Complaint Review: Gemma Regis - Plus X models

Gemma Regis - Plus X models I responded to an advertisement on Craigslist from an agent seeking talent for representation. After conducting a search on the name provided, I found a website with the same email address. Consequently, I replied to the ad and submitted my headshot and website. Allow me to provide a brief overview of myself. I am originally from Australia and have previously operated a successful talent agency in Sydney for five years. As a result, I possess a good understanding of fraudulent agents and their practices. Additionally, I am an international photographer and have produced a TV show that has aired for 15 seasons on Australian TV, Roku TV, and several streaming services. Throughout my career, I have received nominations for Best Actress, Best TV Host, Best Director, and Best Art Show. I relocated to Los Angeles with an O1 visa after falling victim to a con artist named Bobby Leigh, who falsely posed as a music and talent manager. Bobby promised to secure my TV show on Warner and promote my music globally. However, since arriving in the USA, I have never met Bobby Leigh, and it became evident that everything he had claimed about himself was a fabrication. Bobby Leigh's story is a separate matter that I will address separately. Returning to the topic of Gemma Regis, she contacted me and introduced herself as a manager with extensive connections in Hollywood, including numerous prominent figures whose names escape me. Gemma requested that I send her makeup-free selfies without filters, which I promptly did. Although I attempted to share information about myself, she dominated the conversation for over an hour, leaving me no opportunity to speak. Despite this, I forwarded my website, showreels (of which I possess multiple), CV, Casting Network and Actor Access profiles, IMDb page, and a collection of diverse headshots reflecting my skills as a makeup artist and stylist. In total, I have over 70 different headshots that I utilize for job submissions based on specific briefs. I also provided her with links to my Pulse, Linktree, Instagram, TikTok, Vimeo, YouTube, and Facebook accounts. Gemma texted me, remarking that I appeared more beautiful without makeup and expressing her belief that my photos were excessively sexy. She advised me to adopt a single look and asserted that my CV was fundamentally flawed and unsuitable for the US market. It's worth mentioning that I had developed my CV with guidance from the scam Agent / artis management United States