Casting call: non union, paid Comedy/drama TV series'- Allentown PA area

Casting call: non union, paid Comedy/drama TV series'- Allentown PA area. Starting in April 2021 I need two Hispanic women, 20's/30's to portray a lesbian couple - one is business like,

 the other not quite,as much. I also need a white male 50's/60's business type to portray husband of a lady country musician

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Last Minute Casting Call for Male Child Actor in NYC for Monday

Last Minute casting in need of a child actor (age 13-15) for this Monday, 8/22, in NYC. Looking for a Jock boy. Very handsome and athletic. Is love interest of the main girl. This is for an unpaid TV pilot pitch for Nickelodeon, Disney Channel, Netflix etc...

AUDITION – AFTER PARTY Massive Film Project

AUDITION – AFTER PARTY Massive Film Project, Inc. / Jars media group TV drama – 6 episodes 30 min. episodes / Non-Union deferred pay Filming Aug / Sept 2016 – New York After Party takes a realistic look at the underbelly of the NY drug scene.

Location: 36 Street Studio Address: 260 West 36th Street - 3rd Floor New York, NY 10018 Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Time: 4:00pm to 8:00pm Room: Room C Casting the following roles: Females – 18-26 LEAD ROLES all ethnic types – party girls / drug users Male – 20-30 LEAD ROLES – all ethnic types – party guys / drug users / drug dealers Females – 18-50 SUPPORTING Roles all ethnic types – drug users / normal types Male - 18-50 SUPPORTING Roles – all ethnic types – drug users / normal types

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Casting now for new Movie " Emergency Landing"

Casting now for new Movie " Emergency Landing" Camera Rolls towards end of Feb & table read at end of month...listed below are parts available...email, text or call...Blessing 2 all and Happy New Year!...email rodneylcherryproduction05@gmail.com or call 215-834-0028

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Count Down to Launch for the New Phillyfaces and Big Apple Faces

Thank you for all the interest in Phillyfaces  and Big Apple Faces we are within weeks of rolling out our new website . It will be a revolution in casting , till then I would suggest most of you invest in a professional head shot and or model portfolio . It will make a big difference in your career . Feel free to contact my colleague Kristine aka ArtChick at artchickfoto@gmail.com to set up a photo appointment .

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Flowers of the Night Nominated for Major Film Awards

Flowers of The Night is now the official selection for major awards at iCannes International Film Festival on 7-7 and Neo Noir Film Festival on 8-8 .

Jennifer Linch to be Featured in World Martial Arts Magazine

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A&E Industry Monthly Mixer in NYC - Wednesday, July 1, 2015

A&E Industry Monthly Mixer in NYC - Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Todd Wharton
June 16, 2015, 9:06 PM

LTC A&E Industry Monthly Mixer - NYC 2015 June/July Edition **#1 Rated in NYC**

Date: Wednesday, July 1, 2015 Time: 6PM - 1AM (App & Drink Specials from 6-8PM) Kitchen is Open All Night!! Location: Suite 36 16 West 36th Street, New York, NY 10018 212-695-0036 http://www.suite36nyc.com

PLEASE REPLY W/YOUR RSVP IF YOU & YOUR GUESTS ARE PLANNING ON ATTENDING! Make sure you put in the Subject Line: "LTC A&E IMM - NYC 2015 June/July Edition"

Description:

A "FREE" to attend A&E Industry Monthly Mixer presented by: LocalTalentConnect (LTC)

Hosted by: Todd Wharton (CEO & Founder of LTC) LTC Red Carpet Hostess/Events Fashion Coordinator: Kelly Phoenix LTC Publicist: Diana De Rosa (Former PR Client & Friend: Christopher Reeve "Superman") LTC Guest Relations: Oriana DAgostino LTC Red Carpet Manager: Adrian Elias LTC Event Photographer: Teddy Adolphe LTC Event Videographers Filming the "LTC Experience" are: - Ernie Lee: Black Ikon Entertainment - King L Anderson: King Lee Productions - Chris Eye: Ceeing Eye Productions

LTC "Celebrity" guest DJ: Marcus DjMarvilous Malloy http://www.DjMarvilous.com/ **Please note: Tthe music will be kept to a volume where networking can occur, which is the whole point on why these events were created.

**This past April Mixer had over 685 guests in Attendance**

Enjoy some App & Drink Specials - Step N Repeat Red Carpet, Video Crews & Professional Photographers,- Video Crews - Business Vendors - Amazing talent & esteemed professionals of all genres in the A&E Industry under one roof, which will create unlimited networking possibilities - A Venue with plenty of room, ambiance, comfortable seating AND IT"S ALL FOR YOU!

There will also be camera crews on site that will be filming "The LTC Experience" Have a chance for you and your guests to be on camera, as well as possibly get interviewed on the Red Carpet.

#1 Rated Industry Monthly Mixer by past attendees to whom have been quoted: "A must needed event for all involved in the Arts & Entertainment Industry to attend"

Check out past mixer video interviews, photos of guests, fellow colleagues and see for yourself why this has become a necessary tool for the A&E Industry for all to attend. More event info also available by going to the following link - http://www.localtalentconnect.com/680926

This monthly event welcomes all artists/professionals & businesses (of all genres/crafts/fields) involved in the Arts & Entertainment Industry to come together each month & have the opportunity to meet & network with each other in a relaxed environment.

LTC is currently organizing A&E Industry Monthly Mixers all over the world. Imagine being able to attend network parties across the globe which will give you all the opportunity to expand your career possibilities & your professional social network under one roof!

As a bonus, LTC will be holding an annual end of the year celebration in NYC to honor & recognize all artists (of all genres) & businesses involved in the Arts & Entertainment Industry! **2014** Article From The Examiner** Red Carpet brings New York City entertainers together for an evening of action http://www.examiner.com/article/red-carpet-brings-new-york-city-entertainers-together-for-an-evening-of-action

We are now offering the following opportunities to promote yourself, business, brand, etc... to be included in the mixers. - (Vendor) Reserve A Table - Display your Banner - Display Your Bill (Poster Board) - Become an Event Contributing Photographer For more information on how to become a vendor at this month's or future monthly mixers, please email us your inquiry to: info@localtalentconnect.com Make sure to put in the Subject Header (Example): "Vendor Inquiry- LTC A&E IMM

LTC is about creating opportunities! "Keep a drink in one hand, a business card in the other & Network Your Networth w/LTC"

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Casting for the Child Lead Roles of Rafe & Leo for “Middle School” Movie

Simple Tips for Attending Agency Open Casting Calls

 Looking for agency representation , it is important to know that not all agencies are the same or look for the same things. During your search make it a point to submit yourself according to each agency's preferences. Doing otherwise will more than likely send your submission into the garbage.

It is especially crucial to follow the rules at an open call in order to put yourself on the agency's good side. Remember, part of being a good model is having the ability to follow directions. If you can't fulfill the requirements for an open casting call, this makes a bad first impression and could lead the agency staff to believe that you don't follow directions well and are not woth the time .

1. First ,make sure the agency holds open casting calls : Not all agencies have open calls. The best way to find this information is to check the official website for the modeling agency. Any details about casting calls will be listed if they are offered or the agency may state that they don't hold open casting calls. If there is no mention at all, than this likely a sign that they don't do Open calls.

2. Read all the info and follow through: Again, good models and actors follow directions. Never blindly attend a casting call. Always, always, always check the website of the modeling agency to find out how they conduct their open calls, when, during what times and note what you will need to bring. Following the instructions for an agency's open casting call will put you ahead and make things much smoother for the agency.

3. Make sure you show up on the right day at the right times: Each modeling agency has its casting calls on certain days of the week. The time frame for most casting calls is two hours.

4. Always be early : Casting calls are typically held during specific time frames and if you happen to be considering a prominent agency, you can expect a lot of people to show up. Being right on time or late will put you at the end of the line and if you don't make it into the agency's office by the time the casting is done, you'll be turned away--even though you were already there.

5. Don't bring a group of people with you: If you are under the age of 18, then you must have a parent/guardian with you at the time of the casting call. No exceptions. Bring only one parent . Model hopefuls 18 years of age and older should arrive to the casting call by yourself or with one additional person who will not be a distraction.

6. Dress for success: Attending an open casting call is your opportunity for the agency to meet you as you are. The purpose is for them to get to know you briefly and evaluate your potential. You are NOT there to show off your favorite haute couture threads or other fancy outfits. Some agency websites give advice as to what male and female models should wear to casting calls. If such information is available, follow it very carefully.

If your not sure , then you can't go wrong with dark skinny jeans, heels and a solid colored, form fitting tank top or t-shirt (for the ladies) or dark, comfortable jeans, clean shoes and a form fitting t-shirt or tank top (for the guys). Arrive with your hair out of your face and a clean complexion with little to no makeup.

7. Be prepared to wait: Since it can take a while to get through everyone, be prepared to keep you occupied. Word to the wise: there is a difference between being "occupied" and being "distracted". Complex texting, playing games on your phone, talking on the phone, doing homework, etc. should be avoided since they tend to draw all of your attention, which could allow you to miss an important announcement, hearing your name/number being called or any other part of the process. Additionally, you want to show the agency that they have your attention--doing otherwise may make you seem like you've got better things to do than be at the casting call, which makes for a very negative first impression.

8. Make sure you have fun: The most important tip of all...being in the office of a modeling agency is exciting so use that positive energy to show the staff a bubbly, outgoing, genuine personality. Don't be a kiss up or overwhelm them with "OMG" statements about how much you love their agency, their models, etc. The casting call is for you to shine so listen to the agency, answer their questions to the best of your ability and of coarse smile!

Actors Wanted for Blog Feature

Actors Wanted for Blog Feature

Performers First Category:Performer

Description:

The blog Performers First (www.performersfirst.net) will soon be launching a regular column called Favorite Role/Dream Role. We're aiming to feature at least 10 professional, passionate, insightful actors every month--hopefully more, depending on the volume of submissions--talking about their favorite roles and their dream roles.

If you'd like to submit, please answer the following prompts in about 150 words or less...

1. What is your FAVORITE role that you've ever played, and why was it your favorite? 2. What is your DREAM role, and why do you want to play it?

Please be creative, specific, and succinct in your responses. When you've done that, please EMAIL ashley@performersfirst.net following these guidelines:

-The subject line must read "FRDR Submission: [Your Name]" -Your essays must be attached in one PDF or DOC file with the file name "[Your Name] Essays" -Attach your professional COLOR headshot as a JPEG with the file name "[Your Name] Headshot" -Attach your performance resume as a PDF with the file name "[Your Name] Resume" -Include a link to your actor web site. It is HIGHLY PREFERRED that you have an original actor web site. If you don't have an actor web site, let me know in your email so I can help you get started on creating one! -Include a video of you performing your favorite role, or a piece of your dream role (e.g. a song at a cabaret) if you have one.

Submissions must be received by February 20, 2015 to be eligible for inclusion in this month's column. Submissions received after February 20 will be entered into the drawing pool for March.

There's no pay involved, but blog will be widely distributed amongst the tri-state theatre community with the aim of promoting high-caliber talent to industry professionals.

Union Information: Union and Non-Union

Company: Performers First

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