Monika Riley @MonRileyy

CASTING CALL - FEMALE SKATEBOARDERS 🛹 Casting excellent female skateboarders with mid-long hair age 20-30 Hair Brand Ad 22/23 July - Shoot 18 July - Hair Test London based Fee - £350 BSF + buyout For all the info please send an intro email to - [email protected] Thanks!

Casting call for the short film “My Little Blue Heart” 💙Mustafa ✉To apply for this role, please email your relevant experience to [email protected] Please contact us before the 10th of July. #castingcall #casting #shortfilm #actor #signlanguage

CASTING CALL: COUPLE 65-70 (non actors) Insurance Brand Ad 16, 17 & 18 June Filming at their home & travelling with them to France Fee paid: £1000 for the couple + travel & accom To apply & for more info, please send email intro + photo to: [email protected]

Waldron Casting is seeking 📺🎬 🧑‍🦲 SAG & NU Bald Asian Males
📅 Ages: 30s - 50s
📏 Height: 5'8" - 5'11"
🎥 To Photo Double for the TV series Filch 🗓️ Tentative Work Date: Monday, 5/19 📍 Filming in Westchester, NY
🚗 MUST have a valid driver’s license!

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HOW TO BREAK INTO THE INDUSTRY, PART I Step 1: Master your craft Step 2: Master your craft Steo 3: Master your motherf*cking craft Seems obvious, right? The notion that you must first learn to do a thing well before you can take it to marketplace and hawk your wares. It almost goes without saying, but here I am saying it. Because all the practical advice I can give you won't matter for shit if you don't have the goods. Unless you have a polished and professional script in hand, all the connections in the world are not gonna help you. I promise to get to the good stuff about how to get a manager or an agent and so on, but this is too important to skip over. And so: take a minute to think about what this really means, this idea of mastery. If you're a pro and you feel you know all this already, forgive me, this is not for you. Feel free to move on and laugh at some funny penguin memes or whatever. But for the rest of us: how many people are truly willing to do what it takes to get there? Most are not. They bang out a draft, type FADE TO BLACK, and send it off into the ether dreaming of fame and fortune. Which usually means entering it into some contest. And if you're doing all this work to say you're a quarterfinalist in the blah-bidy-blah dot com awards, that's fine. You get a chance to brag on social media and maybe a certificate to print out and hang on your wall, but that's about it. This means loads of writing and rewriting, of course. But also finding trusted readers to give you feedback. Notice I said readers, plural. The best way to know if a note is worth considering, if a plot hole is worth filling and so on, is if you get it from more than one person. Maybe you don't have these people in your life. Join or start a writer's group. Do a script exchange. Forums like this are the perfect place to start. Maybe it's someone posting smart and funny things about screenwriting. That's who you reach out to and slide into their DMs. Just not me. I will not, I repeat NOT read your script under any circumstances so quit asking. Should you pay for a coverage service? Maybe. But here's the thing. And I'm telling you this because I used to work for one before I had gray hairs in my beard. These are the lowest paid reading jobs in the industry. The people doing them are very young and inexperienced. They're paid by the script so they're rushing through without taking much time to really think about what they want to say. And they're incentivized not to be honest. Why? Because you're the one paying them or more specifically the company they work for, which do not want to get complaints from indignant writers about how they didn't "get" your brilliant parable about sex robots in the year 2525. They want repeat business. I will say that having a good synopsis of your script is a really valuable thing to have. It can sometimes crystallize your story for you or make you look at it from a different perspective. Should you use AI instead? My daughter keeps telling me how it causes climate change and kills baby animals and trees so I'll say no for her sake. Chances are your first script is not very good and that's okay. Like any other difficult skill, these things take time. Play the long game. I won't say you only get one shot at this, but you might want to hold off to take your best shot if you can. People do sell their first one, but it's the exception not the rule. I know you're impatient to score that seven-figure deal. Just remember that you're in it for the long haul. This is a marathon, not a sprint and all that. Which means you may or may not be ready to put it all on the line. Just remember: a script is not a lottery ticket though the odds are so long it feels like one. Don't just try to crank out as many as you can as fast as you can. Quality not quantity. How do you know if your script is ready for prime time? If you can honestly look at it and say: this is my best work. This is the best I can do. Maybe not forever, but for right now. And if you can't say that to yourself full-throatedly, maybe you put it aside for now. Put it in that proverbial desk drawer. You can always go back to it later. Of course everybody has at least some doubts about what they've just written, but do a sincere, honest-to-goodness gut check and you'll know the answer. And what do you do once it's really for real finished? Once you've proofread cover to cover – and by that I mean do not just use spell check or you'll miss things. Have I ever passed on a script because of bad spelling and grammar? No, but I will say all the ones I give a CONSIDER are pretty damn close to perfection on that front. You have to get the small stuff down pat before you go on to the big stuff. What you do is this: start working on the next one. Sure, take a break for a week or two to recharge if you like. But it will help with your anxiety as you send your script out to readers and decision-makers. And the truth is you might not sell the first one or the second one or the third, but if it's good, I guarantee it will open doors for you. And if in the end you figure out this whole farkatke screenwriting business it's not for you, that's okay too. You can always quit. But Hollywood, you might be asking if you're still reading this screed, what KINDS OF THINGS should you be writing to give yourself the best chance of success in this wild and crazy town? More on that tomorrow.

@seanboyleagent Fulfil bars are nice as well as Barebell protein bars!

CASTING CALL Food Brand Advert Looking for Male actor, playing age 25-35 with expressive face & memorable look 1x shoot day w/c 17 or 24 March in Margate Fee: BSF £350 + Usage £5k TV/VOD/Social Please email me your photos, links etc ASAP for more; [email protected]

Casting for Interviewer/Host Voxpop style branded content Looking for a fun, witty presenter w good, natural chat Fee: £1k all-in Shoot: Wed 5 Feb in London Usage: Brand Socials UK Please email ASAP with your photos + links to relevant content/videos: [email protected]

We are very happy to announce the nominees for this year's CDG Awards 2025! Huge thanks and appreciation goes to our event partner #eonproductionsltd . #CDGAWARDS2025

#Casting for #BBC drama series. Please share far & wide. Deadline 29th January!

@AlexBird big congratulations 🙌👏🥳

Open casting call for BBC 1 drama series #TheDreamLands Casting for a female role, playing age 5-6. Working class London/Kent accent. Caucasian/Latina/Hispanic Green/grey/blue/hazel eyes. DEADLINE 11th December Full details on flyer PLS SHARE / RT! #casting #BBC

@TomMedcalf Congrats!!🙌👏

CASTING for LGBTQ+ COUPLES Age 25 to 35 Sexual Wellness Brand stock library photo shoot Fees: £2k per couple 1x day shoot in your home Global all media buyout Dates: 19 Dec & between 17-28 Jan Need to based in London (within M25) For more, please email [email protected]

We are looking for someone who fits the brief below to feature in a high profile TV show for a major streaming platform, shooting in the UK. To apply, please visit the link below: bit.ly/spanishman60

Still casting this :) please share

Mark Summers Casting @marksummerscast

2 years ago

#castingcall (paid) Talent must be based in the UK for a pharma commercial casting women playing age 30-45 years old of Vietnamese heritage also casting girls playing age 6-8 years old of #Vietnamese heritage send photos & info to [email protected] #marksummerscasting

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CASTING CALL - HOST - BRANDED CONTENT Looking for a HOST Comfortable & experienced in front of the camera Passionate about women’s football Happy to approach people on the street 1x day shoot 16 Nov in London PAID Please email TODAY for all the info: [email protected]

We are currently casting a short film, and doing a nationwide search for young girls based in the UK and America who fit the following brief for a paid role. Apply via bit.ly/scottishgirlsc… No acting experience needed. Please share with anyone who may be interested!

"i before e" a short film I've co-written is being exec produced by @KenLoachSixteen and cast by @DesHCasting. If you know of any brilliant young actors who might fit the bill, please get in touch! @paiswalsh @NathalieAhmadz2

Des Hamilton Casting @DesHCasting

2 years ago

Looking for Scottish girls aged 5-11 for a paid role in a short film. Apply at bit.ly/scottishgirlsc… Please share with anyone who may be interested!

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