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Ok, so picture this. You set up a profile on MaleCasting and within a few days you got an email from a scout. They want you to come in for a test shoot, so what should you expect and what should you look out for?
For starters, if they ask for money, turn them down. Any good reputable studio will not ask you for money. The only time they may ask for cash is if they offer to sell you a copy of any test shots – though this will vary and in most cases they’ll give you few in return for allowing them to use them. So no cash up front.
Make sure you arrive on time. No body likes someone who is late. It makes for a bad first impression. If you get cold feet, be kind and just let them know. Be sure to look your best and bring a bag with a few changes of clothes so you can show them a few different looks.
Make sure you read any disclaimers, waivers and anything else they ask you to sign. Don’t just sign because they say so. Also clarify your rights within the agreement. You don’t want to find that they own your images with no way back. Most good studios will ask you to sign a waiver giving them rights to any images or film submitted and taken, however they do also have a clause in place to protect you also in the event you change your mind, so just ask. They don’t mind.
Pay attention to what they ask/say. Most studios will ask you to do a short photoshoot to see how well you take direction. Listen to the advice, they are the pros and know the best way to work it.
The famous ‘Casting Tape’ firstly, make sure you know your rights before hand and that you understand what is happening. Any casting videos made will be done so with your consent and what ever happens will be up to you. Its not like the movies where the director just gropes you.
Most importantly, stay safe. While the majority of studios are good and professional, it doesn’t mean a few bad ones can’t slip through the net. Make sure you tell someone you trust where you are going.
