Private Castings 35 Pierre - Woodman Rebecca Avi Work

| Aspect | Description | |--------|-------------| | | A “private casting” is a selection process that takes place away from the public eye—often by invitation only. It can be used to test chemistry between talent, to experiment with new concepts, or to keep a project under wraps before a broader release. | | Why They’re Used | • Protect the confidentiality of a new concept or brand. • Allow directors to work with a limited, trusted pool of talent. • Provide a low‑risk environment for performers to try out new roles or scenes. | | Typical Steps | 1. Invitation – Talent receives a direct outreach (email, phone, or through an agent). 2. Screening – Short questionnaire or short video clip to verify suitability. 3. Audition/Meeting – Usually a short on‑set or remote video call where the director explains the concept and gauges comfort level. 4. Selection – A small number of performers are chosen for the actual shoot. | | Legal/Professional Safeguards | • Signed confidentiality agreements (NDAs). • Clear consent forms outlining the type of content, distribution plans, and usage rights. • Production insurance and compliance with local regulations. |