HERE ARE OUR LATEST CASTINGS AND AUDITIONS

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ITV SHOW 'Lemonaid' Keith Lemon has a new family TV show and is looking for people to take part. Whats niggling you? Got a dream you need making, a problem fixing or an issue you need resoving?

FEATURE FILM: Extras. Open to anyone 16 - 90 yrs. All ethnicities. For ‘Les Miserables.’ A period musical feature film. No dyed or highlighted hair please. Pays £110 a day. Auditions this Saturday 11^th February

ANIMATION: Actors, 7 male and 2 female roles, ages 18 -45. You will be filmed acting out scenes from a comic. You then will be turned in to an animated cartoon!

FEATURE FILM: Actors, 5 male roles. Five years in development. 'Owen Parker' is a dark tale of memory loss & manipulation

MUSICAL THEATRE: Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ Open Auditions Looking for strong dancers with a modern dance background. Acrobatic skills are a major plus.
FANTASY DRAMA: 5 female roles 2 male. 25yrs – 35 For an exciting new drama series pilot. It will be shot in and around Leeds

COMEDY FEATURE FILM: Actors 3 female, 3 male 18yrs – 45yrs for a comedy feature film with some big UK names attached. Shooting around London.

CORPORATE VIDEO: Narrator/Presenter 25 -40 yrs old. Any gender wanted for a series of videos. Equity contract.
RADIO PRESENTER: Looking for an experienced radio presenter with a proven track record of being the best in a local market. Lincolnshire.
COMMERCIAL: Presenter for a respected international electronics brand. Non Equity artist contract
ACTORS: 1 male 37 -50 and 2 females 18 -40 For an international comedy feature film. 5 days. Paid. Shoots in London.
RADIO: A Cambridge radio Station seeks a young enthusiastic broadcaster to baby-sit their ageing, grumpy weekday breakfast show host from 7.00am til 9.30am, Monday to Friday
MUSICICAL THEATRE: Children wanted to play the Von Trapp children in a theatre production of The Sound of Music
RADIO PRESENTER: To co present the breakfast show for a winning station. You'll have creative juices flowing through you and a sound knowledge of The Forth Valley in Scotland.
TV PRESENTERS: We are looking for a presenter or presenters who have a great look, fun, chatty, good comic timing, ready to get involved and are good at thinking on the spot. NATIONWIDE
BBC 3 TV SHOW: are looking for EXPECTANT COUPLES. Are expecting your first child?
SINGERS: A major management and multi platinum producer is looking for a new vocal talent from classical to pop to develop and sign to a major label. Auditions Feb 14th details on the site. London.

BLACK HUMOUR FILM: 3 female and 4 male roles available. Think ‘Shirley Valentine’ with a twist. Filming in Scotand and London.

TV SHOW 13 EPISODES. Actress/TV presenters. 3 hosts/actors 18-24yrs. Indian and Caucasian. London

TELEVISION: Gok Wans Naked Truth are you a teenager with body concerns?

MURDER MYSTERY. Actors wanted 18 - 60 yrs. All ethnicities. For murder mystery company. Venues are hotels, restaurants, private homes and functions in the south of the country. Paid.

"If you can dream it, you can do it" Walt Disney

12 M/F NEEDED FOR A REALITY SHOW

AFRO HOUSE CLASH is the first ever reality TV show for Africans, Americans, British, Caribbean or anybody with African or Caribbean origin or interest.

YOU DO NOT NEED TO BEEN AFRICAN OR CARIBBEAN to be in AFRO HOUSE CLASH. Anybody can apply as long as you have the interest to represent an Afro-Caribbean country or island.

AFRO HOUSE CLASH will be aired across UK, Europe and 40 African and Caribbean countries.

The winner of the show get a cash prize of £10,000.00 plus lots of other benefits alongside various brand deals.

The auditioning will be taking place at;

Lost Theatre, 208 Wandsworth Road Vauxhall, London, SW8 2JU, United Kingdom.

On Sunday 23 of October 2011

By 11am - 4pm

ACTOR/TV PRESENTER. FOR TV AD - EQUITY RATES

Deadline Oct 17th
Email info@silver-bullet.tv
Apply to: Suzy Burnet

Actress needed for a 1 day shoot next week
3x 2 minute videos for the screens at an advertising conference taking place next month.
The shoot will be no more than half a day in central London reading from an auto cue; however the successful candidate must be familiar with the scripts.

Here are the first few paragraphs of one of the scripts.
All submissions must be in by 6pm on Friday 14th October.

All submissions must put themselves on camera reading direct into the lens to be considered.
Please email all submissions with links to video to casting@silver-bullet.tv
Script for submissions:
'Hello there. I’m Jenny your guide for the day. I’m your shepherd, your wise all knowing overseer. Do you know everything about digital advertising? Well we will show you today.
I’m the most advanced computer you’ll probably ever meet. I know the true meaning of brand building.
I have an IQ greater than all the search engines glued together. Times that by two and you’re not even close.
This is how smart I am. Did you know that there’s more than 400 billion pennies spent across online advertising in the UK. That’s more than all the stars in the universe. Have you spent a penny yet today?”

ASIAN ACTOR for northern comedy and TV PRESENTERS WANTED

 Multi Lingual presenters required for our daily live interactive game show.Presenters will need to be entertaining and engaging and be able to interact with our live audience.
Previous experience is not required as full training will be given.
Candidates will be required to make their way to our Web TV Broadcasting suite at Maidstone TV Studios.
Please send a link to your showreel/website/photos.
To apply send an e-mail to dan@so-productions.co.uk
Apply to: Dan, Live Studio Host Ltd, Maidstone Studios, Viners Park, Maidstone, ME14 5NZ 

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Actor Male  Asian    30-60years.   To play a taxi driver who used to work for a failed taxi firm, where he   shared a love of films. He believes in equality and wants people to understand his love for Osama Bin Laden. He's  a good man, and very streetwise.  5 days - Exp 
Contact email :  bittersweetfeaturefilm@gmail.com.

2 Runners needed for E4 COMEDY SHOW

2 x RUNNERS; London

Running Bare Pictures are looking for 2 x Runners for a new, comedy, studio show about celebrities for E4. A love of celebrities and general silliness is a must.

PLEASE DO NOT CALL RUNNING BARE – EMAIL CONTACT BELOW ONLY

* Start 10^th October until Xmas
* Based NW5
* 5 day week with DOIL applicable for any additional days 
* MUST have some previous studio experience
* MUST have full, valid, driving licence. Age (for hire car insurance purpose sonly) is undisclosed
* PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IF YOU DO NOT MATCH THE CRITERIA
* DO NOT CALL PRODUCTION COMPANY – EMAIL ONLY
* THERE ARE NO OTHER JOBS, IF YOU ARE NOT APPLYING FOR THE ADVERTISED JOB – DO NOT SEND YOUR CV
 
Please send CV and cover email with subject ‘STUDIO RUNNER – UNIT LIST’ to takepart@runningbarepictures.com

STUDIO BASED TV PRESENTER TIPS

Here's some advice to take on board before you step in front of the television camera.

1 - I used to wave my hands around when I spoke to people. It's how I expressed myself in private. On television though it's a different matter.  It distracts viewers attention from the interview situation.  If you do the same, try sitting on your hands.  If you are standing, fold your arms or put them behind your back. Keep still.
2 - Listen to the person you are interviewing.  So many presenters miss 'golden moments' where they could have picked up on something interesting the guest has said.
This is because the interviewer has written or memorised their list of questions without thought to the response from the guest.  Be prepared to go off of the subject remembering to link back to it.
3 - Ideally you want your guest to share with you something they have not shared with any other presenter. You want an exclusive.  Research your subject and be bold. Ask.

Italian presenter Llaria DAmico

4 - Know where the camera is.  Sounds stupid I know.  It's a good idea if you are sharing the studio with fellow presenters to know if you're in shot or not.  During rehearsals find out where 'edge of frame is' and if the director is taking a wide shot on a different camera...KEEP STILL.
5 - Wear something sensible.  Something that won't distract viewers from what you are saying.  See left !


 If you are going in to the studio to be a guest here are a few tips for you from someone who has been in that situation.


Jo Jo Harder is a fashion designer.  Jo Jo found herself being asked to appear on television shows after she started her “America’s Top Dog Model” contest.  Through her struggles and learning she has come up with these tips for how a guest/ presenter should prepare when appearring on a television show.  

1. Know Your Subject & Be Prepared To Talk About It: So this sounds sort of silly, but in the end it’s really the reason that you are on television in the first place – you are the expert. One thing that you need to understand about television is that it’s all about time management: you need to speak in short, crisp statements that leave an impression. Your time on camera will be very short and knowing your stuff will help you to make the most of it. I’m hoping that it goes without saying that you should spend some serious time practicing answering probable questions.
2. Study Your Customer – The TV Show: Even if you’ve never seen the show that you are going to be appearing on before, you had better spend some time coming up to speed on it. You need to know the names of the hosts, the name of the show’s producer, and of course the basic format of the show. You need to know EVERYTHING that you can find out about the show including what time of day it is on, how long it’s been on the air, where taping is going to be taking place. Of course, you also need to know WHAT you are expected to be talking about and just how long you will be expected to be speaking.
3. Looks Count (A Lot!): No matter what your mom told when you were growing up, on TV looks really do count for a lot. It’s not so much about your looks (you look maaavvolous darling), but rather it’s all about the clothes that you choose to wear. What you want to wear are bright, rich colors. What Harder recommends that we stay away from are white, ivory, and pastels with the exception of women’s blouses and men’s shirts worn under a jacket. Hopefully it goes without saying that EVERYONE needs to stay away from bold prints, plaids, and check patterns. If you show up early enough and have a pleasant personality, you just might be able to get some attention from the show’s makeup artist. This can be critical because without some help, we all have a bad habit of looking “washed out” under bright lights. Now just make sure that you’ve combed the hair and trimmed the nails and you should be good to go!
4. Maintain Your Cool: Remember that television is all about ratings and so the show is having you on in order to try to boost their ratings. That means that anything can happen (“That’s interesting, but let me now introduce your long lost father…!”). Sit with your hands in your lap, your feet crossed away from the camera and look into the eyes of the person who is interviewing you. Smile as much as you can without seeming too weird. Help the show to manage its time by keeping your answers short and to the point. Always be prepared for the host to do something unusual and keep your cool at all times.