We are collecting reviews on Google, where they are independent and we cannot edit them. Until they are there, judge us on the work.
For an actor without usable footage, generally yes — a reel is the only part of a submission that shows you acting rather than describing it. Whether it is worth it depends much more on the reel being good than on it existing. A weak reel is worse than none at all.
This page is deliberately empty of testimonials we cannot evidence. Plenty of studios fill a reviews page with unattributed quotes; it is easy, and it fools nobody who has read more than three of them.
We are collecting reviews properly, on our Google Business Profile, where they are independent, attributable and impossible for us to edit. As those come in they will appear here with the actor's name attached and the star markup that goes with genuinely collected reviews.
If you have filmed with us and would be willing to leave one, it makes a real difference to the actors deciding whether to spend £195 on a stranger.
0161 706 3220. Ask us something awkward — how many takes, what happens if a piece is not working, what you get if you hate the edit.
For most actors without usable footage, yes. A reel is the only part of a submission that shows you acting rather than describing it, and agents and casting platforms increasingly treat its absence as a reason to move on. Whether it is worth it depends far more on the reel being good than on it existing.
We are collecting reviews on our Google Business Profile so they sit somewhere independent rather than only on our own site. If you have filmed with us and would be willing to leave one, it genuinely helps other actors decide.
Book a session or just ask us a question — we're always happy to talk through your reel.
