Doing so only brings up a
page that is not viewable unless one is a member of IMDb Pro.
That being the case, perhaps you'd be willing to list your clients etc. for us? Especially since under "Client Roster"
your website only links to that same IMDb page.
ETA:
A Google search turns up a
Facebook page for you (in addition to the information that there is another Integrity Artists Management in the UK, with quite a client roster. Hmm), which leads to images of two author clients. Mark Randle is published by--surprise!--Wheelman Press.
(The other is a writer/director. It appears his film was actually made, and it has
a free Weebly website. Its IMDb page is
here. It looks like a straight-to-video-type horror flick, but hey, there's definitely a market for those. I don't really know anything about movie production etc., so I'll leave that to anyone who does. I note also that at least one [I only checked two] of your
acting clients has some acting credits, which again appear to be small indie projects but like I said, not my area.)
So you basically act as an acquisitions editor for WheelMan Press, and publish your talent agency clients with them? (Are you the T Townsend who reviewed Mark Randle's book on Amazon, btw?
And plugged Mark Randle's books in reviews for other books on the afterlife?)
ETA II:
A more thorough look at your Amazon reviews shows you also plugging in reviews for other products
a video called "Mahjongg for Beginners." It's produced by First Star Media.
First Star Media's IMDb page shows it produced, among other things, a film called
"The Killers in Connecticut," which is plugged on your Facebook page and which--surprise again!--just happens to
be produced by AND star someone named
Tom Townsend, who's also done some work as an uncredited extra/uncredited incidental character in some HBO and other network shows.
All of which is very interesting and all, but Tom, what we really want to know is...what is your connection to WheelMan Press? What is your experience in publishing? Isn't there a conflict of interest in you signing authors you represent to a publishing company in which you have a financial interest, and doesn't the same apply in you hiring actors etc. to work in productions in which you have a financial interest?