BREAKOUT BOOKINGS! BLOCK 2 BOOKED

Lola, Lola

The shoot is being postponed. Could be arranging for another casting call. We are reviewing the auditions and making decisions about when to push the shoot to. Jefferson Brown is under consideration.
Other names that have been mentioned: Landy Cannon, Grahame Wood, Thom Allison.

BREAKOUT - BLOCK 1

CAST

Time Traveler - fully cast as of today

Kim Lewis got the part of AUNT CONNIE.

Should I look like my Headshot?

Question of the day: I was happy with my audition recently but i had a question...hope u don't mind. I tried to dress the part - even down to the red necklace character wore. My hair is long so i pulled it back and tried to look like character. Here's the question though - once i start to look more like character, i look less like me. You always say look like your headshot- that's your first promise. Which should i be doing? Look like my headshot or character?

Answer:
-it depends, I know you so in this case it would be for the character.
-if it is for a casting director you have never met probably your headshot.
-for commercial looking amazing, picture perfect.
-if it is a character piece may want to consider having your agent check with casting (ie: heroin addict, street walker, down and out mom etc).

To Toronto or GTA Talent who wish to be considered for my castings.

To Toronto or GTA Talent who have seen our breakdown(s) and wish to be considered for my current castings. Thank you so much for visiting the site. Due to reasons beyond our control photos are not available at this time. Please go ahead and submit for your age category. We will see if you are a match to any of the characters. Thank you so much for your interest! We appreciate it. See you at the audition! Break-a-leg!!

TIP OF THE DAY - Marketing Yourself - Your Headshot

Get one:
-Smiling, friendly teeth shot for the commercial folk.
-Serious face- film and tv -"I'm a great actor" -confident shot. eed a suit ie: lawyer, business man.
-Get a good eyeball shot. just the intesity in your eyes, close up
-Full body.


-Need a suit ie: lawyer, business man.
-Need unshaven and down and out, character roles.
-Need nice casual, "nice dad".
-whatever else type of parts you always get cast as - look at your resume and examine what parts you often get or what parts you are really good at.