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Casting

The film industry's casting department is pivotal in choosing the ideal talent for a movie. Casting directors collaborate with the director and producers to find actors who align with the envisioned roles and characters. They organize auditions, screen tests, and contract negotiations with selected performers. Drawing from their extensive industry networks, casting professionals curate a skilled ensemble. Their expertise in pairing actors with roles is vital for character portrayal and the film's triumph.

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Roles

Casting Director

Assists with casting logistics, scheduling auditions, and coordinating with local talent.

Assistant Casting Director

Supports the casting director with administrative tasks, scheduling, and communication with actors.

Casting Coordinator

A Casting Coordinator is responsible for managing the casting process for films, television and theatre productions. This involves finding, recruiting and scheduling actors, singers and dancers for auditions, and providing administrative support to the casting director.

Casting Assistant

Assists with casting-related tasks, such as organising audition materials, coordinating callbacks, and managing actor databases.

Casting Office Coordinator

The Casting Office Coordinator oversees office communications and supports essential operations. They manage emails, phone calls, mail, and coordinate meetings, ensuring efficient workflow and effective communication within the office environment.

Key Crowd Marshall

The Key Crowd Marshall supervises the Crowd Marshall team, in addition to keeping an eye on the continuity. Supervising the extras in an administrative function. Looking after the extras and handing out water etc. is the duty of the Crowd Marshalls.

Crowd Marshall

Keeping an eye on the continuity. Supervising the extras in an administrative function. Looking after the extras and handing out water etc. is the duty of the Crowd Marshalls.

Chaperone

The chaperone is responsible for the health and welfare of the children working on the production. The chaperone is required to keep a record of the time the child is on the set and the times s/he rehearses and performs, to ensure that the periods permitted under the Regulations are not exceeded. The chaperone must also see that the child gets no less than the required number of breaks for rest and meals.

Trainee

Supports the casting team on various tasks.

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