Show Notes
On today's episode of Casting Confidential we are buzzing on how to get on casting director's radar! From appropriate points of contact to Rose's secret on how to get her personal response, we’re dishing on how to be a hit with correspondence!
Join seasoned casting director ROSE ROSEN along with her roundtable of casting directors in Casting Confidential where we bring you unfiltered, behind-the-scenes stories without the fluff! Each week we unveil the insider secrets that everyone's been dying to hear.
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Casting Confidential Podcast @castingconfidential Rose Rosen, CSA @roserosencasting Kimberly Skyrme, CSA @kimberlyskyrme Cheryl Louden-Kubin, CSA @loudenkubin Kimberly Ehrlich, CSA @kimberlyehrlich4 Robin Carus, CSA @robincarus Paisley Baker, CSA @coatcheck3 Music by Orville Wright @ohyeahbeats
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