I am represented by them and they have helped me book work, send me auditions, and are great to work with.

I've been signed with Lily's for over a year and absolutely love them! I feel so comfortable with Oliver and know he always has been my best interests in mind. They send me auditions for a variety of projects such as commercials, television, theater, modeling, voice over. They have quick, efficient, and friendly communications. I feel so confident having them aiding my career. read more

I have worked with Lily's Talent for over 10 years as a photographer and they are very passionate about their talent. Lily has given back so much to the advertising and acting community and Oliver is one of the best agents in the industry. In fact my own son is now represented by them. I would recommend them to anyone who wants to get into the business. read more

Having representation is a lot like being in a relationship. I've been with Lily's now, nearly 2 years and they've helped my career grow three sizes. Just like any other agency, you gotta keep your emails short and have your p's and q's in order or you're likely to fall into bad client habits that eventually get you released from representation. I've learned so much, and Courtney and Oliver and every junior intern that I've met there have been nothing short of knowledgeable and professional with a side of charisma. Oliver does not mince words and I appreciate that level of honesty. I've made some dumb mistakes (missed auditions, misrepresented my availability before checking my calendar) and they've taken care of me. And when I've expressed interest in other genres of work, I've been sent to those auditions. Anytime I manage the trek to the west loop and can drop in for a visit, I'm met with warm smiles and hugs and gab. Feels very much like a family and I feel very lucky that they have my back. They made some changes to their work flow apps at the start of the new year and there have been some growing pains on my end trying to get used to it. So I can only imagine how it's going on their end, but I appreciate that they've added this level of organization and accountability to attending auditions and keeping track of our progress. The only gripe I can really muster is the initial onboarding process included an option to pay extra to have your headshot featured directly in the website home page. I wasn't the biggest fan of that feature and don't know that I'd ever pay for it. I think, if I could I would, but I've gotten the impression that they're repping me whether or not I'm "featured." I'm SAG-eligible through their hard work and mine and I'm excited for the next opportunity with Lily's. read more

I have been in the industry for 10 years modeling/acting and I decided to go to a casting for Lily's for possible representation. I've read reviews online and they seem credible as they are SAG, AFTRA, EQUITY, AFM, and WGA franchised agency. I was handed a few paperwork that included a welcome letter and a list of photographers to use ($500 special for Lily's talent only). It had stated I needed an updated comp card so I hired my own photographer (permissible by Lily's) as I got a good deal from another photographer. Two weeks later I submitted 8 pics to be approved (because that is what is stated in the welcome letter) and sent it to Stephanie. No reply. I called the office and asked if she had received my email, then that's when she said that my pictures looked "cheesy", I replied I wanted to make them look "commercial". Stephanie then proceeded to raise her voice stating that "the photographer was not a headshot photographer", that I had "too much make-up on", and they were unusable because they were "taken at a park". She used every excuse in the book how unusable these pics were and that I needed to "follow directions" and use their photographer. She was very unprofessional and condescending. This sounded fishy. I've been in the business for quite sometime and this sounds like a scam to me if you have to pay $500 upfront for pictures. Agencies make money from bookings (they usually take out 10-20% per work they book you for) not the commission they make from photographers. I was considering to sign my 2 year old daughter to Lily's but it seems the whole agency is a sham. Parents beware. I went with my gut on this one! FYI: the pic that I had "too much makeup" on is my primary Yelp pic. read more

I signed with Lily's at age 16 in their Commercial Print division. Though my heart was set on signing for acting, they politely and constructively told me I wasn't ready just quite yet but with time and practice it would come. Sure enough, I evolved as an actor, artist, innovator, and industry professional. When I re-auditioned a few years later, they brought me on board with their TV & Film divisions as well where I continued to get amazing auditions, opportunities, and booked jobs. Over a decade later as I reside in Los Angeles and work successfully in entertainment, I truly have this agency to thank for their dedication, diligence, and willingness to not only acknowledge potential but foster a community that is incredibly conducive to the development of artists which ultimately allows them to not only grow but thrive. Lily's entire team of hardliner agents have my heart and I am so grateful for their belief in me as I truly don't think I could've gotten this far in my career trajectory without their guidance and advisory. I would always highly recommend Lily's to anyone and can personally attest to the proficiency and success rate of this firm. Thank you Lily's for sustaining such a beautiful and inspiring network! xx Danielle read more

I've been represented by LTA for 6 years, first as a non exclusive, and now as an exclusive talent. I think some of the reviews are... Odd... To say the least. There's a few things you need to know if you - or your child - are going to look at modeling and acting as a profession first of all, it IS a profession and those who treat it as such will have the most success. It isn't something for everyone and there's nothing wrong with that. It takes a while for agents to get to know you. You need to stay visible. That means occasionally checking in, and ALWAYS updating your agent with what you're doing. When I first signed, I was sent on a handful of auditions, but they were few and far between. As Stephanie and the other agents got to know me and my actor "type" I was submitted for more and more projects. Photographers and your headshots are important. You don't "have" to use the recommended photographers (I never have), but you DO need to get your photographer approved by your agent before you take photos. Just like you have a brand you're trying to convey, so does the agency. They also know what casting directors respond to both positively and negatively. That doesn't mean spend $2k on new headshots, but it does mean communicating with your agent. I started with Lily's fresh out of conservatory, and now have my equity card, and am SAG eligible because of work I received through this agency. They are legit. But like I said, if you want the work, you have to treat acting or modeling as a career because your competition most definitely will be. When I have kids, I'll be submitting them to Lily's for representation as well. read more

My daughter was signed on to Lillys talent more then a year ago. She had no auditions. She only got emails about taking classes that we would have to pay for. I tried several times to email and call and have gotten no response. I understand that this business takes time but we can at least get some type of support and response. At least to let us know whether my daughter needs updated photos and to point us to the right direction. No response! read more

I submitted my baby daughter's pictures online last year and was called in for a go see. She did great and a couple of months later we went in for auditions for Tomy Toys. A few months later we were called in for a TV commercial audition and she booked it! Ive had an awesome experience with everyone at Lily's Talent Agency. My agent Joe makes me feel recognized and that my daughter is important at Lily's. They all work together to get the talent in frontof their clients to get booked! Always warm and welcoming when we stop in to pick up something. I'd refer Lilys Talent Agency to anyone looking to start their childs career in entertainment! read more

If I could give them less than a star I definitely would. This is not the 1980s/1990's where you can cheat people & think they're naive to have to use their photographer so they get a cut. They've had this reputation for over 20 years. Ask anyone in the industry in Chicago, and they are not respected. They haven't been for many years, if ever. They're only known for representing children. And they love to steal parents money as well forcing them upon their photographer & classes. That's not how the industry works anymore and hasn't worked this way for over 20 years. This isn't Barbizon 20yrs ago. They feed off of naive people. But they think they can scam people in Chicago and they enjoy it. Not to mention, their former social media guy/agent assistant in 2019, made many comments to me that made me feel uncomfortable, in a disgusting sexual way. These people are con artists & stay far away. The casting directors don't respect them because they screw up auditions for both on-camera & VO. I had a few friends that deeply regretted signing with them and after they realized they were such a joke they got a real agent. read more

Perhaps things have changed. I heard Lily's had a great reputation. Then I submitted my daughter for consideration. After emailing form letters to me about how they were interested, I receive the dreaded email about how in order to be seen she needs photographs with their photography for $400. They have never spoken to me or my daughter and are already asking for this? Clearly they are needing to find other ways to supplement their income. I guess I will look elsewhere. read more

Lily and her team have always been professional and EXTREMELY hard working! I have been an exclusive with them for quite some time and am so grateful for such positivity and support. Erica and Courtney have also been the BEST when it comes to on-camera! The team at Lily's expects 100% from their talent because they often give 200% in the work they do. They've helped develop my career significantly and I am so grateful to them. read more

I completely disagree with Mary D.'s comments. I have been a talent of Lily's since I was a child and now as an adult so I have grown close to her and many of her employees at her office. Not only have they always gotten me modeling jobs but they have always been a friendly, happy staff who are always willing to lend me advice and tips on how to get more jobs or improve pictures/auditions. I've also made many friends with other talents in the agency and we all think Lily's is the best agency in Chicago. read more

Lillys is good if you have 400-500.00 for professional pictures to shell out immediately. You can pick your own photographer or find your own. They reccommed Socko he is 500.00! Also they want you to pay 100.0 upfront to have your kids photos added to their website. They will never book your kid ever without this 100.00 and professional photos. They signed up my daughter over a year ago and I didn't pay the 100.0 0 dollars or get expensive photos and she has never ever been called to be booked! I did receive one email asking me to use Socko photography for a nifty 500.00 photo shoot and guess what they even have a lay away! So unless you have 600.00 on hand right now don't bother to call Lilly's read more

I emailed Lily's with my resume and photos. They said that they "liked my look, but photos are not up to current industry standards" They then told me I should use their "highly recommended" photographer Socko, which I did. After paying Socko to do a shoot, and $800 later, I sent them my new photos, and guess what! I have not heard from them since then. They CLEARLY get a kickback from Socko, and make profit weather they sign me or not. DO NOT USE LILY'S!!! THEY ARE THE BIGGEST SCAM IN CHICAGO!! Also, if you ask other reputable agents, acting studios, and acting teachers, they all say DO NOT GO TO SOCKO, that the only agents who use his photos is lily's, and no one else even likes his photos. read more

I highly recommend Lilly's Talent to anyone who is interested in modeling. They have a truly professional crew and work with some of the best clients, advertising agents and skilled photographers. I have had nothing but great results with their company and find their staff to be extremely passionate about their work. Great work everyone! . read more

Went to one of their "cattle calls" years back trying to get an agency to represent me. They told me I was good for print, but I needed head shots/comp cards and I received a list of around 10 different photographers they recommended. The 1st was named SOCKO. I reviewed the rest and I wanted to go with another on the list of photographers that wasn't nearly as expensive as he was. Once I told Lily's my decision, they weren't pleased about my selection. I informed them that the photographer was on their list of photographers they wanted you to go with and their response was the same as they originally told me "would you like another recommendation"? They want you to go with one certain photographer that I believe gives them a kickback. I know of others in the industry that have a similar story with Lily's. After getting head shots/comp cards made by said photographer, I was signed. Was told they like to have all their talent having the same type of headshot. (as long as it's coming from their guy) After signing with them and not hearing anything for around 4 months I called to touch base with them and it seemed they had really no idea who I was and not long after that call, I was sent on a print shoot look/see audition. In my opinion just to say they sent me somewhere. Less than 2 months later, I received an email from Lily's asking if I can send a regular picture of myself so they could see if I had any changes in appearance etc. and then was promptly let go from the agency after being sent on one audition in around 8 months and the excuse was that they had too many like me in their system. They get you to spend a ton of money on pics while getting kickbacks. They are shady. read more

Whoever is behind their computer screen replying to emails is VERY rude! I was very excited about this agency until the lady/guy who responds to the emails got snippy with me for asking " what needs to be in the portfolio"! read more

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Lily's was the BEST when Stephanie was the Theatrical Agent. After Stephanie left everything went down hill. Tons of auditions with Stephanie..... Zero with Erica. It's apparent Lily cares more for her agents than her money making clients. Still waiting for a check for photo shoot back in October 2015. Its now October 2016!!! Goodbye Lily's. read more

My Daughter is an exclusive and we LOVE Lily's! Everyone we have come in contact with are nice and professional! My daughter has already had a few bookings and we are so proud of her! Thanks Lily's for being such a great Agency!! read more

I have been familiar with Lily's Talent Agency for years. I would highly recommend them to any model, talent or client. They are simply the best at what they do. Go Team Lily's! read more

My experience is not positive. My 14 year old has cried over the way her "agent" doesn't get her auditions. I feel regret letting her sign here. It hasn't been a positive impact. read more

Beware, parents! There are definitely "optional" fees when you sign up, and you'll be dealing a lot with brusque assistants who quite obviously don't have kids. This agency is likely not worth your time and investment. Fellow parents, you should never pay for anything upfront--often disguised at Lily's as online and workshop fees. Please, please be careful. read more

I have to completely agree with Jessica L. The "exact" same thing happened to my daughter and me. I too, heard they had a great reputation. And again, after emailing form letters, which are obviously mass produced and very general (think, "insert name" here), I got the email telling us the shots I took of my daughter in my backyard were not enough to go on and they needed her to be shot with their photographer in order to be considered. I checked out this photographers site and saw the huge fee he charges for sessions. I think $400 for a comp card for beginners is outrageous! I will not recommend Lily's to anyone wanting to get into this business as they continually pushed the use of their photographer. Such a huge disappointment. read more

PHOTO MILL SCAM This agency makes some of their money by sending models, actors and actresses to photographers like SOCKO that are ON STAFF to shoot expensive photos and produce their comp card. A brand new model, actor or actress should never print more then 500 cards at one shot. If you're new, chances are your first card isn't going to be strong. It's simply just a way to introduce you to clients. So Test Shoots should cost no more than 200.00 Its best to keep shooting to gain experience and update your cards within a few months. So, 500 cards and spending more than 200.00 isn't a good idea This agency doesnt have you write check to them directly. After email submission, agency said that I had a great look and suggested that I shoot with Socko after spending 700.00 I submitted to agency with no response back. Would not recommend this agencywho does business this way. read more

Do not go there, there is nothing for you to do there if you are a stranger. My daughter has booked only one job over the last 2 years, and that was it. She has NOT been sent to ANY auditions or castings, and each time I inquired I was told to just "hang on there, it has been slow, but better times are coming". I renewed the compcards, because I was told that that was mandatory for "anyone serious about the business". I also attended the seminar - with no results (so in case you wonder - no, there is no preferential treatment). In sum, I spent a lot of money for nothing. I have learnt the hard way. All the royal positions in this industry are already taken, ladies. There are few who have the jobs, and the rest just has high hopes. read more

Julia S.'s post is completely false (from a competitors business and is using hate speech/bullying behavior). At the very least, the post is not aligned with the purpose of Yelp. Lily's Talent and working with Socko the photographer have given me a very positive and professional experience. read more

A total scam they want $500 to take your picture after they do that they will charge you to get you pictures online. It is like $40.00 a month to get you picture out there. read more

In Response to Previous Review: Jessica L. 6/18/2009 Perhaps things have changed. I heard Lily's had a great reputation. Then I submitted my daughter for consideration. After emailing form letters to me about how they were interested, I receive the dreaded email about how in order to be seen she needs photographs with their photography for $400. They have never spoken to me or my daughter and are already asking for this? Clearly they are needing to find other ways to supplement their income. I guess I will look elsewhere. ....Photos and Photography are part of the business. It is an investment, and you have to look at it that way. You cannot work and they cannot send you out until you have your photos/comp card head shots. You face the same circumstance at any agency. You should be able to make that money back, and you need to look at it like that if you want to work. read more

My daughter has been with Lilys for 8 years. Overall the experience has been positive and she has earned money for her own bank account. Early on there was a big misunderstanding between an agent and I but the office Manager worked hard to resolve. I was told early on that the ultimate decision to hire my daughter was from the client. I was also told about the drought of print opportunities during certain sizes. It is very important to maintain updates, and improve on your own. It is only so much an agent can do. We stay positive and faithful. read more

Are you curious about having your child model? I was, but my experience with Lily's has satisfied my curiosity. My son was invited in for an "invite only baby interview". We were told our appointment time, what to bring and to be on time. Got it. We took the day off work, bought my son a new outfit and drove 40 miles to the city. 24 hours before our appointment I got an email saying only 1 parent is allowed per child. That would have been nice to know before my husband took the day off work. We arrived and were greeted by a less than friendly front desk girl. We were directed to a 90 degree waiting room full of children and mothers. I was expecting a more exclusive experience. After about 20 minutes (15 minutes past our appointment time), a woman walks in and says they're ready to start. She immediately tried to take my 2 year old son by the hand and lead him out of the room away from me. My son backed up towards me (which I'm proud of) and the woman instantly said "ok, you can go home." I was shocked and I think the other mother's in the room were surprised, too. I asked the woman to give my son another chance and she acted hesitant. What's the big deal? She ended up trying to take his hand again and he reacted the same way. We were excused. The whole experience was literally 5 seconds. What an absolute waste of time. Why not give the kids some time to warm up? Why not be friendly towards them? When we were invited to the this "appointment" we should have been told what was expected of our small child. If they told me that my infant would have to be ok with randomly walking off with a total stranger, I wouldn't have wasted my time. While I was collecting my things to leave my son started running a short distance back and forth. You know, like a child might do. He wasn't getting into anything or causing any trouble. A Lily's employee instantly yelled "who's kid is that!?" I said "mine". She said "get him out of here". Are you kidding me? I just stared at her and she says "yeah, thanks". I have no idea why anyone would want their child in this sort of atmosphere. read more

They say first impressions are everything and I am impressed so far. Went in recently for an interview with my daughter after they approved her online application. I was pleased by the professional and organized fashion in which they do things so far. From the initial phone contact to the follow up email about our appt and then the interview itself. The staff was all kind and well informed. Their policies seem fair and well thought out and in the interest of maintaining professionalism. I look forward to working with them. Im updating my review to say that I discontinued working with Lily's many months ago. I did so by refraining from updating my childs comp cards, as it appeared not to be worth our time. We were offered few ooportunities to audition, and on each audition I was shocked that the majority of other applicants or models on jobs, referred to themselves as "a friend of Lily". The first time I came accross this was when a mother and father were both in attendance at a job my daughter was chosen for, and I am aware that they have what I thought was a strict policy on not bringing more than one adult, and no siblings to the audtions or jobs. This is an obvious distraction for the photographers and crowded for everyone and makes a lot of sense. When I asked the parents about this they simply smiled and said, "yea, well, we are friends of Lily's". When this continued to happen it became apparent to me that it would not be worth my time to continue working with this agency. My other daughter had previously done modeling as a child, and I never experienced anything like this with the multiple agencies we previously had worked with. I also was asked repeatedly via email and phone call to please attend a training session at the agency to help me better understand the industry. I think this may be where they intended to sit us down and talk to us about how important it is network and which appears to mean to be friends with the owner of the agency, which can be acheived by attending one of the courses she offers you to pay her for, in exchange for preferential treatment. read more

Here's my experience: the FIRST email I received was titled "ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO REACH YOU ... 24 HOUR RESPONSE REQUIRED." I responded within 24 hours but they replied saying they couldn't call in person due to my "delayed response." The email also said that they had to be confident with my headshots before they could invite me to audition, that mine looked like "snapshots," and that they could recommend an industry photographer for me. I submitted professional headshots so this, along with the form letters and mysterious nonexistent "first" email, made me skeptical. I steered clear but go with your gut. Good luck everyone! read more

A terse reply via email: "Socko or other industry photographers may not fit your budget, but really not expensive given the experience level and the fact that these shots are imperative to most talent as it is what gets them noticed by clients. Note all the services wrapped up into someone's fee like Socko and the fact they will mentor you for a year after your shoot. Would you give up a year of your time to someone for that rate? You note about attempting acting, but I did not see a resume attached to your submission. Do you have tv, film and theatre experience? If you don't have this type of experience then you just cannot instantly become an actor. There are people who train for years in this field and still seeking representation. Unfortunately, as noted in my initial emails we do not provide time for a professionals audition without materials and this is a filter for the meeting itself. Being a professional agency and wanting to meet with new faces that have been prepared, we have referred you to Socko for assistance and consultation regarding some of your questions." Lily's might be good once you sign with them, but I don't like the attitude of the person who replies to emails- which often seem like canned responses. I particularly didn't need the belittling questions in this email. Don't bother approaching them if you don't already have professional photos, they won't direct or meet with you at all. I guess thats what a professional photographer does?! read more

This place stinks. I don't even want to go into the ridiculous hoopla they requested me to go through for my daughter who was already a Ford Model in NYC prior to moving to Chicago. Unfortunately, Ford discontinued their children's department so I'm stuck looking for another agency...it won't be Lily's. read more

I'm not sure what to say about Lily's Talent Agency. I submitted my daughter to them and I got the infamous email that expressed interest in her if I would only get professional photos through their photographer Socko! He was a little pricey, so I couldn't do it right away. After repeated reminders from Lily's, I eventually got it done. Being a former actress myself, I knew the importance of quality photos. However, I didn't expect to be charged an additional $200 for a CD of the images that were shot along with ridiculous charges for everything else including $20 just to preview the images online. Whatever you do, approach Lily's and Socko! with extreme caution. They will not disclose the cost of 'the actual' submission process until its too late! Please, beware and save up because it will cost well over a thousand dollars just for an official consideration. I wonder if that even legal? read more

First of all, one of Lily's daughter's lives in Florida, so forget anything that comes out of Florida. Second, if your child is shy at all forget doing this. My son did it through elementary school and did quite well but I saw mother's that pushed their children and it's not in the best interest of the child. My son wasn't afraid of strangers, took direction and was smart enough to ignore the other nosy mother's. He also learned the value of work to make a buck (a millionaire by 25). But, he was an exception. It's more work for the mother than it is for the child. Can't tell you how much time I devoted to prepping his clothes bag, driving downtown in bad traffic, buying food and just sitting around waiting for the shoot or commercial to be done. The child is the winner, mom is just a tag along schmuck. read more

I was debating back and forth whether to write a review or not. I decided I should after I cooled off, because my experience was not a good one; and I don't want anyone to ignore the signs because Lily's Talent Agency is approved by the SAG. I went online and printed out an application and mailed it in. Didn't hear anything for a long time, which is what I expected. After a certain point I gave up. Well after about 7 or 8 months I got an email from "Lily" saying they would like to work with me. The first sign, when "Lily" wrote back asking me what type of agent I was interested in. On the application it asked you what type of agent you want, and I stated clearly which one I wanted. She shouldn't have asked because she had all of my information on paper and I sent in a demo. The second sign, she kept sending huge emails and part of the instructions was to keep all the messages in the body of the email. That wouldn't have been a problem, but since those emails were so big it would automatically moved as an attachment. So I would have to copy and paste the message. Anyway, since I had to do that the emails would take about an hour to 90 minutes to send it. Finally I got sick of it and just replied to her and told "Lily" about my situation, that the emails were too big and would slow my computer. Well, I got a reply with a straight up attitude; about what part of the instructions I didn't understand and how she would never send emails that big. I decided to let it go, because according to SAG Lily's is legit. So I ended apologizing and resent the email like she wanted, which took a while to go through. The third and final straw, "Lily" emailed me saying I needed industry standard pictures, and she could recommend some people if I would like. She was even nice enough to send examples, so she very very nice about recommending someone. I wrote back and told her I would find my own photographer and that in fact after I got her email I made an appointment and will be getting my pictures taken in a few days. I got another nasty email demanding to know where I will be taking my picture and where in fact I lived. Where am I located? On my application, I stated my address and I certainly didn't put a Chicago address, so why is she asking? If this is a professional agency she should already know. There was more in the email and it was very rude and condescending. She added in the letter they like taking people from Chicago, but do have exceptions and will still consider me. She acted like she was doing me a favor. As much as I wanted an agent I listen to my gut and decided this was not a good agency-- no matter what the SAG said. I think she never had any intention of signing me. I think they wanted to recommend me to one of their photographers, which I think they get some sort of fee for recommending someone; and then decide not to take me on; while not illegal certainly not ethical. Unfortunately, I deleted those emails otherwise I would have complained to the SAG, and sent those as evidence. Lastly, before I even emailed Lily's back when they first contacted me I went to look at reviews for Lily's Talent Agency. I saw the reviews weren't all bad on Yelp, so that and add the fact SAG okayed them I felt it was a good agency. The same day I wrote her back, which was a Saturday, telling I don't want to work with them I got an immediate response trying to do some damage control, but for me it didn't work. After I read her damage control email I went back to Yelp to see if I missed anything. Lo and Behold on Yelp there is a 5 star rating from a young woman from Evanston, saying how great this agency is. Put up the same day I say I do not want to work with them.. So now I believe they are writing those positive reviews. My only advice is follow your gut and if something doesn't feel or sound right, it probably isn't. You don't want to end up in a bad situation. A bad agency can really ruin your career as well as your life. Luckily I got out before I even got in. It's to bad I didn't have a good experience. I really would have liked to write a positive review. read more

I was looking up Lily's to see if the agency was on here and I must say I wonder what this disgruntled Mary D. must have written? I can only speak from vast amounts of experience with regards to Lily's Talent Agency and the hard working staff from years of working with them as a talent and FOR them in the office. Especially Lily herself, who is one of the hardest working individuals in the business. I remember countless times when she would work well past closing to satisfy her clients. She would often personally deliver packages to the casting directors herself. On the other side of the pool, she was just as tireless in her time and attention to trying to develop careers for the talent. Always going the extra mile to explain the ins and outs of the business and finding varied jobs to help develop and maintain the skills needed to survive in the industry. I'm sorry that the general public never sees the hard work and struggle and agency goes through just to stay afloat, it would certainly earn respect for such an agency as Lily's. read more

My daughter has been signed with Lily's since last Nov, '08, and has not had 1 call for an audition. We have stayed in touch with them on a regular basis and I, too, heard great things about this agency. I did not go with their super expensive in-house photographer for headshots because she was not signed for modeling-she was signed for on-camera and voice. Of course they say the reason she has not gotten auditions is because of her headshots. I am very disappointed but will try other agencies to see if she gets anything. read more