training for Scottish actors

How to find email addresses of casting directors

approaching a casting director

Keep your email brief and to the point. Include the following information:

1.Greeting: Begin with a polite and professional greeting, addressing the casting director by name if possible.

2.Introduction: Introduce yourself briefly and mention any relevant acting experience, training, or achievements.

3.Purpose: Clearly state the reason for your email, such as expressing interest in auditioning for a specific project or requesting general consideration for future opportunities.

4.Relevance: Highlight any connections or similarities between your skills, experience, or attributes and the casting director’s previous work or the project you’re interested in.

5.Materials: Attach or provide links to your headshot, spotlight link, c.v. and showreel. Ensure your materials are up to date and showcase your abilities effectively.

6.Availability: Mention your availability for auditions, callbacks, or any relevant dates.

7.Appreciation: Express your gratitude for the casting director’s time and consideration.

8.Contact Information: Include your full name, phone number, and email address for easy contact.

Remember, casting directors receive numerous emails, so keeping your email concise and professional will help make a positive impression.

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