What Signing With an Agency Really Looks Like: Lessons from The Orangery and WME
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What Signing With an Agency Really Looks Like: Lessons from The Orangery and WME

llikely story
2026-01-29
10 min read
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A 2026 insider guide: what agencies like WME look for, how to prepare submissions, negotiate representation, and what transmedia deals really mean.

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