Looking for modeling agencies in Atlanta? Atlanta is a major hub for film, TV, commercials, and print, and its agencies represent both models and actors. This guide covers some of the best known agencies in the area, how to submit, what agents look for, and the red flags that signal a scam. If you would like help getting started, fill out the form below and our team will reach out.
Key takeaways
- Established Atlanta agencies include BMG Talent, Atlanta Models and Talent, People Store, J Pervis Talent, and Aligned Stars.
- Legitimate agencies earn a commission when you book work. They do not charge large upfront fees to sign you.
- Most agencies accept online submissions with simple, natural photos (digitals). You do not need a paid portfolio to apply.
- Submit only to agencies that represent your type, such as fashion, commercial, fitness, plus, or kids.
Modeling and talent agencies in Atlanta
These agencies are among the established names in the Atlanta market. Check each agency’s own website for current submission guidelines, open calls, and the divisions they represent.
BMG Talent
Specializes in print, digital, and fashion modeling and has a separate division for actors.
Atlanta Models and Talent
Describes itself as the oldest surviving talent agency in Atlanta, with roots dating to 1959.
People Store
An agency with offices in Atlanta, New York, and Los Angeles that generally works with experienced performers.
J Pervis Talent Agency
An Atlanta agency representing actors and models for film, TV, and commercials.
Aligned Stars Agency
Represents actors of all ages, models, voice artists, and digital influencers.
Gill Talent Agency
An Atlanta agency focused on multicultural talent.
Other boutique agencies operate in the area as well. Whichever agency you consider, use our scam red flags checklist before you sign anything.
Types of modeling work in Atlanta
- Commercial and lifestyle print
- TV commercials
- Film and streaming roles
- Music videos
- Fashion and e-commerce
How to submit to a Atlanta modeling agency
- Take simple digitals: a clear headshot, profile, three quarter, and full length shot in fitted clothing, with natural light and little makeup.
- Know your stats: height, bust or chest, waist, hips, shoe size, hair and eye color.
- Follow each agency’s instructions: most use an online form. Send only what they ask for.
- Attend open calls: many agencies hold scheduled open calls. Bring printed digitals or a comp card.
- Be patient: agencies receive many submissions. If you do not hear back, try again later with updated photos.
New to this? Read how to become a model and how to get scouted.
Red flags when choosing an agency
- Fees to join, register, or be represented.
- Required photo packages or classes before they will submit you.
- Promises of guaranteed work or income.
- Pressure to sign the same day, or no written contract.
Kids and teen modeling in Atlanta
Many agencies have children’s divisions for print, commercial, and catalog work. Parents should stay with their child at every shoot, keep copies of contracts, and check state rules for working minors. Read our parent’s guide and parents resource center.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need experience to sign with a Atlanta modeling agency?
No. Agencies sign new faces regularly. Simple digitals, accurate measurements, and a professional attitude are enough to submit.
How much do modeling agencies in Atlanta charge?
Legitimate agencies take a commission from work they book for you. They should not charge large fees to sign you or require you to buy their photos.
Do Atlanta agencies represent both models and actors?
Many do. Atlanta agencies often have modeling and on camera divisions because of the city’s large film and commercial market.
Can I do extras work in Atlanta without an agent?
Yes. Background work is usually booked directly through background casting companies.
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Written by the Actors Models Wanted editorial team. Last updated October 2026. Agency details change, so confirm current information on each agency’s website.