I walked in with my partner who was in for an interview. Just sitting on the 1980's leftover purple couch. I noticed everything looked like time had forgotten it. My partner came out of his interview telling me how much Jennifer loved his look and wanted him to bring in $2000 by tomorrow as she would be ""on-site"" in California. Since when do agents spend a month on site?.... Anyway, $2000 by tomorrow? I told him to sit on it for a few days and mull it over, ask some questions and to be sure to get a statement in writing that he would be guaranteed work should he decide to pay the $2000 for acting classes and photos. Next we decided that he should find out who provides the lessons and photographs and how reputable they might be. Jennifer gave us a first name only and was reluctant to release a last name. She then informed us of some of her credentials in acting.... He could have Nicolas Cage!!! But yet he was giving acting lessons inside of a 1980's zebra and purple acting agency??? Then we found dozens and dozens of identical reviews. Even the charter sign in the office had hardware store block lettering pasted to it to give the impression of being a legitimate agency. This is a well honed, but not very well thought out, SCAM!\r
Avoid KBG at all costs! Rub your rosaries as you drive by, where a face mask if you must walk down that stretch of Eastlake Ave to prevent catching the plague that is Kim Brooke Group. If it were possible I'd rank this so-called business with negative stars.
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