Kaback Models Get Sole Access to VIP Talent Connections

Kaback Model ManagementVIP Talent Connect’s networking summits have been the world’s most exclusive opportunity to launch a career in entertainment… and they just got even more exclusive.

At one time open to invited members of the public, access to VIP Talent Connect Summits is now available solely to the top models, actors and musicians signed to KMM Talent. Applications for VIP membership are no longer being accepted.

This change affords The IT Factor the opportunity to make the VIP Summit what it should be- available only to the top 1% of the industry.  We as a company can now focus on what’s most important- being the only management company offering their talent direct access to meeting with casting directors and clients for FREE for life.

With over 35 of the top industry agents, managers and recording artists and over a 98% success rate, VIP is the best way to get discovered in the industry.  From Grammy Award winning producers to Academy award winning directors – these are the people our talent need to know.

We have a firm belief in helping all people make the right connections. The only way for an application to be considered is upon referral from two recognized industry leaders.  Examples are perhaps a Grammy Award winner, or a recipient of an Emmy, or even perhaps an editor from an internationally known magazine.

Any person who is willing to give you a referral must have proven credentials that can be verified and their testimonial must be signed and notarized. After reviewing the information, you may be placed upon the waiting list.

The “It” Factor wishes you the best of success in achieving your goals and dreams.

The “It” Factor Productions and KMM is currently casting and looking for a wide variety of looks and age ranges from kids to adults. To take the next step and see if you qualify to be signed, fill out the following information by visiting http://modelingagenciesinpa.com/.

 

 

The IT Factor Alycia Kaback Talent Scout- May: Am I a teacher? Or something better?

Talent Scout, Kaback Talent AcademyAlycia Kaback’s Talent Scout May P. for The IT Factor Philadelphia on her career as a talent scout:

As a child, I wanted to be a teacher. I wanted to look upon children and young men and women with wisdom, hope and the knowledge to help them change their lives. I wished for nothing more but to give them the will to better their lives and the support to chase after their dreams and aspirations.

I’ve now started a new position as a talent scout – and lo and behold – I’m doing the same thing! I’ve met some incredible people through this process, staff and talent alike – beautiful, inside and out. People that have strived, and sometimes failed, to enter one of the more demanding and challenging industries in the world.

But, similar to that of a teacher, I am able to open doors for them. And introduce them to a whole new circle of individuals, i.e. Alycia Kayback, Goldie Rocha, Paul Fisher, Robert Russell and hopefully many more diverse leaders and decision makers in this industry. All it took was one person – a talent scout like me – to possibly change the course and experiences of that one person. This company has the potential and ability to merge great people with even more challenging, yet rewarding, opportunities.

Read about another experience from an Alycia Kaback Talent Scout. 

So, just like that teacher that every child looks back on with fond memories, I can only hope to be a tiny step to help new talent –or “students” – overcome their most difficult encounters.

I’m ready to impart my knowledge as I am learning it…but, at the risk of unreached goals and unprecedented success…are you willing to listen?

VIP Talent Jessica DiGiovanni Featured Interview on MyNY Podcast

Jessica DiGiovanni, VIP Talent ConnectAlycia Kaback loves hearing from talent who’ve attended VIP Talent Connect Summits.  Jessica DiGiovanni is so good at keeping in touch- this is part of her success.  Alycia Kaback always says, “Once you get connected, it is just as important to focus on staying connected.”  Here is our most recent letter from Jessica DiGiovanni:

 

Hi Everyone!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Lets make it a good one!!!

 

So to kick off this year right my friend Patrick James Lynch interviewed me last week about my play, CLOSE UP SPACE and acting in NY on his podcast MyNY. I wanted to send you all the link to it.

Here it is. The audio clip is right under the picture at the top of the page. Just press play…The interview starts at minute 4:45ish…

http://patrickjameslynch.com/2012/01/09/myny-ep-22-with-jessica-digiovanni-actor/

 

Hope everyone is happy and healthy! Thanks everyone again so much for your support!

 

Jess

www.jessicadigiovanni.com

www.closeupspacetheplay.com

Read Jessica’s last email to Alycia Kaback. 

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Alycia Kaback Presents the VIP Talent Connect After Party

VIP Talent Connect, Entertainment networkingAlcyia Kaback loves the VIP Talent Connect After Party and looks forward to it after each event.  It is an integral part of networking for some of Alycia Kaback’s greatest success stories.

Imagine having the opportunity of being in a penthouse lounge and restaurant overlooking Times Square. You arrive and pass through security as your name is on the list.  You take the elevator to the top floor and are now having drinks and appetizers with some of the most influential people in the entertainment world as paparazzi snap your picture and people wonder, are you someone famous? Some of our greatest success stories started out stepping off of that same elevator. This is the VIP Talent Connect After Party.

This special after party event began after the December 10th VIP Talent Connect Summit at The Ava Lounge at the Dream Hotel, only a few blocks away from Caroline’s, where the VIP Summit was held.  Overlooking Times Square at the top of the world, you will have access to a private party where only 10 of our talent were included with the best industry experts and celebrities from the summit in what is considered the hottest ticket in NYC that night. With unlimited food and drinks and intimate access to the speakers from the event, the VIP Talent Connect After Party allowed deals to be made and careers to be launched.

Pictured above is Alycia Kaback with KMM President of Talent Services Goldie Rocha, EA to Alycia Kaback Ali Marinari, VIP Intern Margo Burley, and Director of Scouting Jen Sheeran on the roof of the AVA lounge at the VIP Talent Connect After Party.  Read some VIP Thank You’s to Alycia Kaback.

The “It” Factor Productions and KMM is currently casting and looking for a wide variety of looks and age ranges from kids to adults. To take the next step, fill out the following information by visiting http://modelingagenciesinpa.com/

Alycia Kaback Reviews Fund Forward Career Blog

Alycia Kaback thinks Fundforward.org is a great blog when you are looking for some career help.  Fundforward.org encourages its readers to “create your career… live your dreams.”  Alycia Kaback loves to see writers whose purpose is to incite action in their readers.

You really have to believe you can make your dreams come true and you have to take action on those dreams.  You have to have a plan.  Career planning is part of what you do when you’re thinking about a new career, or you’d like to progress in the career you are in. You might be wanting to make a complete change, or just improve where you are at the moment.

This Fund Forward blog can help you with the action part as it has great articles on practical advice, education, careers, and self improvement tips- recently she has posted on how to writing great essays, how to staying organized, and how to cut your own path and go your own way. Follow this link to read how Alycia Kaback can help you with your modeling or acting career.

The “It” Factor Productions and KMM is currently casting and looking for a wide variety of looks and age ranges from kids to adults. To take the next step, fill out the following information by visiting http://modelingagenciesinpa.com/

Alycia Kaback Shares Trendy Website Tokyo Rose

Tokyo Rose, Trendy Modeling TipsTokyo Rose is trendy blog that posts interesting and informative information and reviews about wide variety of topics that are important today.  Tokyo Rose has extensive posts in the categories of Marketing, Technology, Travel, Entertainment, “Hot Stuff,” and much much more! Alycia Kaback especially likes to check the Entertainment and “Hot Stuff” categories and uses the marketing section as a useful business resource.  Any entrepreneur, no matter their industry, needs to stay up to date on the latest marketing and technological trends.  Alycia Kaback recommends Tokyo Rose as a resource for any type of business.  As a model or actor you might not think of yourself as a businessperson, but if you think about it, you really are in business for yourself.  You control how you navigate and establish a network of entertainment industry contacts and to a wide degree, with the help of your manager, you determine how you market yourself. Tokyo Rose can help you find the best options for you.  Follow this link to read Tokyo Rose’s Alycia Kaback Review. 

The IT Factor Alycia Kaback Presents an Exclusive Interview with Nalya Lebedinskaya

Vip Talent Scout Ali, Nalya LebedinskayaHow did you get started with Kaback Model Management?

I was at an event for another company, and one of the girls at the event approached me and asked me if I would be interested in coming in and setting up an interview.  At first, I thought it was a lie, because everyone comes up to me with cards and asks me if I want to model.  I used to be a model, but had stopped for a while.  I decided that I wanted to start again last year, and went to the South Street office, and it ended up being a real agency.  After I met with Goldie, she told me about the VIP events, and I went to the event last December and started working after that.

What jobs have you done so far?

I’ve been a ring girl in Atlantic City at Tropicana for MMA fights and I was in the Sean Kingston and Trav music video.  I’ve been on The Rememberer, White Collar, How to Make it in America and Mr. Popper’s Penguins.  Most recently, I did a photo shoot for Bugatelli Italian furs, and landed the cover of their catalogue!  The Bugatelli show was a lot of fun, but I didn’t get to keep anything.  It was also a shoot that was really fast, because I was constantly changing outfits.  When you see the finished product, it’s exciting to see that all the work you did paid off!

What has been your favorite job that you’ve done so far?

The Bugatelli shoot.  Everyone was so nice and everything was very organized.  It was just a pleasure working with people that care.

What was it like going on your first casting?

It was a little nerve wracking and my heart was pounding.  You walk into a room with a bunch of drop-dead gorgeous girls so it’s a little intimidating.

What was it like seeing yourself in the music video?

It pleased me.  You work so hard on something-I was there for over 12 hours to shoot it-so it’s worth it to see the finished product.

Nalya Lebedinskaya, VIP Talent Connect ReviewWhat would be your dream modeling job?

I would love to have a consistent job where I could get a contract with a clothing store and model for them or get a gig on TV and constantly work.  I have been very busy and have done a lot of jobs since the event, but I don’t know what’s coming in the future.  I never know when my next job is.  I’m doing a fashion show tonight at Benny the Bums and I’m going to open show, which is exciting.

Are there any jobs that you won’t do?

I always get requested for hair jobs, but I don’t do it because they would cut and dye my hair.  I would not be nude either.  I turned down Playboy because I want to do jobs that would glorify God and my parents.  I want my parents to be proud of me, not ashamed. 

What models do you look up to?

I like Adriana Lima because she is very gorgeous and very photogenic.

What are you looking forward to in the future?

I want to take acting classes, since I have been requested for some that I have landed, and it is something that I want to pursue further.  I really liked being on set, so I’m thinking of taking classes through KMM with Robert Russell.  I also like doing makeup for models, so being a professional makeup artist is something that I’m interested in as well.  I’ve done makeup for models before, and when I did it for the show, they all loved how I did their makeup and I was excited to do it.  I like making someone look more beautiful than they really are, because makeup enhances the beauty.  I don’t want to limit my career with modeling only.

What do you want a photographer or casting director to come away with after meeting and working with you?

I want them to get a good vibe from me and know that I am a good working person and love getting along and working with others.

What do you like to do outside of modeling?

I like dancing, going to church and going on vacations.

Has your life changed a lot since signing with KMM?

I have done a lot more jobs than before, but I know to stay humble and always be myself.  Even if I get a multi-million dollar contract, I’m still the same person.  I want to continue to help more people and donate to charity.

What would be your advice to people who are skeptical about coming in and about the company?

I’m very pleased to know that this is not a scam.  I am speaking from a personal experience.  If this is their dream to become a model, actress, or singer-this is the place where you can start your career and go up.  But, if you aren’t going to put 100% into it, then it’s not for you.  Being on set from 6am and coming home around midnight can get a little tiring.  If your heart isn’t in it, you would feel like this is a waste for you.  But if this is what you want to do, I would advise you to do KMM.

Nalya Lebedinskaya, KMM Talent Reviews, The IT Factor Alycia KabackYou have been to VIP Summits before, what are your thoughts on them and what they can accomplish?

The VIP Summits helped me dramatically.  Those events are how you get your connections.  That is how I got to be on set with Jim Carrey, how I got to be on White Collar and the other TV shows and how I was able to be a ring girl.  I met the right people at the event, then went to the auditions and got the job.  It’s not easy-you might go to 10 or 20 castings and not get picked, but you can’t get discouraged.  You need to continue to go and stay positive and always go to everything.

What is the time Commitment like?

You have to be very flexible.  Your agent could call you at midnight and say they need you on set at 6am because that is the call time for most movies, and you need to be ready.  I do modeling full time, so it works for me.  For some people who are only doing it part time, it might become difficult because you might never know when the audition or job is until right before.

If you could work with any actor/actress or be in any movie, what would it be? 

I would love to work with Clint Eastwood and Nicole Kidman. I would want to be in a movie like the Passion of the Christ or Courageous because whenever I’m not working, I’m in church.  I would want to be in a religious movie, playing the mother of God or something.

 

Talent Scout for Philadelphia with Vip Talent Connect & Alycia Kaback

October 14th 2011

This week at VIP Talent Connect & Alycia Kaback we answer the question how do I become a talent scout? All the major agencies from Ford Model Management and Elite find new talent by hiring talent scouts. Talent Scouts work in New York, Miami, London all over the world.  In the music business, the talent scout is part of the Artists and Repertoire division of the record label. Their job is to find new talent and bring them to the company. Get started by scouting out talent where you are and perhaps even forwarding that information to a targeted person within an A & R department of a label. Make sure you have an agreement with the talent so that you’re not cut out completely. In this business it’s definitely who you know that matters.

What I do in my job as a Model Scout is look for potential model talent. Some models are Runway Models and need to be tall & thin, but most are regular sized people like you & me who have attractive features and are usually height/weight proportionate. Print models can be any shape & size depending on which catalogues are looking for talent. Promotional models usually appear at events and do public appearances.

What I like most about my job is the look on someone’s face when I ask, “Have you ever considered Modeling?” Most women & men never think their dreams could be realized in a few, short moments. I love to help people get where they want to be and to keep them motivated along the path of their dreams!

Now, I want to say that Modeling is a challenging career that is NOT like the movies and NOT just hanging around wearing nice clothes. It takes dedication and responsibility to be in a high pressure career such as Modeling.

I love my job and wouldn’t trade it for anything! From VIP Talent Connect and Alycia Kaback, we hope this answers your question.

VIP Talent Connect Success Story Lauren Lee Interviews with an Alycia Kaback Talent Scout

Alycia Kaback Talent, Lauren LeeHow did you first get started with The IT Factor and VIP Talent Connect?

I got scouted in the mall and went in to an open call.  After that I had another meeting, which was where we were accepted to go to the event for my music and modeling.

Was modeling something you had considered before?

We had considered it and were thinking about it, but had never really looked into it.  We didn’t really know how to go about it, so this helped us look into it and get started.

What are your thoughts about the VIP Talent Connect Summits?

It helps a lot.  I was nervous when I first got there, but it helps you come out of your shell and you become more comfortable as the day goes on and you meet everyone.  VIP Talent Connect helps you network and you get good results from it.  We were amazed with the access that we had to the top executives in the industry that we were able to meet with.  We never thought that could happen.

What came of the Summit for you?

At the Summit, I met with Terri from Wilhelmina.  About a week after the event, I got a call from them wanting me to meet me in New York, which led to me signing a modeling contract with them.  I also got to meet with Ryan Colby, and after meeting with him, he sent me to Teen Vogue where I got to meet with Laura, who does the castings for their editorials.  It was so cool just walking into the Teen Vogue building because the elevator has all the magazines like GQ and Vogue on the walls.

What was that experience like?  Were you nervous?  Excited?

I was nervous at first because I wouldn’t be allowed to go in with my parents-which was the same procedure Wilhelmina.  Then, she asked me basic questions and took some pictures-a short meeting.

But the day didn’t end there!

I then had a photo shoot with Ryan Colby in Tribeca.  We had to take 5 cabs that day to go everywhere we were told to go!  After the photo-shoot, we got the call about Wilhelmina wanting to send over a contract to sign with them, which I was super excited about!

What do your friends at school think of all this and you becoming a model?

They are so excited and happy for me.  Some of them tell me that “my mom said that you could be a model.”  Someone already asked me for an autograph too-jokingly though.

What do you think of everything that’s happened so far to you?

It let us get a taste of how it is.  Things happened so fast for us.  The week following the event was when we got the call about meeting at Wilhelmina and the next week we were in New York.

What would be your dream modeling job?

I’m so excited just to be signed with Wilhelmina!  Someday, I hope that modeling can take me places all over the world, like Paris, to both work and just be able to visit.  I also hope that this opens doors for a music career as well.  I’m open to trying acting, but I don’t have as much experience.  I’ve done theatre camp and school plays, so it’s definitely something that I’m open to trying.  I’m definitely interested in doing commercials and would love to be a Cover Girl for the cosmetics line.

My dream magazine cover that I would want to be on would be Seventeen Magazine.  I like to read it and it would be very cool being able to be on the cover.

Lauren Lee, KMM TalentWho are the models that you look up to?

Heidi Klum, Adriana Lima, Gisele Bundchen.

Growing up, my friends and I used to play a game called America’s Next Top Model and I would always be Tyra.  I would give good tips and would let the other girls borrow my clothes, walk and they would have to have a certain look.  It was a lot of fun.  I would practice posing and walking in my mom’s high heels as a kid.

Who do you look up to singing wise?

Adele, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift.  Taylor Swift because she loves her fans and really shows that she loves her fans and is a really good songwriter.  Beyoncé because of her voice and how great of a performer she is.   Adele because of her voice and her soul that comes through when she sings.  Her voice is so different, which is what I love, even before she was famous.

If you could record an album with anybody, who would it be?

Bruno Mars or Chris Brown because I love their music.

Who are your favorite Actors/Actresses?

Rachel McAdams because my favorite movie is The Notebook.

Who is your inspiration and why?

Taylor Swift because at a very young age she learned guitar, she sings, is very humble, and is an all-around nice girl.  She had so much determination to get her career started, and she rose despite everything that was going on around her when the Kanye West incident happened and in school.  She didn’t try to be anybody but herself, even if she was different and is very gracious in how she handles things.

What are you looking forward to in the future?

I’m so excited to start getting jobs.  I’m excited for my 1st job just to see how it is.

What are your goals both in life, modeling, and singing?

In modeling, I want to do my best and be able to expand and travel.  With singing, through Wilhelmina, I want to be able to open doors for myself and touch people’s lives with my music.  In Life, I want to always do my best with everything that I work on and always stay positive and dedicated.  As I go on, I want to hopefully make money, give back to others and do community service.

Have you had the dream of being world famous and surrounded by paparazzi?

Definitely yes.  I’ve always dreamed about being famous.  I’ve been to LA a couple times.  I won a contest to go to Justin Bieber’s movie premiere from my singing.  Seeing all the famous people on the purple carpet, the different news outlets, and everyone walking down the carpet, made me want that someday.  I’m in the director’s cut version of the Never Say Never movie and have gotten to meet a bunch of famous people already like Asher Roth, Selena Gomez and Sean Kingston.  We went back to LA for my spring break and I love it there and want to live there.  Our last night there we got to see the premiere of the movie Prom and met a bunch of Disney Channel stars.  The entertainment industry is either LA or New York, but for modeling New York is good.  The only downside to New York is that it’s so fast and hard to get used to as I’m getting older, whereas LA is more laidback.

What hobbies do you enjoy?

I like to hang out with my friends, go shopping and to the movies and go out to dinner.  My favorite TV shows are Jersey Shore, Gossip Girl, and Pretty Little Liars.  In middle school, I played field hockey and lacrosse, and I play guitar now too.

Denise, what were your initial thoughts about coming in?

I was skeptical at first, but I did research online.  What really impressed me and made this ok though was reading all the articles and listening to Alycia Kaback’s radio shows.  If this wasn’t legitimate, she wouldn’t have had a radio show.  I felt comfortable going in and being open.  This is something that you have to spend money on in order to get results, but we knew that going in and I felt that this was something safe and a safe environment.  When dealing with your kid, you want people that you can trust and I felt comfortable with that aspect.  There was a lot of opportunity for us to ask questions and there were enough meetings prior to the event that allowed us to have her prepared.

I would not have known what to do if I hadn’t had our meetings, from how to do a biography to what clothes to wear and what pictures to use.  What we were supposed to do, we did down to the letter, from getting a portfolio book and putting songs on a flash drive and what to bring with us.  We did all the stuff we were told, and it worked!  I felt that if she had what it takes, it would be noticed, and it was!

Was it worth it?

It definitely was worth the shot and every penny.  We are so excited for the next event and looking forward to it!  VIP Talent Connect really helps you-it links you up with the right people.  If you follow the instructions, it’s going to work for you if you have what it takes.  I wouldn’t know how to go to NYC and get an appointment with Terri, but Alycia Kaback and The IT Factor gave us that opportunity.  We had looked at sending photos online, but she isn’t 5’8”.   We got the chance to meet with Terri, even though she isn’t 5’8”, because we were there in person and that’s what it takes sometimes.  We are extremely happy with everything.

What would be your advice to people who are hesitant at first if this is something they should do?

Definitely do it, you can get results so quickly, which is amazing.  Also, do your research so you have a comfort level going in.  Networking is everything in life, and I really understood that when Alycia Kaback was talking about it.  She wasn’t begging people-it’s more of a “you need us if you want it.”  With anything in life, you have to have courage to take that step, and there is always risk involved.  I’ve paid more money on a purse than going to the VIP Talent Connect Summit, but it’s a good investment.  You’re not going to get something for nothing-it is impossible.  You have to do whatever it takes make your dreams happen.  At the event, we strategized how we were going to be meeting with everyone:  we were not worried about eating, just making sure we talked to everyone we wanted to talk to and we worked the event.  Even in life, you have to be assertive about going after what you want.

Lauren Lee, VIP Talent Scout for PhiladelphiaAre you worried about school or the time commitment this may become?

No, because we’ve made a decision that this is what we want to do.  I approach her career like a business, and I’m organized in that way.  Whatever it is we need to do, we will.  I’ve looked into train and bus schedules and we’ll have to go talk to the school.  We’ve looked into having a place in New York that we can have access to if it’s needed.  She has our full support.  She’s a great student so we’ll do whatever it takes.  We do know that it takes money, but that’s the industry.  We’re not going to let certain things stop us- if we have to buy something, we will. You got to be ready to jump on things when they happen.  I’m on top of what needs to be done and stay very organized and prepared, as well as my husband, who works for the Ritz, so we can secure a hotel room when needed.

She definitely has to have at least a B in school because school is very important.  Also, maintaining relationships with friends and just being a teenager is important.  We didn’t want to pursue her career until a certain age because we wanted her to have a normal childhood.  She has sang in competitions since she was 8 and had lessons and everything, but we didn’t pursue it further because we didn’t want to wear her out and we wanted to let her be a normal kid.

What are your thoughts on moving to LA or New York and the commitment that this is?

As a family, we’ve considered the possibility of moving to LA if her career takes her there.  It’s something to think about in the future and something to work towards.  I transitioned out of my job to be able to take her places and this is something we’re serious about.  I’ve already looked into having a place in New York with friends when we have to be there.

What would be your dream job for her?

A shoot for Vogue.  It would be wonderful to go to Milan or Paris also.

What is it like for you, watching all this happening?

I’m extremely excited about everything and I’m trying to be in tune to her needs.  I make sure she has food in my purse and whatever she may need, like a sweatshirt.  I was nervous when she went in to the meetings at Teen Vogue and Wilhelmina without me.

What advice do you give to Lauren?

I encourage my kids to dream big.  We’ll be watching the MTV Movie Awards and I’ll tell her to practice your autograph and then will work with her to adjust or change it.  When I found out I was having a girl, I wanted to name her a star name, so we did-Lauren Lee.  We are always having discussions about how she would treat her fan base and talk about having the ability to influence someone’s life and how happy you can make them.  We have lots of discussions about being accessible and humble, and how it is important to be nice to people and give back, like Justin Bieber did for Lauren.

Lauren: I follow Justin Bieber on Twitter and sometimes he re-tweets his fans.  I also follow one of his fan twitters, and they got Justin Bieber to follow me and he sent me a Direct Message for my birthday and that made me so excited.

Denise, we know who Lauren would want to meet, but who would you want to meet?

Kris Jenner because I like how she creates this empire for her children and I would want to be her friend.  I also like Oprah.  I have a lot of respect for Kris Jenner in regards to how we relate with the entertainment industry and our children.  I like family empires because family is extremely important.

Alycia Kaback Announces Casting Director Sarah Conte for The September 17th VIP Talent Connect Networking Summit

Sara Conte, VIP Talent Connect SummitAlycia Kaback was proud to have Sara Conte as part of the Casting Director Panel at the most recent VIP Talent Connect Summit. Sara Conte is a New York-based independent casting director and acting coach.  She cast four seasons of Gossip Girl including season 5, which is still currently in production.  Some of her other background casting credits include The Amazing Spider-Man, Prime Suspect, Blue Bloods, Gods Behaving Badly, Gigantic, Date Night, Lights Out, Parks & Recreation and the Tyra Banks Show.  She has also done work casting leads for independent short films including seasoned actor, Edmund Lyndeck, for the short film “The Drought.”  Currently she is casting independent projects and collaborating with other New York-based casting professionals.  Alycia Kaback loves to invite such accomplished industry experts who can really up start a VIP Talent’s career.