Nick von Schlippe was in our June and September 2017 showcases. He tells us about his success of securing an agent through our showcases and his experience of being a part of a Casting Days showcase: by... more
Rebecca Tortora performed in our June 2017 showcase and signed with an agent shortly after. We at Casting Days caught up with Rebecca for a quick interview: What made you want to be part of the... more
Casting Days recently caught up with award winning Director, Paul J. Lane, to find out about the world of filmmaking. Paul J. Lane is an English Director, Producer, Actor and Acting Coach. Paul and his... more
Dominique Moore is a professional actor and writer. After appearing on the West End stage in Oliver at The London Palladium aged 9 she was featured in the BBC fly-on-the-wall documentary series Paddington... more
What have you done today? We are now in the second half of 2017, so if you are not in the position you want to be, you need to take action. I want you to run through your day in your head and have a think... more
Luke Macleod took part in our Casting Days showcase in May 2017. We caught up with him to ask a few quick questions about his experience: CD: What made you want to be a part of a Casting Days... more
This week Casting Days caught up with Jessica Lowe, agent at Simon How Agency, to get the low down on what it’s like to be an agent, along with some really useful tips for actors! CD: What made you become... more
We asked our network of actors what books they have found particularly useful or inspiring for their craft and their careers. Here’s what they said! A Life in Parts by Bryan Cranston “An... more
On Saturday February 4th our friends at Surviving Actors are once again hosting their unmissable convention for actors. Each year, this awesome trade show grows in size and reach, and provides a thriving... more
The bit between Christmas and New Year is always a funny period. Christmas is over, but it feels like we’re treading water a bit until the fireworks bang, Big Ben chimes and January begins. So, why not use... more