Agent Email Draft

Hello

Nothing fancy here

Just thought I would share a rough draft for reaching out to an agent

Hope this helps x

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Dearest XXXXX

My name is Michael Sheasby. I’m currently filming NCIS Sydney and am leading a yet-to-be-released feature film called Two Ugly People (which was pre-selected for the Venice Film Festival last week).

My dear friend XXXXXX, whom you represent, has mentioned wonderful things about you over the past decade. In fact, I have several close friends & colleagues who have spoken so highly of you - so I wanted to reach out. 

My agent of the past thirteen years, XXXXXXX, has decided to retire at the end of this financial year (June 2024). It’s been a truly wonderful professional relationship, but I realise it’s time I begin conversations in regards to moving forward professionally. 

I’m wondering if you have some time over the next few weeks to have a chat about potential representation? 

I would love to hear back from you, XXXXX.

Sincerely,

Michael 

0422XXXXXX

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Showreel: https://vimeo.com/693847781 

IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4650436 

Awards Highlights:

  • AACTA Nominee for Best Supporting Actor (The Nightingale, 2019)

  • Film Critics Circle of Australia Award Nomination for Best Supporting Actor (The Nightingale, 2020)

  • Casting Guild of Australia Rising Star Award Winner (2018)

  • Heath Ledger Scholarship (Runner Up, 2012)

Screen Highlights:

  • The Nightingale (Dir. Jennifer Kent, 2018)

  • Two Ugly People (Dir. Peter Skinner, 2024)

  • The Secrets She Keeps (BBC & Channel Ten, 2020)

  • The Luminaries (BBC, 2020)

  • Hacksaw Ridge (Dir. Mel Gibson, 2016)

Theatre Highlights:

  • Valentine in Arcadia (STC, 2016)

  • King Henry in Henry V (Bell Shakespeare, 2014)

  • Romeo in Romeo & Juliet (Bell Shakespeare, 2011)

Training Highlights: 

  • Bachelor of Dramatic Arts, NIDA (2010)

  • Trained extensively with private acting coaches such as Elizabeth Kemp, Miranda Harcourt & Susan Batson, among others. 

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