Casting
In the film industry, casting is the process of selecting actors to portray the characters in a script. This involves auditions and decision-making by casting directors to find the best fit for each role.
In the film industry, casting is the process of selecting actors to portray the characters in a script. This involves auditions and decision-making by casting directors to find the best fit for each role.
Projects being developed internally by a specific production company or studio, often as part of their proprietary slate.
The stage where a project or talent is under review, but a decision to proceed or pass has not yet been made.
Refers to the individuals involved in the artistic and creative aspects of film and TV development and production, such as directors, writers, actors, cinematographers, casting directors and designers.
“Core Creatives” refers to the key individuals responsible for the artistic and creative aspects of a film or television series, typically including directors, writers, actors and producers.
In the film and tv industry, this involves preparing a detailed report that evaluates a script’s quality, potential, and key elements like plot, character development, and dialogue. Typically done by readers or assistants, this process helps executives and producers quickly assess a script’s viability for production. Coverage often includes a synopsis, comments on strengths and weaknesses, and a recommendation for the company such as “pass”, “consider”, or “pursue”.
