Written for Casting Networks News by Terry Berland @berlandcasting. Photo credit: GaudiLab/Shutterstock.com. Most commercial casting sessions are done virtually now as opposed to in-person. It is obviously safer, more talent can be auditioned, and fewer expenses are...
Written for Casting Networks News by Terry Berland @berlandcasting. Commercial creative teams took only about three days after the stay-at-home order to adjust commercials to reflect the current situation by changing the voiceovers of existing spots. After about ten...
Written for Casting Networks News by Terry Berland @berlandcasting. The first moments you walk into a casting room can make or break your audition. The best way to enter the audition room is to set a positive tone. If you walk into the room creating a negative...
Written for Casting Networks News by Terry Berland @berlandcasting. Contrary to traditional belief, an actor getting out of their own mind is a good thing. The mind of an actor can be riddled with self-criticism, second-guessing, self-doubts and other chatter,...
Written for Casting Networks News by Terry Berland @berlandcasting. Body language can make or break a commercial audition. If you think that body language isn’t important in a commercial audition because of space constraints or because you’re only being filmed from...
Written for Casting Networks News by Terry Berland @berlandcasting. The casting director is hired to bring in a select number of actors to audition for specific roles so that an agency or production company’s creative team can later decide which actor or actors will...
