Is One Source Talent a scam?

The user above answered the question well with the BBB info (which speaks for itself) and the basics on an agency. I would add a few things. First, it would depend on where you are living, because that will determine what kind of agencies and work you will have access to. There is a lot to be said about having acting experience, but what you bring to the table as far as talent is far more important. When it comes to presenting yourself to agencies, especially in the highly competitive markets of New York and Los Angeles, you have to professional marketing tools to even be considered. These tools are your headshots, resume, and showreel. Without these, you won't really be considered by any legit representatives. Understand that an acting career is an extremely difficult career to achieve and the odds are greatly stacked against an actor's success. It is also a career which is achieved at a walk, not a run, and only after a lot of investment of time and money, without ever knowing if your will see the payoff. There is a great bookstore for actors in Los Angeles which is also online: Samuel French Bookstore. It is a great place to start in educating yourself about the business. Best of Luck.

If you don't have enough experience and training to get an agent on your own, paying any sort of service to do the same thing for you is not really going to make a difference. Any agency is assessing you on the experience and training listed on your resume. If you haven't heard back from any agencies, then you would be better off spending your money on investing in more acting classes A talent service will try to get you into an agency, often because they are getting a finder's fee from the agency for anyone they place as well as making money from you. But they cannot really do anything you can't do on your own. A lot of people don't want to spend the time or make the effort to contact agents on their own and for them it's worth the money to pay someone else to send out their headshots and resume. Whether you feel it's worth the money is entirely up to you Here is the BBB review of One Source http://www.la.bbb.org/business-reviews/Talent-Advertisers---Advance-Fee/One-Source-Talent-in-Beverly-Hills-CA-100069816

If you don't have enough experience and training to get an agent on your own, paying any sort of service to do the same thing for you is not really going to make a difference. Any agency is assessing you on the experience and training listed on your resume. If you haven't heard back from any agencies, then you would be better off spending your money on investing in more acting classes A talent service will try to get you into an agency, often because they are getting a finder's fee from the agency for anyone they place as well as making money from you. But they cannot really do anything you can't do on your own. A lot of people don't want to spend the time or make the effort to contact agents on their own and for them it's worth the money to pay someone else to send out their headshots and resume. Whether you feel it's worth the money is entirely up to you Here is the BBB review of One Source http://www.la.bbb.org/business-reviews/Talent-Advertisers---Advance-Fee/One-Source-Talent-in-Beverly-Hills-CA-100069816