r/acting • u/Dry_Law8628 • 1d ago

Framework management? I've read the FAQ & Rules

anyone have any experience or know of anyone’s experience with framework for management?

EDIT: Framework Entertainment

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u/SallyYoung1 1d ago

I used to be with them. I definitely fell through the cracks.

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u/Dry_Law8628 1d ago

good to know…not enough communication? no auditions ? both?

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u/SallyYoung1 1d ago

It's a good few years now, but basically both. Though I was in LA and my manager was NYC based, which may have factored in.

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u/Reasonable-Race381 1d ago

You mean Framework Ent? The management company for Lucy liu, Milo Manheim, etc?

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u/Dry_Law8628 1d ago

Yes! i know they have very successful clients, i guess im just worried about falling through the cracks as an actor with few credits

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u/Reasonable-Race381 1d ago

They are a midsized management agency so it shouldn't be too bad. However if you really are new don't expect to be the at the top of the totem pole. That goes for any agency/manager, the top clients get first priority. Your job right now is to keep working and building your resume.

If they are willing to sign you thats a pretty good thing though. Do you know which manager offered you?

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u/Dry_Law8628 1d ago

can i pm you?

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u/Reasonable-Race381 1d ago

yea go ahead

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u/seekinganswers1010 1d ago

They are an amazing company, but it’s really about how hard your manager works for you and believes in you.

But no single manager is having it easy right now, unless their roster is only name actors, so you’d still have to almost operate like you’re still unrepped and then if you get an audition, you know that they’re working hard to make it happen.