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Showing posts with label commercial audition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commercial audition. Show all posts

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Casting Call for Snack Food TVC

CASTING BRIEF :

Kung-fu Master

Male

30-40 years old

5’7”-6’ tall

Filipino looking

Medium built (martial artist like; not to muscled)

Nice/clean looking

- *Nice set of teeth, no braces

Kids ( 2 boys)

10-12 years old

At least 5 feet tall

Skilled in any form of martial arts

Nice/friendly looking

Medium built

Pinoy looking

*Nice set of teeth, no braces

Kid (girl)

10-12 years old

At least 4’5” feet tall

Skilled in any form of martial arts

Nice/friendly looking

Medium built

Long hair

Fair/white complexion

Pinay

*Nice set of teeth, no braces

Interested moms, if you think your kid fits the description, let me represent you, pls email castingcallsmanila@gmail.com or txt 0927 245 0472

NO AGENTS PLS

Thursday, June 17, 2010

The Long Line at Casting Calls

Going to castings and trying to break into commercials is not all glam, but surprisingly grunt work.

Assuming you have an agent and they ask you to show up at a casting. The first thing you'll be subjected to is the Queue. Ang mahabang pila sa casting ay mahaba pa sa pila ng MRT Ayala at 6pm. This is the dreaded long line you have to sit through with other people far beautiful, extra talented or simply taller than you. Breathe lang. Because at casting its not always about looks, there is always room for the equally talented with average looks.

Pag may tiyaga, may nilaga. You will have to wait in line sometimes all day to get your VTR done. The VTR only takes  a few minutes, so give it your best talaga. Leave a good impression and follow their directions. Be interesting. But NOT over the top UNLESS the casting director asks you to act that way.

My VTR took far longer than most. If the caster wants you to act your ass off! doing scenes, throwing lines, smiling like crazy in front of the cam. Lucky you, it means sulit pagpila mo. You got some extra attention than most. But even that, won't guarantee you anything. It all boils down to if you fit the role and  if you embody their brand - if your face, overall look and persona - can get the client to like you. 

The client is tops. They have the final say in everything. But not without the influence or recommendation of the casting director or TVC director itself. These key people can influence a client's decision to consider you. Kaya if you are around their presence or within earshot, please behave well. Maging magalang po tayu. Meaning don't throw a fit, don't pull some diva attitude, don't say nasty remarks about other people or talents. Remember such impressions last forever.