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Apr 21, 2025 1 hr 1 min

Lindsay Bronson

from Box Angeles (for Actors) Hosted by Lindsay Bronson, Mike Box Elder

Casting director Lindsay Bronson stops by the bungalow and discusses best practices when auditioning with kids, commonalities between people who book frequently, how new people can get seen, and more! Lindsay's IMDb and Instagram @lindsaybronson. 00:00 - Introduction. 01:43 - Lindsay slates her name. 03:40 - Focusing on kid, beauty and real-people casting. 04:55 - Best practices auditioning with kids. 17:45 - Adult actors have a lot going on. 18:33 - Mike crying after an audition. 20:34 - Discussing Mike's recent self tapes for AHC Casting. 24:37 - General actor feedback. 26:44 - Slates and multiple takes. 31:25 - Group auditions. 33:23 - People that book frequently. 39:54 - How do new people get in front of casting. 44:31 - Pivoting from acting to casting. 48:55 - How they find casting help. 50:24 - What makes the best session directors. 53:21 - Monitoring casting sessions. 55:35 - What's going on in actor's lives. 57:44 - Last minute self tapes. The full video and pics -- boxangeles.com/344 Support Box Angeles (and access the audio archives) on Patreon. Follow Box Angeles on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok.

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