Rosanne Priest is an actress, singer, and creative with over 25 years professional experience, spanning all areas of the acting industry, including musical theatre, stage, screen, radio, voice-over, presenting, and studio recording (amongst others). Her professional career has taken her all over the world, including UK tours, European tours, and world cruises. She comes to Prolific Talent as co-founder, with three years experience as an agent, working with a flourishing co-operative agency in London. As a committed and compassionate agent with a wealth of life experience, she cares about the professional and personal well-being of her clients, providing career advice and championing her clients from the off, whether new to the industry, or established professionals. Rosanne grew up near Sheffield, where she was influenced by her theatrical family from an early age. At sixteen, she studied for a year in Colorado, USA, where she embraced the many opportunities available to learn singing and acting in the United States: She competed in Show Choir, became a member of the International Thespian Society, was listed on the Honor Roll, and ultimately graduated with a US High School Diploma. On returning to the UK, Rosanne enrolled at North Cheshire Theatre College, under the tutelage of David Johnson (formerly of Oldham Theatre Workshop), where she gained her Musical Theatre and Acting Diploma. While at drama school, she showcased various leading roles, including Mary Poppins, Janet in The Rocky Horror Show, and Fantine in Les Misérables. Shortly after graduating, Rosanne moved to London, to perform her first professional lead role as Ruthie in I Can Get It For You Wholesale, at the Arcola Theatre, closely followed by the role of Judith in Elegies for Angels, Punks, and Raging Queens. She remained in London for many years performing professionally, while simultaneously furthering her education at London Metropolitan University, going on to achieve a BA honours degree in English and Theatre Studies. As part of her degree course, Rosanne also studied for a semester at City College, New York (USA), taking part in several productions with the CCNY Theater Program. In the UK, her varied professional career has included unique highlights, such as Tony Blair the Musical, which sold out for the duration of its run at the Edinburgh Fringe, and a stint with NewsRevue - the world’s longest running live comedy show. She has appeared with the cast of the acclaimed Thursford Christmas Spectacular, the UK’s largest Christmas show. Her voice is featured on the concept album recording of the musical A Christmas Carol as Mrs Dilber and Mrs Cratchit, and she voiced the role of Mary in children’s musical, AlterNativity. Rosanne is a seasoned pantomime performer, having worked her way through roles as Principal Girl, Principal Boy, Wicked Queen, and Fairy Godmother, in various pantomimes in the UK. She has toured the UK four times with Mad About the Musicals, alongside Gareth Gates (Pop Idol), and Jai McDowall (Britain's Got Talent winner). More classical credits include Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, and a multi-role version of A Midsummer Night's Dream, in which she played Titania, Puck, and Quince. She recently appeared in Jane Eyre at the Attic Theatre in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Internationally, Rosanne’s career has taken her all over the world, including three contracts on Cunard ships: she performed as principal vocalist on board QE2, until the famous ship's retirement in Dubai in 2008, before going on to complete World Cruises on the QM2 and Queen Victoria. She has also toured Spain with a potted Shakespeare show, and travelled with major European tours, in both Abba Mania, and Abba Gold - the Concert Show, performing to sell-out crowds at venues such as the World Forum Theater in Den Haag, Salzburg Arena in Austria, and the National Theater in Bern, Switzerland. Offstage, Rosanne's screen credits include Kayleigh O'Clearigh in award-winning feature film The Haunting of the Lady-Jane, and multiple short films. She co-starred opposite her sister in the comedy web-series InGeneous. Rosanne also writes for stage and screen, and has written, produced and starred in her own projects, with several of her scripts shortlisted in screen-writing contests. She is an experienced photographer, regularly providing updated headshots for Prolific actors. Rosanne continues to perform selectively, but she now prioritises furthering the careers of her clients at Prolific Talent.

Before having children, Ros was an agent in the classical music world. She is delighted to return to the rewarding work of artist management, combining her experience with insights as an actor herself. A versatile actor and singer, Ros is a dab hand at comedy, her roles ranging from Despina in 'Cosi Fan Tutte' to Diana in 'Lend Me a Tenor' and Barbra Streisand in 'Forbidden Broadway'. She loves new writing, and is looking forward to performing in her own play 'Waving,' co-devised with Ava De Winter in 2025.

Tim Bryn Smith is an actor, writer, director, producer & coach with over 30 years experience working in the acting industry. Co-founder of Prolific Talent, Tim truly understands an actor's journey, and wholeheartedly supports their needs, both personally and professionally. Currently in post-production for his first self-written feature film ‘Surrender to It,’ and the exciting new short film ‘Pura Vida,’ shot entirely on location in Costa Rica, Tim is not just an agent, but a creative who makes things happen. After successfully auditioning for the BAFTA winning Television Workshop, Tim began his professional career aged 14, appearing in shows on ITV and BBC, plus playing various voice roles in radio plays. Highlights include working alongside Oscar Winning director Andrea Arnold for the Channel 4 Coming Up series, starring alongside Andrew Lincoln in Channel 4’s Teachers and playing fan favourite footballer Clyde Connelly in Sky One’s Dream Team. In 2006 Tim set up his award winning production company Fourmost Films producing a slate of commercial campaigns for Virgin, Redbull, Barclays, Vauxhall and Chevrolet. He directed MOBO winning artist Mahalia in her first short film 'Respect Me' and produced two more award winning shorts; Trust Me and Schoolboy featuring Eastenders favourite Chris Parker, The Office star Stacy Roca, BAFTA winning actor Chanel Cresswell and BET Award winning musician Wretch32. In 2010 Tim founded The Actors Workshop Nottingham & Online where he continues to support hundreds of actors to build professional careers in the industry. Alumni can currently be seen in Doctor Who, Hollyoaks, Aladdin (Disney+), Emmerdale, Coronation Street and the Royal Shakespeare Company (to name but a few). In 2013, Tim helped to launch Freeview channel Notts TV, with a regular audience over 1.5 million. He was also series producer for ‘Digital Nation’ on BBC iPlayer with a budget of £2.6 million. In 2014, Tim co-founded Nexus Cast & Crew Network, providing talent development opportunities for Midlands-based freelancers and artists pursuing careers in Film, TV, Theatre & Radio, with a prime focus on increasing accessibility to the arts. Memorable guests include legendary film director’s Mike Leigh, Shane Meadows & Simon Ellis. Following the global Covid pandemic in 2022, Tim was recruited to support some of the countries most successful content creators, amassing millions of views and subscribers for the likes of YouTube sensations Tommy Innit, Jack Manifold, Ramboo, Tubbo and more. Tim is also an experienced photographer who has provided headshots for many Prolific clients and actors from The Actors Workshop Nottingham. With his wealth of connections and expansive 30 years experience working in the industry, it is with great pleasure that Tim now heads up Prolific Talent, an actors agency that truly understands an actors journey and wholeheartedly supports their needs both personally and professionally.