The only "Tru Talent" that this "agency" could possible pass on to the young, trusting and niave is how to scam people. They prey on the young.
Only the very young, trusting and totally unworldly would believe that a "talent agent" would walk up to them in a Target Store (In the case I know personally know about, "them" was one fairly tall average sized and average looking young teen and one short and fairly heavy average looking teen) and tell then that they were a "natural" for model and acting.
First off all, how would this "agent" know that they were acting material and what exactly is his definition of a modeling "natural".
Secondly, a reputable agency earns money "for" their clients and doesn't fleece you as this "agency" does. A couple thousand plus for "acting and modeling" lessons that "naturals" do not need since they were apparently already perfect enough for him to make a snap decision.
Third, $40. Per picture for 15 god-awful pictures that were supposed to be posted on a "web site" that never materialized (which, by the way, included the not too classic measurements of one of the girls who was 17) is a classic ripoff.
Stay clear, beware. This is "agency" shady at best and completely illegal at worst. Law suits are being filed in the state of Utah.
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