give individual characterisation in a role or speak dialogue other than crowd noise or reaction.
Basic Day Rate £78.40
Overtime Rate £12.00
Basic Night Rate £85.90
Overtime Night Rate £14.80
Holiday pay £6.33
Special Skills £37.30
Haircut Very Short £22.90
Costume Fitting (Half Day) £22.80
Costume Fitting (Full Day) £42.40
Auditions £16.40
Provide Evening Wear £21.90
Provide Uniform £21.90
Provide 2nd Outfit £10.40

Walk-on

Walk-on Artist is not required to give individual characterisation in a role but may be required to impersonate an identifiable individual, to accept individual direction and to speak a few unscripted unimportant words where the precise words spoken do not matter.
Basic Day Rate £96.80
Overtime Day Rate £14.80
Basic Night Rate £117.00
Overtime Night Rate £19.70
Holiday pay £7.80
Day Rehearsal £78.40
Night rehearsal £85.90
Special Skills £37.30
Haicut very short £22.90
Costume fitting (half day) £22.80
Costume fitting (full day) £42.40
Auditions £16.40
Provide evening wear £21.90
Provide uniform £21.90
Provide 2nd outfit £10.40

ITV Supporting Artiste/Walk-on Rates

1st July 2004
Walk-on 1
Walk-on 1 is not required to give individual characterisation nor to speak any word or line of dialogue. Crowd noises shall not be deemed to be dialogue in this context. Night rates are one and a half times the day rates.
Basic day rate £69.54
Overtime day rate £12.48
Overtime night rate £18.72
Two episodes £87.05
Three episodes or more £104.55
Basic 41+ day rate £59.67
Overtime 41+ day rate £10.70
Overtime 41+ night rate £16.05
Two episodes 41+ £70.54
Three episodes or more 41+ £84.65
Special skills £34.43
Haircut £10.71
Physical appearance £10.71
Strenuous workout £19.23
Costume fitting (half day) £22.73
Costume fitting (full day) £45.46
Provide evening wear £24.71
Provide 2nd outfit £7.21
Auditions £11.81

Walk-on 2

Non-speaking is not required to give individual characterisation but who is required to impersonate an identifiable individual subject under individual direction. Night rates are one and a half times the day rates.
Day of attendance £71.32
2+ episodes rehearsed £107.06
Day of recording £90.08
2+ episodes recorded £135.17
Overtime day rate £16.16
Overtime night rate £24.24

Walk-on 3

Speaking: In addition to carrying out the functions set out in Walk-on 2 shall also be required to speak a very few unimportant words where the precise words spoken do not matter. Night rates are one and a half times the day rates.
Day of attendance £71.32
2+ episodes recorded £107.06
Day of recording £107.22
2+ episodes recorded £160.83
Overtime day rate £19.23
Overtime night rate £28.85

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Nov 16
AIM
5 Denmark Street
LONDON WC2H 8LP
020 7836 2001
Amber Personal Management
28 St Margaret’s Chambers
5 Newton Street
MANCHESTER M1 1HL
0161 228 0236
Email: info@amberltd.co.uk
Susan Angel Associates
1st Floor
12 D’Arblay Street
LONDON
0207 439 3086
Arena Entertainment
39 Harrogate Road
LEEDS
0113 239 2222
ATS Casting
26 St Michael’s Road
Headingley
LEEDS LS6 3AW
0113 230 4300
Aza Artists
652 Finchley Road
LONDON NW11 7NT
020 8458 7288
Sandra Boyce Management
1 Kingsway House
Albion Road
LONDON N16 0TA
020 7923 0606
Michelle Braidman Associates
10/11 Lower John Street
LONDON W1R 3PE
020 7437 0817
Barry Brown & Partner
47 West Square
Southwark
LONDON SE11 4SP
020 7928 1229
Peter Browne Management
Pebro House
13 St Martins Road
LONDON SW9 5HE
020 7737 3444
Barry Burnett Organisation
Suite 42-43
Grafton House
11/15 Betterton Street
LONDON WC2H 9BP
020 7379 0344
Burnett Granger Associates
Prince Of Wales Theatre
31 Coventry Street
LONDON
020 7839 0202
Roger Carey Associates
7 St Georges Square
LONDON
020 7630 6301
CDA
Apartment 9
47 Courtfield Road
LONDON SW7 4DB
020 7370 0708
Peter Charlesworth
Second Floor
68 Old Brompton Road
LONDON W4 1QQ
020 7581 2478
Conway, van Gelder, Robinson
3rd Floor
18 – 21 Jermyn Street
LONDON SW1Y 6HP
020 7287 0077
Shane Collins Associates
39/41 New Oxford Street
Bloomsbury
LONDON
WC1A 1BH
LONDON W1V 3HD
020 7836 9377
Crouch Associates
9-15 Neal Street
Covent Garden
LONDON WC2H 9PF
020 7792 3411
Sarah Crouch
11 Southwick Mews
LONDON W2 1JG
020 7436 4626
Lou Coulson
37 Berwick Street
LONDON W1V 3RF
020 7734 9633
Essanay
2 Conduit Street
LONDON W1R 9TG
020 7409 3526
Evans & Reiss
221 New Kings Road
LONDON SW6 4XE
020 7384 1843
Kate Feast Management
10 Primrose Hill Studios
Fitzroy Road
LONDON NW1 8TR
020 7586 5502
Paul de Fer Associates
12 Alfred Road
LONDON W3 6LH
020 8896 0393
Harbour & Coffey
9 Blenheim Street
LONDON W1Y 9LE
020 7499 0884
Hilary Gagan
20-21 Stone Street
LONDON WC1E 7DH
020 7420 7344
Fax: 020 7916 4067
Kerry Gardner Management
15 Kensington High Street
LONDON W8 5NP
020 7937 3142
Granada Television
60 Quay Street
MANCHESTER M60 9EA
0161 832 7211
Green & Underwood
3 The Broadway
Gunnersbury Lane
LONDON W3 8HR
020 7437 0308
Sandra Griffin Management
6 Ryde Place
Richmond Road
East Twickenham
Surrey TW1 2EH
020 8891 5676
Hamper-Neafsey Associates
4 Great Queen Street
LONDON WC2B 5DG
020 7734 1827
Stephen Hatton Management
The Basement
142a New North Road
LONDON N1 7BH
020 7359 3593
Phillipa Howell Personal Management
184 Bradway Road
SHEFFIELD
0114 235 3663
Howes and Prior
66 Berkeley House
Hay Hill
LONDON W1X 7LH
020 7493 7570
Hutton Management
200 Fulham Road
LONDON SW10 9PN
020 7352 4825
ICM
Oxford House
76 Oxford Street
LONDON W1N 0AX
020 7636 6565
Intercity Casting
Portland Tower
Portland Street
MANCHESTER M1 3LF
0161 226 0103
JM Associates
77 Beak Street
LONDON
020 7434 0602
KMC Agencies
PO Box 122
4th Floor, Ghulam House
16 Blossom Street
MANCHESTER M4 5AW
0161 237 3009
www.kmcagencies.co.uk
Michael Ladkin
11 Southwick Mews
LONDON W2 1JG
020 7402 6644
Laine Management
Matrix House
301/303 Chapel Street
SALFORD M3 5JG
0161 835 2122
Langford Associates
17 Westfields Avenue
LONDON SW13 0AT
020 8878 7148
Jane Lehner Associates
100a Chalk Farm Road
LONDON NW5
020 7482 4898
Lime Agency & Management
41 South King Street
MANCHESTER M2 6DE
0161 834 2300
London Management
2/4 Noel Street
LONDON W1V 3RB
020 7287 9000
Pat Lovett Agency
Suite 5, Greenside House
25 Greenside Place
EDINBURGH EH1 3AA
0131 557 5565
LWA
52 Wardour Street
LONDON W1V 3HL
020 7287 5194
Ken McReddie
91 Regent Street
LONDON W1R 7TB
020 7439 1456
Markham & Froggatt
Julian House
4 Windmill Street
LONDON W1P 1HF
020 7636 4412
Marmont Management
Langham House
308 Regent Street
LONDON W1R 5AL
020 7637 3183
Billy Marsh Associates
76A Grove End Road
St John’s Wood
London NW8 9ND
020 7449 6930
Scott Marshall
44 Perryn Road
LONDON W3 7NA
020 8749 7692
Marina Martin Associates
6a Danbury Street
LONDON N1 8JU
020 7359 3646
Mayer & Eden
34 Kingly Court
LONDON W1R 5LE
020 7434 1242
MLPM
11 Southwick Mews
LONDON W2 1JG
Morgan & Goodman
1 Old Crompton Street
LONDON W1V 5PH
020 7437 1383/5293
william morris agency
31-32 Soho Square
LONDON W1V 6HH
020 7434 2191
Elaine MurphyAssociates
1 Aberdeen Lane
Highbury
LONDON N5 2EJ
020 7704 9913
The Narrow Road Company
21-22 Poland Street
LONDON W1V 3DD
020 7434 0406
North of Watford Actor’s Agency
Bridge Hill
HEBDEN BRIDGE
01422 845361
Now You’re Talking Agency
Stone Cottage
Ireby
CARNFORTH
Lancashire LA6 2JQ
Nyland Management
20 School Lane
Heaton Chapel
STOCKPORT SK4 5DG
0161 442 2224
PBR Management
138 Putney Bridge Road
LONDON SW15 2NQ
020 8871 4139
Pemberton Associates
193 Wardour Street
LONDON
020 7976 2533
Barbara Pemberton Associates
I-MEX House
40 Princess Street
MANCHESTER M1 6DE
0161 228 6616
Peters, Fraser and Dunlop Ltd
503 The Chambers
Chelsea Harbour
LONDON SW10 0XF
020 7344 1010
Hilda Physick Agency
78 Temple Sheen Road
LONDON SW14 7RR
020 8876 0073
Plunket Greene
4 Ovington Gardens
LONDON SW3 1LS
020 7584 0688
RJE
020 7735 5736
RKM
121 Gloucester Place
LONDON W1H 3PJ
020 7224 4493
Joan Reddin
Hazel Cottage
Wheeler End Common
Lane End
Buckinghamshire HP14 3NL
01494 882729
Caroline Renton
23 Crescent Lane
LONDON SW4 9PT
020 7498 7217
Saraband Associates
265 Liverpool Road
Isington
LONDON N1 1LX
020 7609 5313
Tim Scott Personal Management
South Bank Commercial Centre
140 Battersea Park Road
LONDON SW11 4NB
020 7978 1352
Susan Shaper Management
174/178 North Gower Street
LONDON NW1 2NB
020 7388 6996
Christina Shepherd
84 Claverton Street
LONDON SW1 3AX
020 7630 9191
Shepherd & Ford Associates
13 Radnor Walk
London
SW3 4BP
020 7352 2200
Silvester Management
122 Waldour Street
LONDON W1V 3AX
020 7734 7232
The Spotlight
7 Leicester Place
LONDON WC2H 7BP
020 7437 7631
Annette Stone Associates
9 Newburgh Street
LONDON W1V 1LH
020 7734 0626
Richard Stone Partnership
25 Whitehall
LONDON SW1A 2BS
020 7839 6421
Target Casting
01524 67354
Talent Artists
4 Mews House
Princes Lane
LONDON N10 3LU
020 8444 4088
Tobias Management
Regency Court
62/66 Deansgate
MANCHESTER M3 2EN
0161 832 5128
Roxane Vacca Management
8 Silver Place,
LONDON W1R 3LJ
020 7734 8085
Thelma Wade Personal Management
54 Harley Street
LONDON W1N 1AD
020 7580 9860
Waring & McKenna
020 7691 1333
Janet Welch Personal Management
info@janetwelchpm.co.uk
Vivien Wilde Ltd
193 Wardour Street
LONDON
020 7439 1940
Felix De Wolfe
Manfield House
376/278 The Strand
LONDON WC2R 0LR
020 7379 5767

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Nov 13

Your agent or manager sends you to auditions. Auditions are held by casting agents, looking for a specific person. One of my favorite casting agents and a personal friend is Ivy Isenberg.

In the past I have asked Ivy to help me with a speaking tour around the country, for teens wanting to be famous. (This idea is still open if any of you show an interest, send me a comment)

She has some very important insite as to how to get the job, once you are sent for the audition. Her experience on what casting agents are looking for, could be the difference of a non working professional auditioner and a professional working actor.

Ivy recently celebrated her first year of her own casting agency, having worked for many years with major film studios and television networks.

Ivy recently sent me a notice of her new project that everyone should check into, if they want a career as an actor.

Hey everyone !!!

Just a little note to let you know that I am co-hosting a new
web-series called “The Reel Deal” on the Virtual Channel Network .

Created by Gary Marsh, owner of Breakdown Services, THE REEL DEAL is
a forum for new film-makers and actors to have their short films
viewed by a demographic of agents, writers, producers and other
entertainment professionals to maximize their exposure to the
industry. My co-host, Marc Bass, agent and owner of the talent agency,
MBA and I review these shorts, ala Siskel & Ebert (or more like Ebert
and Roeper) for their aesthetic values and acting performances.

I am celebrating the upcoming one year anniversary of the creation of
my own casting company. This year I have cast television shows like
“The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman” on IFC and ” Robot
Chicken”, Seth Green’s series on Adult Swim as well as a few indie
features and a feature for Sony Screen Gems, but this was a fun
opportunity to utilize my Film School education and my creative eye
in front of the camera- and I just couldn’t say “no” !!!

Each week we will review a new short – and for those of you that know
me, in true “Ivy Fashion” each episode gets wackier and wackier!!!

Thank you to all those that contributed to my success this past year
and wished me well !!. I couldn’t have done it without you !

Although the business is facing turbulent times I [pray] for ALL our
continued success, health and well-being.

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Nov 8

Hello to all my fans that want to become famous by finding a good agent. The following story is about how sports agents built a career out of men that no one had known outside of their sport. These special agents can make their clients into household names. They can take clients in the same agency in other work (i.e. actresses, models) and create introductions, in front of the camera, dating publicly, or whatever it takes to make them famous. He is looking beyond an athletes playing days, always working on the bigger picture. This is not just about one sport, and this is not just about America. This is global.

Written By: Rob Tencer

The super star agents that highly sought after and are creating careers for their clients are:

Don Yee – Tom Brady’s agent (Yee & Dubin LLP)
Alan Zucker – Peyton Mannings agent.

The agents use a technique that has 3 parts. This technique is usually reserved for a celebrity publicist, but it can be mastered by the right agent.

part 1. Finding a client right out of high school or still in college.
The agent must get the client young, because a college player can go pro at anytime. The ideal time to get sign them, might be high school.
The agent must keep the player out of trouble, and must keep them out of jail, and keep them playing without being thrown off the team and out of school. While it is not legal to get the player paid while in school, there is other incentives. The player must get to the draft, or at least be eligible to play pro. Once the player makes the pro’s, the fun starts.

part 2. dating to be famous.
Just like the book I wrote about becoming famous, “stop waiting to be famous and start dating to be famous”, the agent uses the same concept to try and position the client not for a career in movies or TV, but for a career in endorsements.

part 3. The promised land is in endorsements
The holy grail of a career in sports is not winning a championship, but getting as many endorsement deals as humanly possible. It helps to be playing in a strong media market, or at least to have played college ball in a big market. The agent collects anywhere from 10-25% of whatever he gets his clients, and one head injury or knee injury could end the career of the athlete, so the real money is in endorsements, and this is what the agent has been building up to since the player was a child.
Peyton Mannibg will receive $13 million from endorsements, while Tom Brady will receive $9-$13 million in endorsement deals. Manning has endorsement contracts with MasterCard, DirecTV, PepsiCo, Gatorade, Adidas, Reebok, Sprint Nextel. Brady has endorsement contracts with Visa, Nike, Sirius Satellite, Movado, Burns Entertainment and sports marketing, Smartwater Coca-Cola, Glaceau

Lets now look at a few recent athletes that have been through the process of the three parts.

Tom Brady – while he did not get picked in the draft at a very high level, he settled into his championship role. Tom has very good looks, and was a great fit into so many endorsements. The problem was how to get him popular in middle america, and basically all of america?

Through the use of being in the right place at the right time – arranged and orchestrated by the agent, he was able to be seen with very beautiful women, and more importantly, outside the stadium, outside the field, and in a red carpet celebrity setting. By going out with celebrities, then models, then the biggest and most famous and most beautiful model in the world, it made Tom more desirable by women, and more looked up to by men. Now Tom was ready for endorsements, magazine covers, tabloids and gossip columns, high visibility and maximum exposure and maximum penetration into the minds of America.

Peyton Manning – While his story is not the same as Tom Brady, he appeared to be more down to earth and a family man. He loved his brother and father and was seen with them or talking about them at every opportunity. Where Tom could transcend into all aspects of Americana, Peyton had to rely on his core audience of football fans.

Matt Lienart – Matt went to a Los Angeles College, and was in the celebrity dating rotation of high profile women like Paris Hilton. Being on the star circuit increased his star quota. When he was drafted into a small media market, his endorsement career took a nosedive. Getting a random girl pregnant, did bring his name into the news. So you see its all about off the field actions that define your career. Especially if the star athlete gets injured.

Tony Romo – I was watching Donald Trumps Miss World or Miss Universe beauty paegent and I saw this first year pro quarterback as one of the judges. Who was he? Why was he given the job as a judge, when nobody knew who this guy was? This was purely the agent at work, trying to create high profile appearances where most of the world would be watching. America would be watching this man who seemingly had no connection to pro football. He was not even in America for this competition. Then came carrie underwood, then came Britney spears, then super models. The idea is to build his career before he gets a championship, and it really does not matter if he even gets a championship. What matters is that he is being groomed for lucrative endorsement deals. He does not have the good looks of Tom Brady, so his female and male fan base will need to be a little different. The Carrie underwood dating to be famous worked out because of his TV market in Texas. When that was no longer
needed to elevate himself, the agent moved onto someone with a more high profile. Britney Spears is in the news everyday. Even if Tony Romo hides from photographers, they camp out outside and across the street of the girls house. They follow her every move. They record every person she talks to, including the McDonalds she goes to. This is much better for world wide exposure, and American psyche.

While Tiger Woods is not a football star, he is an athlete with more endorsement deals than both of them combined.

Derek Jeter is also a highly ranked athlete superstar, with massive endorsement deals according to Q scores – which measures consumer awareness of an athlete’s likability.

The owner of the new england patriots whom Tom Brady plays for, says women between the ages of 2 and 80 are crazy for him.

Rob Tencer is the author of “stop waiting to be famous and start dating to be famous” as well as the lead writer of several entertainment blogs in the USA and the UK. Dr. Tencer is also a Sober Companion.

Bob Dorfman – executive vice president of SF based Baker Street Partners.
Doug Shableman – President – Burns Entertainment and sports marketing, Evanston,Ill
Steve Rosner – 16W marketing, Rutherford, NJ
David Carter – Sports Buisness group – LA,CA

Yee & Dubin LLP


725 S. Figueroa Street Suite 3085
Los Angeles, CA 90017-5430
USA

Website: www.yeedubin.com
Phone: (213) 892-7420
Fax: (213) 892-7421

Alan Zucker – IMG

Senior Vice President, Athlete Marketing

Lovell House 616 Chiswick High Road
London W4 5RX
United Kingdom

Website: www.imgartists.com
Phone: +44 20 8233 5800
Fax: +44 208 742 8758

BOCA RATON

Evert Enterprises
7200 W. Camino Real, Suite 310
Boca Raton, FL 33433-9984
Phone: (561) 394-2400
Fax: (561) 394-2400

BOSTON

IMG
One Bridge Street, Suite 101
Newton, MA 02458
Phone: (617) 558-6380
Fax: (617) 558-6386

BRADENTON

IMG Academies
5500–34th Street West
Bradenton, FL 34210
Phone: (941) 755-1000
Fax: (941) 752-2540
Fax: (941) 752-2527

CHICAGO

IMG
One Lincoln Center
18-W 140 Butterfield Road, Suite 350
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
Ph: (630) 916-9720 or (630) 916-2590
Fax: (630) 916-9716 or (630) 916-2595

CLEVELAND

IMG
1360 E. 9th Street, Suite 100
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
Phone: (216) 522-1200
Fax: (216) 522-1145

CHARLOTTE

IMG
201 South Tryon Street, Suite 1000
Charlotte, NC 28202
Phone: (704) 568-2520
Fax: (704) 568-2904

LOS ANGELES

IMG
1640 South Sepulveda Boulevard
Suite 222
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Phone: (310) 473-0411
Fax: (310) 473-3914

LOS ANGELES

IMG
2049 Century Park East
Suite 2460
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Phone: (424) 653-1655
Fax: (424) 653-16764

MIAMI

IMG
150 Alhambra Circle, Suite 825
Coral Gables, FL 33134
Phone (305) 460-6580
Fax (305) 446-9080

MINNEAPOLIS

IMG Coaches
601 Carlson Parkway, Suite 610
Minnetonka, MN 55305
Phone: (952) 847-2455
Phone: (952) 847-2467
Fax: (952) 847-2451

NEW YORK

IMG/Forstmann Little
767 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10153
Phone: (212) 355-5656
Fax: (212) 759-9059

NEW YORK

IMG Models
304 Park Avenue South
Penthouse North 12th Floor
New York, NY 10010
Phone: (212) 253-8884
Fax: (210) 253-8883

NEW YORK

IMG
420 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
Phone: (212) 541-5640
Fax: (212) 265-5483

NEW YORK

IMG
825 7th Avenue
New York, NY 10019
Phone: (212) 489-8300 (8th Floor)
Fax: (212) 246-1596 System Speed: 381
Phone: (212) 489-5400 (9th Floor)
Fax: (212) 246-1118

SAN FRANCISCO

IMG
685 Market Street, Suite 500
San Francisco, CA 94105
Phone: (415) 227-8000
Fax: (415) 227-4288

SANTA MONICA

IMG
3000 West Olympic Blvd
Suite 2510
Santa Monica, CA 90404
Phone: (310) 907-2229
Fax: (310) 449-4067

TORONTO

IMG
175 Bloor Street East, Suite 400
South Tower
Toronto, Ontario M4W 3R8 Canada
Phone: (416) 960-5312
Fax: (416) 960-0564

VANCOUVER

IMG
611 Alexander Street
Suite 401
Vancouver, BC V6A 1E1
Phone: (604) 228-2010
Fax: (604) 215-2003

south america

BUENOS AIRES

IMG
Av. del Libertador 3254
B1637ALO – La Lucila
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Phone: +54 11 4799 8100
Fax: +54 11 4799 4464

europe

AMSTERDAM

IMG Netherlands NV / TWI Holland BV
World Trade Center Amsterdam
Strawinskylaan 259
1077 XX Amsterdam, Netherlands
Phone: (31) (20) 496 00 00
Fax: (31) (20) 496 00 01

BARCELONA

IMG
VIA Augusta, 200 4th Floor E-08021
Barcelona, Spain
Phone: (34) (93) 200 34 55
Fax: (34) (93) 200 59 24

BERLIN

IMG GmbH
Saarbrückerstrasse 36
10405 Berlin
Germany
Phone: +49 (0)30 889 2289 02
Fax: +49 (0)30 889 2289 20

BRISTOL

Tigress Production Ltd.
2 St. Pauls Road
Bristol BS8 1LT
Phone: (44) 0 117 933 5600
Fax: (44) 0 117 933 5666

BRUSSELS

IMG Benelux Avenue Frans Courtens 131-B-1030 Brussels,
Belgium
Phone: (32) (2) 745 47 60
Fax: (32) (2) 745 47 61

BUDAPEST

IMG Hungary
Andrassy ut 98
Budapest H – 1062 Hungary
Phone: (36) (1) 312 2406
Fax: (36) (1) 312-2410

COLOGNE

IMG GmbH
Xantener Str. 99h
50733 Koln, Germany
Phone: (49) 221 35 50 110
Fax: (49) 221 35 50 1120

COLOGNE

IMG GmbH
RheinEnergieStadion
Aachener Str. 999
D-50933 Cologne
Phone: (49) 221 716 16 700
Fax: (49) 221 716 16 720

HAMBURG

IMG
c/o Wirtschaftsberatung T. Franke
Schellerdamm 16
21079 Hamburg, Germany
Phone: (49) 40 27 86 31 32
Fax: (49) 40 27 86 31 31

LONDON

Darlow Smithson Productions
Highgate Studios
53-79 Highgate Road
London NW5 1TL
Phone: (44) 0 20 7482 7027
Fax: (44) 0 20 7482 7039

LONDON

Tiger Aspect Group
7 Soho Street
London W1D 3DQ
Phone: (44) 0 20 7434 6700
Fax: (44) 0 20 7434 1903

LONDON

IMG
McCormack House
Hogarth Business Park
Burlington Lane
Chiswick London W4 2TH
Phone: (44) (208) 233 5300
Fax: (44) (208) 233-5301

LONDON

Gamer.TV
One Burlington Lane
Chiswick London W4 2RW
Phone: (44) (208) 233 7800
Fax: (44) (208) 233 7801

LONDON

The Studio
Unit 1B
Hogarth Business Park
Burlington Lane
Chiswick
London W4 2TH
Phone: (44) (208) 233 6057
Fax: (44) (208) 233 6101

LONDON

The Studio – European Golf Design
Broomfield Hall
37-39 Chobham Road
Sunningdale Berkshire SL5 0DS England
Phone: (44) 1344 870300
Fax: (44) 1344 870301

LONDON

IMG Models
8 Flitcroft Street
London WC2H 8DJ
Phone: (44) (208) 233 6770
Fax; (44) (208) 233 6789

LONDON

Media House
Unit 2
Hogarth Business Park
3 Burlington Lane
Chiswick
London W4 2TH
Phone: (44) (208) 233 5400
Fax: (44) (208) 233 5401

LONDON

IMG
Pier House
Strand on the Green
Chiswick, London W4 3NN England
Phone: (44) (208) 233-5000
Fax: (44) (208) 233-5001

MILAN

IMG Models Srl
Via Ciovasso 11
20121 Milan
Phone: (39) 02 3657 6550
Fax: (39) 02 36 56 2413

MOSCOW

IMG Russia
World Trade Centre
12 Krasnopresnenskaya Nab.,
Entrance 6, Suite 736
Moscow 123610
Phone: (7) (495) 258-1908
Fax: (7) (495) 258-2287

MUNICH

IMG
Prinzregentenstrasse 48
80538 Munich, Germany
Phone: (49) 89 20 50 880
Fax: (49) 89 20 50 8820

MUNICH

IMG Football
Büro TSV 1860
Grünwalder Strasse 114
D-81547 Munich, Germany
Phone: (49) 89 64 27 85 167
Fax: (49) 89 64 27 85 168

PARIS

IMG
5bis rue Mahias
92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Phone: (33) (1) 46 89 44 50
Fax: (33) (1) 46 89 44 51

PARIS

IMG Models
8 Rue Danielle Casanova
75002 Paris, France
Phone: (33) (1) 55 35 12 00
Fax: (33) (1) 55 35 12 01

ROME

TWI Italy SrL
Via Piemonte 39a
Roma 00187 Italy
Phone: (39) (06) 42013901
Fax: (39) (06) 47 44 293

STOCKHOLM

IMG
Stureplan 4C
S-114 35 Stockholm
Sweden
Phone: (46) (8) 506 224 00
Fax: (46) (8) 506 224 01

WOLFSBURG

IMG GmbH
Büro Wolfsburg
In den Allerwiesen 1
384 46 Wolfsburg, Germany
Phone: (49) 5361 89 03 604
Fax: (49) 5361 89 03 600

VALENCIA

IMG
Avda Cortes Valencianas
17 Local 2B
Valencia, Spain
Phone: (34) 96 353 60 40
Fax: (34) 96 317 32 90

VIENNA

International Management Group Austria GmbH
Wallnerstrasse 3 / 28
1010 Wien
Austria
Phone: +43 / 1 / 890 43 16 -0
Fax: +43 /1 / 890 43 16 – 20

ZŰRICH

IMG Schweiz AG
Bürogebäude com.West
Förrlibuckstrasse 72, 6 Stock
CH-8005 Zürich
Switzerland
Phone: (41) 44 274 1212
Fax: (41) 44 274 1213

middle east

DUBAI

IMG Middle East
Building 5, Suite 121
Gold and Diamond Park
Sheikh Zayed Road
P.O.Box 282339
Dubai, UAE
Phone: (971) 4-408-8388
Fax: (971) 4-408-8300

africa

JOHANNESBURG

IMG
Fountain Grove
5 2nd Road, Hyde Park
Johannesburg, South Africa 2196
Phone: (27) (11) 880-1141
Fax: (27) (11) 880-
0690

asia / pacific rim

BANGKOK

IMG Services (Thailand) Limited
Unit #1203, 12th Floor, SG Tower
161/1 Soi Mahadlekluang 3, Rajdamri Road
Lumpini, Patumwan Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Phone: (66) 2651-8323
Fax: (66) 2651-8324

BEIJING

IMG
Room 11-12, Level 7, Tower W3
The Towers, Oriental Plaza
No. 1 East Chang An Avenue, Dong Cheng District
Beijing 100738 China
Phone: (86) (10) 5811 1000
Fax: (86) (10) 8518 1583

DELHI

IMG
IMG House, 4th Floor, 268 Masjid Moth
Uday Park, New Delhi, 110 049 India
Phone: (91) (11) 4278-9000
Fax: (91) (11) 416 42254

HONG KONG

IMG
11th Floor, Sunning Plaza
10 Hysan Avenue
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Phone: (852) 2 894-0288
Fax: (852) 2 882-2557

MALAYSIA

IMG Media
20, Jalan BPP2/6
Pusat Bandar Putra Permai
43300 Seri Kembangan
Selangor
Malaysia
Phone +603 8948 9407
Fax +603 8941 0935

MUMBAI

IMG
608,1-B/2
Western Express Highway Service Road
Next to Provident Fund Building
Bandra (East)
Mumbai – 400 51 India
Phone (91) (22) 2656 5900
Fax (91) (22) 2647 3620

SEOUL

IMG KOREA
5th Floor, Namdo Building
823 – 24 Yeoksam-Dong
Kangnam-Gu, Seoul, 135-080, Korea
Phone: (822) 558-8544
Fax: (822) 558-8540

SHANGHAI

IMG
Room 3301 K. Wah Center
No. 1010 Huai Hai Zhong Road
Shanghai 200031 China
Phone: (86) (21) 5405 1222
Fax: (86) (21) 5405 1833

SINGAPORE

IMG
1 Scotts Road #21-01/03
Shaw Centre
Singapore, 228208
Phone: (65) 6738-3669
Fax: (65) 6738-3617

SINGAPORE

TWI – SNTV Asia Bureau
10 Anson Road #32-11
International Plaza
Singapore 079003
Phone: (65) 6221-3196
Fax: (65) 6221-2753

TOKYO

IMG
Mitomi Building Shinkan 6F
1-20-18, Ebisu
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0013 Japan
Phone: (81) (3) 5792-7800
Fax: ass="jajahWraper"> (81) (3) 5792-7801

australia

ADELAIDE

IMG
29 Rundle Street
Kent Town
South Australia 5067
Phone: (61) (8) 8363 5311
Fax: (61) (8) 8363 6150

GOLD COAST

IMG
Level 5/64 Marine Parade
Southport Queensland 4215
Phone: (61) (7) 5588 6888
Fax: (61) (7) 5588 6895

MELBOURNE

IMG
Level 3, 480 St Kilda Road
Melbourne 3004 Australia
Phone: (61) (3) 9864 1111
Fax: (61) (3) 9864 1112

SYDNEY

IMG
Level 4, 263 Clarence Street
Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Phone: (612) 9285 – 8000
Fax: (612) 9285 – 8001

IMG was founded by Mark H. McCormack in the early 1960s. The company is the world’s premier sports management and marketing agency, with an international staff of more than 2,500 in more than 80 offices in 32 countries. Its television division, TWI, is the largest independent distributor of televised sports and annually produces and distributes 6,000 hours of original programming in over 240 sports to more than 200 countries. Every day of the year, IMG is commercially involved in an average of 11 major sports and cultural events around the world, represents the interests of major corporations, is a literary agency and book packager, manager and presenter of world-renowned classical music artists through IMG Artists, and its IMG Models is the world’s leading international modelling agency.

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Employees: 200

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