Limited budget

Lack of access to professional actors

Need to find actors who are willing to work for low pay

Pressure to cast big-name actors to attract funding

The actor's experience

The actor's physical appearance

The actor's chemistry with the other cast members

The actor's ability to work within the film's budget

Auditions

Online casting websites

Referrals from other filmmakers

Casting agencies

Read the script carefully and familiarize yourself with the character.

Practice your lines and rehearse the audition scene.

Dress professionally and arrive on time for the audition.

All of the above

Don't give up! Keep auditioning for other roles.

Ask the casting director for feedback on your audition.

Take some time to reflect on your performance and what you could have done differently.

All of the above

A casting director is responsible for finding actors for a film or television project, while an agent represents actors and helps them find work.

A casting director works for the production company, while an agent works for the actor.

A casting director is typically paid a salary, while an agent is paid a commission.

All of the above

Attend industry events and meet casting directors in person.

Send casting directors your headshot and resume.

Follow casting directors on social media and interact with their posts.

All of the above

The actor's talent is the most important factor.

The actor's availability is more important than their talent.

The actor's budget is the most important factor.

The actor's chemistry with the other cast members is the most important factor.

Hold open auditions.

Post casting calls on social media.

Contact local theater companies.

All of the above

Be prepared.

Be yourself.

Have fun!

All of the above

Read the script carefully and familiarize yourself with the character.

Practice your lines and rehearse the audition scene.

Dress professionally and arrive on time for the audition.

All of the above

The actor's talent is the most important factor.

The actor's availability is more important than their talent.

The actor's budget is the most important factor.

The actor's chemistry with the other cast members is the most important factor.

Hold open auditions.

Post casting calls on social media.

Contact local theater companies.

All of the above

Be prepared.

Be yourself.

Have fun!

All of the above

Read the script carefully and familiarize yourself with the character.

Practice your lines and rehearse the audition scene.

Dress professionally and arrive on time for the audition.

All of the above