Sal Schiavone

Virtual Casting Access

Virtual

Sal Schiavone

Monday, December 11, 2017

Begins at 11:55 PM PST | 2:55 AM EST

Monday, December 11, 2017



SYNOPSIS

This online class will provide feedback from an experienced casting professional. No more than 20 performers will be participating. 

When a new Casting Access Online class is announced, eligible performers RSVP to request a space in the class and are added to the class on a first-come/first-served basis. Confirmed participants will be notified by e-mail.

The date listed for the class is the day enrollment and cancellation close, and your headshots are sent to the casting director. Later that week, participants will receive sides specially selected for them by the participating casting director.

Once you have received your sides, you will have until the deadline to rehearse, record, and upload a video containing your performance of the sides. You will upload the video using your YouTube account and email the video link. Finally, the casting director will review your video and provide notes.


CASTING DIRECTOR BIO

Salvatore Shiavone has been working in casting for 3+ years, primarily on TV/film projects involving children and teens in both comedy and drama. Currently he just wrapped on season 2 of a children's multicam with Howard Meltzer. He has previously worked with casting directors Susie Farris, Rich Delia and Mele Nagler.


REQUIREMENTS

You must have completed a Casting Access Online application prior to registering for this class.

If you RSVP for this workshop you must be able to upload your video by 9:00am PST on December 18th. DO NOT BE LATE. Those who have been seated by December 11th are expected to comply. You must cancel your reservation before December 11th if you cannot comply. 

This event is only open to actors who reside OUTSIDE of LA or NY.


Your video will not be accepted IF:

-Your video is shot vertically instead of horizontally. If you need to shoot on an iPhone or tablet, turn it sideways.

-It is not appropriately framed. Standard framing is top of the head to mid chest.

-The video has poor sound, clarity, or lighting. It doesn’t have to be perfect, but it cannot take away from your performance.

-You have a distracting background. If you cannot provide a solid background, a minimal background is best.

-Your video has title cards or subtitles. They are unnecessary.

-Your video settings are not Unlisted. Videos that are Private or Public will not be accepted.

-You “share” the video through YouTube. You must email the video URL to the specified email address.