Exceptional Talent Management for the Next Generation of Young Performers

Price Hubbard is committed to discovering and representing young talent across the UK in TV, film, theatre, and commercials. With strong industry connections with casting directors and production companies, to secure casting opportunities and support your child’s growth, whether they are just starting out or already have acting experience, we are here to guide them every step of the way.

About us

Price Hubbard was founded with a simple mission: to discover, represent and nurture young, aspiring actors in TV, film, theatre, and commercials.

We work with some of the top casting directors and producers and have access to the best casting opportunities in the UK, ensuring that your child’s talent gets in front of the right people and that they are seen for the right roles in the entertainment industry.

Our Values

Professionalism

We maintain the highest standards in all aspects of representation.

Care

We take the wellbeing of our young actors seriously, providing guidance every step of the way.

Opportunity

Our goal is to unlock opportunities that align with each child’s potential and passion.

Meet Our Team

Our team includes dedicated agents and talent coaches with a passion for nurturing talent. We know how to prepare our young actors for auditions, negotiate contracts, and provide the tools they need to succeed.

Katrina Price

Managing Director

Katrina Jacobs

Katrina Price is a visionary leader in the performing arts community, known for founding one of the UK's leading speech and drama academies, the Speech and Drama Academy. Her academy specialises in delivering LAMDA acting and...

Pamela Mayoss

Talent Agent

Pamela Mayoss

Pamela Mayoss is a talented British actress known for her versatile performances across television, film, and theatre. Pamela has built a reputation for her compelling portrayals and dedication to her craft...

Jack Ryder

Head Talent Coach

Jack Ryder

Jack is best known for his role as Jamie Mitchell in the BBC One soap opera EastEnders, which he played from 1998 to 2002. After his departure from EastEnders, Jack has continued to build his prolific career in...

Caroline Harker

Senior Talent Coach

Caroline Harker

Caroline is a renowned stage, film and television actress and is the daughter of actress Polly Adams and actor Richard Owens. Caroline trained at Central School of Speech and Drama and...

Nelly Ward

Wellbeing Mentor & Talent Coach

Nelly Ward

Nelly Ward is a distinguished actor and somatic movement educator, with a career spanning over two decades. Nelly trained at the prestigious Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art,...

Laurie Nelson

Drama Facilitator

Laurie Nelson

Laurie is an experienced actor, director, and theatre maker who specialises in classical theatre, voice and speech, and nurturing young talent through teaching and facilitation....

Kerry Maynard

Office Manager

Kerry Maynard

Kerry Maynard serves as the highly skilled and dedicated Office Manager at Price Hubbard Talent Agency, where her expertise in organisation and client relations is central to the agency’s success. In this role....

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does a children’s talent agent do?

A children’s talent agent is responsible for finding opportunities for your child in TV, film, theatre, and commercials. We negotiate contracts, manage casting calls, and provide guidance on your child’s career in the entertainment industry. Our job is to ensure your child gets the best opportunities while also protecting their legal rights.

2. How does my child get started with your agency?

To join our agency, you can start by filling out the form on our Join Us page. Once you submit your child’s details, including any relevant experience or interests and submitting a photograph, we will review the application. If we feel your child is a good fit, we will invite them for an audition or an interview to assess their potential.

3. What age does my child need to be to join the agency?

We represent children from the ages of 4 to 18. Each age group will have opportunities tailored to their experience and stage of development. Whether your child is new to acting or has prior experience, we can guide them on the right path.

4. Are you a sole agency?

We are a sole representation agency which means that you are only allowed to be registered with ourselves. Unfortunately we cannot accept you onto our books if your child is already being represented by another agency.

5. Does my child need prior acting experience?

No, prior acting experience is not required. We are interested in children with potential, enthusiasm, and a love for performing. If your child is new to the industry, we will help them develop their skills and confidence through training and guidance.

6. Is there a cost for my child joining the agency?

We do not charge any ‘registration fees’ or upfront fees – Instead, we earn income through commissions on the work we secure for the children we represent. Any talent agency charging large upfront fees is often considered a red flag and can be indicative of a less reputable. The only fee payable is an annual payment of £126 that goes directly to Spotlight Casting so your child can be listed on their directory and put forward for auditions and opportunities.

7. What is the commission fee for representation?

Our agency charges a commission of 20% on all earnings your child makes from work we secure for them. This commission covers our services, including finding roles, negotiating contracts, and managing your child’s career.

8. What is Spotlight?

Spotlight is an industry standard Professional platform where top casting Directors view talent from many agencies in order to make their casting selections from. Spotlight opens the doorway to roles in theatre, television, film productions and commercials around the world. Upon joining the agency, we will manage your child’s Spotlight profile.

9. What types of work will my child be considered for?

We specialise in casting for TV, film, theatre, and commercials. Depending on your child’s age and skills, they may be considered for roles in drama series, feature films, stage productions, advertising campaigns, and more.

10. Will my child need to travel for auditions and jobs?

Yes, auditions and jobs may require travel, especially for high-profile opportunities. While many auditions take place in London, some may be held in other cities or even internationally. We will always inform you in advance and help you plan accordingly. A lot of auditions are also conducted remotely and via a self-tape submission to the casting directors.

11. How often will my child be called for auditions?

The frequency of auditions can vary depending on the age of your child, the demand for specific roles, and the current projects in production. We strive to provide regular opportunities, but availability will fluctuate based on market trends and casting calls.

12. Do I need to be present for my child’s auditions or jobs?

Yes, a parent or legal guardian must accompany the child to auditions and jobs, especially since UK law requires this for children under 16. In certain cases, you can give written consent for another trusted adult to accompany your child.

13. What about schooling and academic commitments?

We understand that education is a priority. Our agency ensures that any work or auditions are scheduled around school commitments whenever possible. For long-term projects, we work with productions to ensure tutors or schooling arrangements are in place.

14. Are there legal requirements for children working in entertainment?

Yes, children working in the entertainment industry must have a valid performance licence, which is issued by your local authority. We will guide you through the process of obtaining this licence. Additionally, a child must not work more hours than legally permitted, and appropriate safeguarding must be in place at all times.

15. How does LAMDA and other training fit in with the agency?

We encourage children to develop their skills through training programmes we operate like LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art) acting classes, which offer qualifications in speech and drama. These can help your child gain confidence, improve their performance skills, and may even provide UCAS points for higher education. If any of our clients wish to enrol onto our LAMDA acting class training programme, they can do so by contacting us directly.

16. Will my child be guaranteed work?

No, we cannot guarantee work. However, we are committed to finding and submitting your child for as many relevant opportunities as possible. Success in the industry can take time, and we will be with you every step of the way to support your child’s journey.

17. What should my child wear to auditions?

For most auditions, simple, neat, and comfortable clothing is best. It’s important that your child feels confident and able to move freely. If specific wardrobe requirements are needed, we will inform you in advance.

18. How do I contact the agency?

You can contact us via the Join Us page, or call us directly on 020 7123 4567. We are always available to answer any questions or provide further information during our office hours.

Still have questions?

We’re excited to hear from you! Whether you’re interested in joining our agency or have a general enquiry, feel free to reach out:

Join Us

Once you’ve submitted your application, we will be in touch with you shortly to discuss next steps.