06/23/2026
🎬 "How do I get an audition for OFF CAMPUS and other hit shows?"
It's one of the most common questions we receive at TalentPlus.
Whether it's a new streaming series, a popular reboot, or the latest show everyone's talking about, many actors and parents assume TalentPlus receives every casting notice for every production.
The reality is a bit more complicated.
Sometimes a production publicly announces auditions. Other times, casting notices are sent directly to agencies, managers, and casting professionals. In some cases, productions may not begin casting supporting roles, day players, or background performers until weeks after filming has started.
For example, a show may be filming in Vancouver, Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto, or another production hub. In many cases, productions first hire local background actors and may prioritize local talent for certain day player and supporting roles. Other roles may not be cast until weeks or even months after filming begins.
When submitting talent, casting directors don't just see a name. They review the actor's profile, which may include:
✅ Headshots
✅ Resume
✅ Demo reels
✅ Slate videos
✅ Special skills
✅ Union status
✅ Sizes and appearance information
That's why keeping your Actors Access, Casting Networks, Casting.com, and agency profiles current is so important.
Want to increase your chances of being considered for television projects?
✔ Keep your headshots current
✔ Upload video clips and slates
✔ Maintain an updated resume
✔ Continue training
✔ Respond promptly to auditions and agency requests
The actors who book television roles are often the ones who are prepared before the casting notice arrives.
Read this week's Agent's Desk article to learn more about how television casting works and what you can do to put yourself in the best position when opportunities become available. https://www.talentpl.us/resources/resource