Antonia for Nike ‘Dribble To Survive’

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We’re excited to share that one of our brilliant talents Antonia was part of the latest Nike ‘Dribble to survive’ commercial, filmed earlier this year.

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It’s always rewarding to see our talent involved in these amazing projects with brilliant production teams. We’re proud to have been part of the journey and can’t wait to see what’s next.

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Credits:

Client: Nike
Talent: Kerolin Nicoli
Director: Alex Takács
Production Company: ProdCo
Head Of Production: Sam Levene
Executive Producer: Cathy Green
Producer: Sara Cummins
Associate Producer: Lottie Aspinall
Production Manager: Natalie Isaac
Production Assistant: Ameerah Ayyad
1st AD: Hayley Williams
DOP: Dustin Lane
Production Designer: Mark Connell
Prosthetics Lead: Lou Elsey, Dave Elsey
Prosthetics: Grace Marie Arena, Brian Kinney, Holly Coyle, Chris Theodorou
Choreographers: Amanuel Kahsai, Ellizbeta Ejupi (Sports On Screen)
Production Service: LS Productions
CEO: Marie Owen
Managing Director: Sarah Drummond
Executive Producer: Kojo Abban
Senior Producer: Emma Hughes
Production Manager: Chris Gainsbury
Production Coordinator: Allan Macleod
Production Assistant: Lewis Faithfull
VIP Coordinator – Client: Hayley Urquhart
Client Care – Agency: Oliver Winkler
Production Runners: Ellie Fox, Dom Brophy, Thato Malinga, Wren Ginn, Roisin O’Callaghan, Jamaison Vassell
Client & Agency Credits:
Brand Creative Director: Ben McLaughlin
Creative Operations Director: Miko Cowan
Global Brand: Darcy Macrì
Brand Specialist: Nico Melo
Executive Producer, Brand Voice: Amy Berrichoa
Producer: Nick Roldan
Senior Business Affairs Manager: Madeleine Bishop
Product Specialist: Corey Dunn
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy
Head of Production: Rich Adkins
Senior Producer: Aurelie Rivera
Assistant Producer: Lwimbo Malanda
Stills Producer: Elin Tilberg
Group Account Director: Alice Shaw
Account Director: Olli Rosicourt
Account Manager: Conny Yan
Creative Directors: Albert Pukies, Becca Pottinger
Senior Creatives: Will Wells, Adam Crockett
Designer: Ben Arfur
2nd AD: Sarah Palmer
3rd AD: Shehzida Iqbal
1st ACs: Ben Oliver, Ross Onions
2nd ACs: Henry Paisey, Jason Bulley
Key Grip: Damian Roberts
Art Director: Sami Khan
SFX Supervisor: Darren Wallis
Costume Designer: Paula McNamara
Makeup Artists: Lou McCann, Ella Brennan, Lesley Brennan
Editorial: Trim Editing
Music: Wieden + Kennedy Music
Audio Post: Harbor
Colour &VFX: Bacon
Colourist: Hannibal Lang
Graphics: Time Based Arts

Carl Reid – Our Corrie Postman

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We absolutely love seeing our talent on TV, when fantastic new shows we’ve worked on hit the screens!

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One thing we truly pride ourselves on is the wonderful relationships we build with our talent and clients.

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Carl has been working with Industry Casting for over 20 years, and in that time, he has developed an amazing rapport with the team at Coronation Street.

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Now, as their regular postman, you can catch Carl in Monday’s episode, he couldn’t fit in better on the cobbles!

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Andrew Mckay for Pokerstars

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We’re thrilled to share that our talented Andrew recently took part in an exciting shoot for PokerStars, traveling to London to work with a brilliant team of creatives.

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The campaign was shot by the incredible Tim Jobling, whose distinctive visual style has truly brought this project to life. Produced by the brilliant LPA Production, the shoot captures the intensity and passion that surrounds the PokerStars game.

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A huge thank you to everyone involved!!

Betfred TVC

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Some of our fantastic SA’s took part in the new Betfred TVC! See if you can spot any of them!

 

Watch here:

Self Tape Top Tips

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Shooting a Self Tape

Self tapes are requested more than ever within the industry. They have become the main way to cast for a project. When you are asked to self tape, it’s the equivalent to attending a casting with the casting director. However, you are able to do it from home and film as many takes as you need!

The self tapes are reviewed and shortlisted by the Casting Director, you may even be invited to meet them in person after they have seen the tape. It speeds up the casting process and it also saves artists time as it can all be done from where you are.

 

Top Tip Number 1

Setting up to film:

First of all, film your self tapes landscape. Try your best to film against a plain wall in your home, and pick a spot that has good lighting. If the video is too dark or it’s difficult to see you, it may not be viewed by the casting director. Always dress as the role you are taping for, if you come across as that character, your helping them to visualise it!

 

Top Tip Number 2

Filming:

Make sure the camera is aligned at eye level so that your face can be clearly seen! If you need to show a full body shot, film this separately.

Your introduction is very important, as it’s the official first impression. Make sure you smile and come across as engaging. Your tape should start with your NAME, AGE, AGENCY. Followed by showing your profiles and hands. Then your free to film any action or lines that have been sent to you. If you have a line or a script, it’s best that you try and learn the words, and have someone read the other lines from behind the camera!

 

Top Tip Number 3

It’s really important to remember to enjoy the process, the more self tapes you do, the better you will get at shooting them!

Every self tape is an official audition, so give it your best shot!

 

 

 

Lad Bible X Asda

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Last week our amazing artist Elyn joined Lad Bible and Asda to participate in the social advertisement for their new ‘Euros Nanzone’.

 

The first ever football fan zones designed with older people in mind. The free-to-enter fan areas will be fully decked out with football decorations and offer free food and dinks. People of all ages are welcome to come and enjoy the space and watch the football alongside elderly fans.

 

Watch now on Lad Bible and Asda’s Social Media!