You've done the work. Now your representation should match it.

Representation that sees who you are and who you’re becoming.

200+

Over 200 bookings across streaming, network television, and original development.

recent bookings

Billie-Morgaan Walker

National McDonald’s Commercial

Lucas Loc Nguyen

supporting lead in In a Violent Nature 2 (IFC Films).

Elya Wardini

series regular on The Next Step: Cheer (CBC).

Meshach O’Brian

series regular, Two Brothers, (Out TV)

200+

Over 200 bookings across streaming, network television, and original development.

recent bookings

Jeff Pangman

Supporting
You're Killing Me (AMC Studios)

Elya Wardini

Series Regular
The Next Step: Cheer (CBC)

Lucas Loc Nguyen

Supporting Lead
In a Violent Nature 2(IFC Films)

Pascale Davis

Writer of Record
Prime TV Series (1 episode)

01

Positioning

How is the industry reading you right now, and is that reading accurate?
Most actors are submitted based on how they’ve been seen before. We start somewhere different. Before we pitch you for anything, we understand the gap between your current industry perception and where your career is actually going. Then we close it deliberately

02

Pitching

Most agencies submit. We make a case.
When a breakdown goes out in Canada, every agency sees it at the same time. Access is equal. What isn’t equal is what happens next. We don’t submit your profile and wait. We put someone behind your name, a specific, considered argument for why you are the right choice for this role at this moment in your career.

03

North American Reach

Your career should not stop at the Canadian border. Through regular work and meetings in Los Angeles, YCAA has built active relationships with agents at leading American agencies and major US casting directors. These relationships allow us to think beyond the Canadian market, create stronger pathways into the United States, and support clients as their careers expand across North America.

The YCAA Statement.

You didn’t get into this for a role here and there. You got into this to build a career that means something. Most representation treats that ambition like background noise, something to work around between submissions. We treat it as the entire point. YCAA exists for actors who take their craft seriously enough to expect the same from the people who represent them. We keep our roster small, our thinking strategic, and our commitment personal, because real careers are not built by volume. They are built through taste, timing, advocacy, and trust. A career worth having deserves more than an agent who submits. It deserves representation that sees where you are, understands where you’re going, and has the conviction to help you get there.

Focused Roster. Serious Careers.

Most agencies measure success by how many actors they represent. We measure it by what those actors become.

That kind of representation requires proximity.

We know which directors would respond to you, which roles would stretch you in the right direction, and which opportunities look good on paper but move you sideways instead of forward.

That knowledge doesn’t come from volume.

It comes from attention.