To assess the acting skills of individual actors.

To evaluate the on-screen chemistry between two or more actors.

To determine the suitability of an actor for a specific role.

To gauge the actor's ability to memorize lines and deliver them effectively.

The actors' ability to connect emotionally and create a believable relationship.

The actors' physical appearance and how well they match the characters' descriptions.

The actors' vocal quality and how well their voices complement each other.

The actors' experience and track record in the film industry.

A chemistry read is conducted with a larger group of actors, while a callback is held with a smaller group of shortlisted candidates.

A chemistry read focuses on evaluating the actors' individual performances, while a callback is used to assess their chemistry together.

A chemistry read is typically held before a callback, and a callback is held after a chemistry read.

A chemistry read is conducted by the casting director, while a callback is conducted by the director of the film.

Chemistry helps to create believable and engaging relationships between characters.

Chemistry can make or break a film, as it can significantly impact the audience's emotional connection to the story.

Chemistry is essential for building a strong ensemble cast that works well together.

All of the above.

Having the actors read lines together from the script.

Asking the actors to improvise a scene together.

Observing the actors' body language and interactions during the read.

Conducting a personality test or interview with the actors.