More Than A Talent Agency

Strong talent is the success of any organization.  MediaStars recognizes the importance of recruiting and mentoring the best talent available.  We're one of the fastest growing talent representation firms in the industry.  But it's not our size that's important; it's the quality of the clients we represent.

Personal Attention for our Talent Representation Clients

MediaStars was founded on a need for extreme personal attention and access.  We don't have hundreds of clients, we have a carefully, handpicked team.  We don't send out composite reels with multiple clients, we market you as an individual.  When you need advice, we're here to help.

Our core business is the success of your career and a relationship that lasts for years, not just through the next deal.  We've recruited talent from the smallest stations or universities and helped them grow to the networks.  While some of the "big guys" refuse to represent clients in smaller markets, we see those as opportunities.  We're flattered that many of our clients who now work in major markets are routinely called by the impersonal NYC and LA talent factories who wouldn't look at their tapes before.

Talent Representation for Different Career Paths in the Media Industry

The MediaStars team isn’t solely on-air news talent.  We represent producers, hosts, radio personalities, authors, and experts/analysts in many fields.  We’re quickly becoming the “go to” agency for diversity.

Representation in a Variety of Markets

MediaStars' clients are working in all sized markets from Yuma to Orlando, Palm Springs to Phoenix, Clarksburg to Chicago, Waco to San Diego.  Plus we have talent on CNN, FOX, Discovery Channel, Fox Business News, Animal Planet, NBC's The Apprentice, Dr. Phil's The Doctors, National Geographic, E!, Montel Williams, Fox Reality, Mystery ER, TMZ and more!

Our integrity and strong track record set us apart.  We're not the biggest, but our team packs a powerful punch with results to prove it!

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