The Dazey Hills Company has rebranded as Dazey Talent, marking a new chapter in the entertainment industry after seven years and a refined focus on actor representation.
Founded by Abbie Hills at the age of 23 while completing her Master’s degree in Cultural Arts Management, the company initially represented production crew and on-screen talent across the South of England. Following steady growth and a strategic reassessment post-COVID, the agency scaled back its remit to focus exclusively on actors and models, before transitioning to represent actors only.
“I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved over the last seven years,” says Hills. “It’s been a period of growth and evolution, and I’m thrilled to share this new identity. The rebrand reflects a more refined, sleek, and professional direction, while continuing to embody the inclusive and diverse values at the heart of the agency.”
Now operating as Dazey Talent, the agency represents over 60 actors across the UK and Europe, including Kemi Adekoya (Dreaming Whilst Black, Dreamers, Festival of Slaps) and Jacob George Wright (Atomic), who was recently accepted onto the prestigious stunt register.
In addition to traditional representation, Hills is expanding client support to include guidance on social media strategy and advocacy-led campaigns, particularly for actors raising awareness around disabilities and health conditions. This includes clients such as Georgie Fox, who uses her platform For Bendy Days to spotlight life with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) alongside her work as an actor.
Dazey Talent continues to build a roster centred on diversity, inclusivity, and distinctive voices, with an emphasis on long-term career development in an evolving industry. While The Dazey Hills Company name will remain active in connection with Hills’ work as a producer and on co-productions, Dazey Talent will operate solely as a talent agency focused on actors and their creative futures.
