You belong

at Wehmann.

We represent people of all ages, genders, abilities, and levels of experience. To be considered for representation, please submit photos, a resume, and an optional casting video via our online submission form. We ask for your contact information, ethnicity, general availability and personal statistics to help us learn more about you.  We look forward to seeing your submission!

During your interview, you will find out how the business works, what the expectations are, how you get paid, clients we work with, the time it takes to get established, and what you can do to make that happen. You will also be able to ask specific questions you may have about the industry or the agency. 

We view representation as mutually beneficial to the talent and agent. We work hard to provide opportunities to talent who fit our client’s specs for a range of projects.  We want you to book the job!  We expect clear communication when discussing availability, and need to feel confident when sending you to castings. We require headshots, measurements and marketing materials that are up-to-date and represent your current look. 

We highly recommend you have an online profile. Wehmann promotes, markets, and transacts business from our website daily. Your profile can consist of photos, a resume, voice, and on-camera demos (if applicable). We will update as often as you provide us with new materials.

We recommend a resume for all ages and skill levels. Clients are interested in your education, training and theater credentials. They also want to see special skills and related industry experience. Resumes should be submitted as a PDF file. Make sure to remove personal information and replace it with contact for the Wehmann Agency.

Wehmann believes in maintaining current images and information on our website and in our database at all times. We ask that parents update images and sizes for their children as they grow and develop. Adult talent should provide updated images, tear sheets, resumes, and demos as often as possible. This is especially important when you make major changes to your look (hair length and/or color, significant weight gain or loss, braces, tattoos, piercings, etc.). These updates allow you to have more opportunities for auditions and bookings.

We promote talent based on our clients’ needs for age, look, and level of experience. There are no guarantees you will be booked; however, we choose to represent people who possess the looks and level of experience requested by our clients on a regular basis.

Yes. You are welcome to interview with several reputable agencies to find one that feels like a good fit for you. It is incredibly important to find the right agency fit for doing business in our market.

We invite talent to be exclusive after a positive working relationship has been established.

If we choose to move forward with representation, we require a professional headshot and strongly encourage you to be on our website. These investments and recommendations will be discussed during your interview at Wehmann.

We are contacted by casting directors, advertising agencies, photographers, and production companies who hire talent for a wide variety of projects including (but not limited to) print advertising, on-camera, live modeling, and voice over.

No, we do not offer modeling, acting, or voice-over classes at Wehmann. We are an agency representing models, actors, and voice-over artists who are ready to work.

Wehmann does not host open casting calls. If you are interested in representation, please follow the submission process on our website.

We represent talent of all ages.

In general, when reviewing submissions, we look for new talent to meet several criteria.

• Diverse men, women, and children who are photogenic and appear to enjoy being in front of the camera
• Diverse actors and voice talent who have well-established resumes and demos

We represent out-of-state models and actors who are willing to travel to the Minneapolis/St. Paul area and work at local rates. We represent out-of-state voice-over artists who have in-home studios.