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| Casting/Job Title | Location | Project Type | Submit by |
| It Was Fun When We Started - Tolu.. | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 05-01-09 |
| Starlight - Los Angeles, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 02-24-09 |
| An Act Of Love Need Actors-Burban.. | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 12-18-08 |
| Casting Spec Commercial-Los angel.. | Los Angeles, CA | Commercials - Non-SAG | 12-16-08 |
| Casting Viral Spec Ad-LosAngeles,CA | Los Angeles, CA | Commercials - Non-SAG | 12-16-08 |
| Top Drummer Available-Los Angeles.. | Los Angeles, CA | Music - Band | 12-01-08 |
| Boogeyman 3 - West Hollywood, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film - SAG | 11-29-08 |
| Dirty Dancing On Stage-N.Hollywoo.. | Los Angeles, CA | Dance - Other/General | 10-25-08 |
| DJ Needed-Orange County, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Music - DJ/Sound | 12-28-08 |
| Look For Band Inland Empire, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Music - Band | 12-14-08 |
| Black Comedy Needs Actors-Anaheim.. | Los Angeles, CA | Acting - Comedy/Clown | 12-11-08 |
| Driving Miss Daisy-Anaheim, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 12-11-08 |
| Pygmalion-Anaheim, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 12-11-08 |
| In A Yellow Wood-Anaheim, CA | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 12-11-08 |
| Snow White Goes West-Thousand Oak.. | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 08-31-08 |
| Goodbye Charlie-Thousand Oaks,CA | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 08-24-08 |
| Alice In Wonderland-Thousand Oaks.. | Los Angeles, CA | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 07-13-08 |
| Annie Get Your Gun-Thousand Oaks,CA | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 06-29-08 |
| The Man Who Lost the River-Oceans.. | Los Angeles, CA | Theatre - Non-Equity | 02-05-09 |
| Actor Needed For Satire-San Dieg.. | San Diego, CA | Feature Film - Non-SAG | 12-30-08 |
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For many years, professionals in the entertainment industry have been scurrying all over the country, trying to explore new talent. Casting Directors always looking to cast the next big star, agents trying to add that same person to their client roster.
Before the advent of the internet, theses CD's and agents had to rely on an unorganized system of filing cabinets, file folders, and more often than not, mountainous stacks of papers to manage their top prospects.
Enter the spider of orderliness, better known as the World-Wide-Web. Though not necessarily the early adapters that many industries were, entertainment industrialists finally caught the drift and went the way of the web. A once paper-ful society has slowly migrated to an on-line one - even if paper is and will always be a part of the media-making game.
What this new Internet-craze means for the hiring side of acting and modeling is this: no more handling hundreds upon hundreds of headshots, resumes, and comp cards. Now with a simple click, drag and drop - casting aficionados can explore talent in a way they never dreamed possible. It's no wonder why the Web is a bicoastal craze. In a land where people are continuously trying to find new ways to buy time, Internet casting just makes sense.
People against the power-push towards an e-casting society come mostly from the carpet-baggers: those long-time agents and managers who settled into their cushy offices long ago and have since quit adapting to any industry changes. This resistance to embrace the net as a viable source of locating new clients has cost several once successful industry heads to lose their clout. Those willing to explore talent online and adapt to the 21st century have taken the lead in the casting race.