Haim Shraga Talent Agency — Personal Management

In a crowded industry, the talent agency under Haim Shraga's management enjoys fascinating success stories in Israel and abroad, with acclaimed actors starring in prestigious, high-rating series — among them: "The Crown", "Fauda", "The Commander", "Hostages", "Cash Register", "Treehouse Kids" and more..

Many years of reputation, persistence, a precise eye and a passion for the craft have made the Haim Shraga talent agency — Personal Management a leading and vibrant one, providing solutions for diverse and numerous productions: international productions, commercial campaigns, digital campaigns, lectures, stage appearances and more.

None of this would happen without precision and great care in selecting the agency's talents, almost all of whom possess professional knowledge, exceptional talent and a memorable type-cast. The agency provides a personal touch, maximizes opportunities, and specializes in crisis management, decision-making guidance, creativity and initiative.

Talent Management Is Far More Than Auditions

First-rate talents who require 360° care — strategy and planning, initiative, creating commercial campaigns, collaborations with agencies and casting directors abroad, and in fact building a career over time with persistence and proven abilities — have all passed through the agency's management. The notion held by many that "everyone is the same", or that "the agent just sends people to auditions", is mistaken and belongs to the old world.

In the competition for the viewer's heart, in a dynamic, noisy and evolving world, talents are obliged to adapt to the times, to create visibility and not wait for the agency's phone call. The burden of proof is on them to keep developing and stay current, and together with the agency it is tight teamwork — each side doing its part to the best of its energy, without compromises and without shortcuts.

The agency chooses to give its heart only to the talents it believes in — those with a healthy approach and the ability to accept a "no". 90% of auditions don't fit, and only those who know they have something to give, who are here to stay, can stay balanced and ultimately work when the right opportunity comes.

Spotting the Next Star and Building Their Career

In Israel, as abroad, there is less inclination to bet on actors outside the circle of already-working faces, so the agent's role becomes challenging anew each time. On one hand, maintaining the actors already working and continuing to provide them work; on the other, giving a chance to actors who are just about to break out and do so in a big way. Both hold great satisfaction — as happened, for example, with Hisham Suliman, who since "Fauda" has become a household name in Israel and abroad, and is currently filming two international series overseas.