How much money do hollywood agents make?
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10 percent commission (usually), that is split with the company according to seniority and earning power.
1005246
It depends.  I'm a agent and 6 years ago I started out on a hourly wage plus commissions.  All agencies are set up differently.  Some of our agents are hourly plus commissions and some are set up to pay to work and they get the majority of their commissions.  You will have to find out what agencies do in your area and what will work best for you.
172474
Uaually, you want to look in the Yellow Pages for an agent. Maybe start out with some modeling classes. If you start from there, then you can work your way up with all the famous stars.
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uhmm.. do you speak english, i cant understand this... are you asking how much to prono casters get money wise.. ??\n\nif so, the job varies, in film there is rarley a set amount to jobs liek this, you typically get paid per job, not a steady salary.
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Try these:\n\nhttp://www.forbes.com/home_asia/lists/2006/02/23/best-paid-actors_cx_lr_0223actors.html\n\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2006/02/23/cx_lr_0223actorslide.html?thisSpeed=35000\n\nThe fact that Drew Barrymore only made $22 million is sad. I guess she is no Adam Sandler.
90065
Out here in Los Angeles, a job of this type would earn about $100.00 a day live-in.
750207
Depends on the area. Usually 3% and that is split between the agent and broker. The seller agent charges 6 to 7% and splits that with the buyer agent. Remember we are independant contractors and pay all our taxes and Social Security. Alsao, Health Ins. mortgage, taxes and ins. on our homes. Car expenses etc.
409489
I know with acting you need a agent. But I think it's like music. You send them a copy.
174483
how much do you make?
876222
I wish i new what state your in. I could get a good agent for you. Check your local paper for ads looking for extra's. But beware of some agents. A good agent will except pictures from a reg camera taken by a friend. If they want you to pay for 8x10's? Be careful. You want to make money. Not put it out. So start as an extra. You have to be willing to work long hours though. Hard work pays off. The more exposure you get in front of a directors camera the better.  Three important things to remember though when starting out. 1. Can't be shy. 2. Never be late. 3. Have to be able to take direction. As you go along you will expererience bad days and good days. But you have to be willing to want it bad enough. And as an extra your agent will send you out on go see's and auditions. Some start out and find that acting is not for them. I had acting in me since i was young and worked my way up the ladder. It payed off for me. Good luck to you.\nSigned: Part-time actress.
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almost $1000 +. even the stars who go there must pay.
504328
Very little, unless you are a huge star in the industry like Jenna Jameson. It starts at about a couple grand for scene, but you get nothing of what the DVD makes and your scenes can be used for other films and you get nothing from that either. That's why so many work as strippers as well.
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Most Hollywood producers aren't interested in hearing from people who want to become an actor or actress.  What you need to do is get yourself an agent, if you're serious about getting into this business.\n\nThe link below will take you to the web site of the Association of Talent Agents.  You should find an agent willing to represent you (who will take a percentage of anything you make) and they will try to sell you to the Hollywood industry.
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It's not impossible to find a job like that if you live in LA (especially if you've been a personal assistant before).  I know a couple people who have been personal assistant to a celebrity (one an actor and another a musician), and it's not as glamorous as it seems.  You're often working 60+ hours, 7 days a week and you're on call all the time, so you have no life and no time to see your friends.\n\nYou're basically a maid, receptionist, driver/runner... you could be doing anything from picking up their dry cleaning to driving them to an audition, or making phone calls and running errands.  I've heard some celebs make you travel with them, but since you're on call you can't really go anywhere but you can't hang out with them.\n\nYou might be making a salary of around 30-35k if you're lucky (the websites listed above are totally false) - if you're only working 60 hours a week that averages out to $9.60/hr, which in LA is pretty tough to survive on.\n\n(on the plus side, you might get some free stuff and a free place to live)
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Well that depends greatly. First of all, I assume you are talking about residential real estate agents, not commercial.  The average where I live is 6%, however some will work for as little as 4%.  If you are using the same agent to sell a house and buy a new one, you can often negotiate 3% on each deal to save you some money.
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I'm not sure there is a verifiable source for this info.  However after being in the business for over 20 years and managing a large office for real estate company I can give you an idea.\n\nI'd guess that of the 450,000+/- licensed agent/brokers in CA 60% are making $24,000 a year or less.  25% or so doing up to $50,000, 10% getting up to $80,000 and 5%  above that.\n\nOk that said it doesn't matter to any individual thinking about getting into the business.  You can make as much as you're worth.  But you have to work at it.\n\nMany people get into the business after they sell or buy a house.  They see the size of the total commission and think it's easy money.  Most folks (and I mean the vast majority) don't treat it like a real job.  If you have the ability to do basic math, care about people, can go 6 months without income (to start) and can keep your eyes on the prize you can be a great success.\n\nBy the way when I say keep your eyes on the prize, I mean helping folks acquire and sell their real property and help the sellers through the emotional transition of the sale.  If you get into it for the dollars you will find it much harder.\n\nGood Luck
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well most agents have law degrees.  due to the legalities of everything and all the contracts you have to deal with.  But if these are people you know that would be willing to sign with you i would draft a contract and have them sign it.  The only problem is that you will need to do a lot of leg work in the beginning because noone will know who you are.  Youre also going to have to get them into acting unions because most bigger movies only take actors from the unions.  It is quite a process but if you put the work in you can be very successfull.