A straightforward guide to arriving prepared, understanding the process, and knowing what you can decide at every stage.
A casting call is a professional evaluation used to meet you, review your application, discuss availability and preferences, and determine whether there may be a fit for future productions. Attending a casting does not obligate you to accept any job or scene.
Bring a current government-issued photo ID. We verify that every applicant and model is 18 or older.
Bring two or three outfits that make you comfortable and reflect how you want to present professionally. Avoid oversized logos or clothing that makes it difficult to evaluate your appearance on camera.
If they are part of your normal presentation, you may bring heels, alternate shoes, or simple accessories. You do not need to purchase anything special for a first casting.
Make sure your email, phone, city, travel availability, and preferred contact method are current in your profile.
We confirm your appointment, identity, age, and basic information. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions before anything begins.
We discuss prior experience, availability, goals, comfort on camera, the kinds of productions you are interested in, and anything else you want the casting team to know.
We may confirm profile measurements, appearance details, and information needed to keep your casting profile accurate.
A first casting will typically include simple photos and a short video test so we can evaluate camera presence, comfort, movement, communication, and studio-lighting appearance.
We review the preferences you selected in your account. You can change any selection, mark something as discuss-first, or keep it private. Nothing displayed on a profile replaces a specific conversation and confirmation for an individual production.
At the end, we explain what happens next. We may approve your profile, request more information, recommend a second conversation, or keep you in consideration for future productions.
Virtual castings follow the same general approach: preliminary verification, interview, availability discussion, and a short on-camera test. You receive a private session link. Choose a quiet space, good lighting, and a stable connection. The session link and your personal information are not published.
Plan to arrive about 10–15 minutes before your scheduled time. Casting length varies, so leave enough time that you do not feel rushed. If you need information about the guest or companion policy for a particular location, contact the studio before your appointment.
Your legal name, identification, contact information, private limits, and internal casting media are kept separate from your public profile. Only photographs specifically approved for publication can appear in the public model directory.
The team reviews the casting notes and media. If approved, you can complete or update your public profile, select media for publication, and receive invitations for productions or future castings. Approval as a model does not mean you are required to accept every opportunity you receive.
Complete your application, review available casting calls, or join the waitlist if there is not currently a date near you.