How to film a casting ident

Written By Sarah Jeffs

  • Say your full name and age

  • Share your current location

  • Include any additional information if it has been requested in your self tape brief

  • Turn to the left/right to show your profiles

  • Raise your arms to the camera to show the front and the back of your hands

  • Make sure you are well framed in the shot, not far or too close to the camera

  • Head, shoulders and torso are ideal

  • Use a clear, clean and well lit area to film

  • Filming with an uncluttered background keeps more focus on you!

  • Speak clearly and try and stay in one spot 

  • Face the camera front on

Sarah Jeffs

Brightfeather Studio creates beautiful and marvelously functional websites.

My mission is to create Squarespace websites that not only look good and increase engagement/sales, but work for the client to reduce admin time, create an amazing user experience and reduce traditional future on-costs so that they can focus on what they do best.

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