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The Casting Tools

One of the main pieces of feedback actors give me is how long it takes to process their audition to make it look professional after they record it. The tools below have been developed to take the pain out of this process.

Titling, fading, naming, framing — the fiddly parts, done for you. They are free to use as needed. Now you just need to concentrate on the acting. No sign in, no account, nothing to install.

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One thing at a time

Just need one part of the tape? Do it on its own. No setup beyond the tool itself.

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Casting Photos

Close up, long shot and both profiles, framed and named the way a casting director expects them.

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Blank Slate

You know what you want to say. This records it cleanly, builds the title card and names the file.

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Self Tape Scenes

Just the scene. Picture fades up over four seconds, no countdown, and the file comes out named properly.

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Autocue

Your lines scroll while you record, so your eyes stay where they should be.

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With someone reading against you

Load the script, run the lines against a reader, and record the scene once it sits right. Closer to how a real rehearsal actually happens.

Rehearsal

Rehearsal RoomBeta

Load your script, run the lines against a reader, then record the scene when it sits right.

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The whole casting in one go

Photos, slate and takes in a single sitting, in the order a real casting asks for them.

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Casting Page

Every part of the casting in one place, finishing with the link to send it to me.

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