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| Casting/Job Title | Location | Project Type | Submit by |
| THE HYPNOTIST-Los Angeles, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film-Inde/low Budget | 02-09-10 |
| Call for Student Short-Boston, MA | Boston, MA | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-09-10 |
| Final Destination-Los Angeles,CA | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-09-10 |
| Casting Call-Austin, TX | Austin, TX | Feature Film - Student Films | 02-09-10 |
| Actors Needed For Film-NV | Las Vegas, NV | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-09-10 |
| LENGTH FILM-Los Angeles, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-09-10 |
| Actor Needed-Little Rock,AR | Little Rock, AR | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-09-10 |
| Preferred Customers-Chicago, IL | Chicago, IL | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-09-10 |
| Try and Be Cool -Portland,OR | Portland, OR | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-09-10 |
| Independant feature film-Minneapo.. | Minneapolis, MN | Feature Film-Inde/low Budget | 02-09-10 |
| Real Women I Know-New York, NY | New York City, NY | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-09-10 |
| Open Casting Call For Feature Fil.. | Hartford, CT | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-09-10 |
| Seeking Actors And Actresses-Evan.. | Chicago, IL | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-09-10 |
| Marilyn's Dress - Chicago, IL | Chicago, IL | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-09-10 |
| CALLED DESDEMONA-New York, NY | New York City, NY | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-09-10 |
| Ethiopian Actress Needed-LA | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-10-10 |
| Task Force 318 - San Francisco, CA | Reno, NV | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-10-10 |
| Samuel L. Jackson Feature Film | Las Vegas, NV | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-10-10 |
| Julia-Fort Lauderdale, FL | Miami, FL | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-10-10 |
| Casting Call For Short - Toronto,.. | Toronto, ON | Feature Film - Short Film | 02-10-10 |
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On Camera Film Casting
You're not coming to an on-camera casting and film audition to get coached. You are
there to blow them away the first time. Come prepared (know who your
character is, what you want, etc.) and blow them away. "Someone
who just nails it is impressive," says Meredith Jacobson Marciano.
"Be on it." The guys in charge might not think you deserve
a second chance. "They will think that they just saw your best
the first time you did it," says Peter Kelley. "I've seen
many theatre actors walk in, fire through a read and be shocked when
the only response is: 'Great! Thanks.' That, in my experience, is
common. Don't be a second take actor."
If you do get a second chance make the most of it. Casting directors and agents at casting agencies love an actor that can take direction well. They are going to throw things at you to see how skilled you are. "If you can tell an actor to tweak something and they change it to what you want," says Meredith Jacboson Marciano, "it's great." If you don't get any direction -- don't read into it. On-camera film or television casting takes more time than a typical theatre audition. They might be renting the equipment and paying by the hour, or they might have to change tapes, etc. There's a chance they just might be running late.
"Part of an actor's job is to actually adopt the world-view of the character she is playing and to tell the story from that vantage point. If an actor represses large aspects of their personality, they will have a severely limited range and castability. Great actors cultivate effortless access to their subpersonalities. Many acting teachers call this 'freeing your instrument.'" "Goethe said, 'Talent is developed in privacy,' you know? And it's really true. There is a need for aloneness which I don't think most people realize for an actor. It's almost having certain kinds of secrets for yourself that you'll let the whole world in on only for a moment, when you're acting." - Marilyn Monroe. Attend film extras castings and auditions as well. It is a great way to get in a film, develop your reel and film resume.