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Member CastingTypes™

Go beyond looks— see how the industry describes you! CastingTypes™ are pre-filtered by status + genre + character terms to objectively show proven character types you or other members have already been cast as by industry. For example, what types Lindsay Goranson has already played, who has already been hired as athletic commercial types, ensemble matches like mom + dad, or any custom filter combination below. New user? See important guidelines.

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name(s)	status(es)	genre(s)	character term(s)

production	member	director	role	status	genre	character
Kristina	Jane Brockman	Paul Gemignani Musical Dir.	FEATURED	CAST	Musical	chorus
Welcome	Jane Brockman	Maja Milanovic	SUPPORTING	CAST	Drama	strong \| tough \| Lead Detective
Greendale GP	Amber Bogdewiecz	Brad Saville	LEAD	CAST	Comedy	self-assured \| sassy \| one of the boys
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers	Jane Brockman	Stephen Nachamie	LEAD	CAST	Musical	strong \| warm \| loving \| Spunky
Japanese Car Commercial	Kris Van Nest		CONTRACT	CAST \| ON-HOLD \| AUDITION	Commercial	precision driver
On Golden Pond	Jane Brockman		LEAD	CAST \| AUDITION	Drama	Daughter
maladjusted. misappropriated.	Kris Van Nest	Jack Halpin	EXTRA	CAST	Drama	serious \| rough \| security guard \| calm \| thug \| fast
Little Women	Jane Brockman	Quin Gresham	LEAD	CAST	Musical	loving \| supportive \| mother
POLITrix Group Art Show	Kris Van Nest		FEATURED	CAST \| PASSED-ON	Drama	political
Kerouac	Mickey Pizzo	Michael Flanagan	SUPPORTING	CAST	Drama	Writer from NY times \| impatient \| mature \| articulate
Showboat	Jane Brockman	Francesca Zambello \| Paul Gemignani	SUPPORTING	CAST	Musical	legit voices \| townsfolk
The Roofer	Jane Brockman	Evan Buxbaum	SUPPORTING	CAST \| CALLBACK \| AUDITION	Drama	State worker
Dilly-Dally Show	Kris Van Nest	Tim Sheard	TV HOST	CAST	Comedy \| News \| Talk-Show	engaging \| reputable
Camelot - NY Philharmonic	Jane Brockman	Paul Gemignani \| Lonnie Price	SUPPORTING	CAST \| AUDITION	Musical	Members of the court
Can We Just Have A Moment of Your Time?	Amber Bogdewiecz	Mike Alicakos	SUPPORTING	CAST \| AUDITION \| SELF-SUBMIT	Action \| Horror	charming \| plain \| creepy
Conspiracy and Truth	Amber Bogdewiecz	Young Lee	FEATURED	CAST \| ON-HOLD \| AUDITION	Crime \| Drama \| Mystery	early 30s \| efficient \| british accent \| american accent
Three Triggers	Felix VI	Burcin Yoruk	LEAD	CAST	Drama	innocent \| young child
Joe	Amber Bogdewiecz	Alfred Bowser	LEAD	CAST	Drama \| Mystery	late twenties \| girlfriend \| frusterated
Mohegan Sun	Jane Brockman		LEAD	CAST \| CALLBACK \| AUDITION	Commercial	wife \| Middle Class
Circle	Amber Bogdewiecz	Fabio Fusco	LEAD	CAST	Drama	expressive face \| warm \| late twenties
Beer Pong: The Musical	Melissa Malone	Gennaro Desposito	FEATURED	CAST	Comedy \| Musical	party girl
Cat Burglar - #3 - Fame	Kris Van Nest	Tim Sheard	LEAD	CAST	Action \| Comedy	passionate \| professional thief \| serious \| sober
Sex & The City Print Ad	Amber Bogdewiecz	NA	EXTRA	CAST \| ON-HOLD \| AGENT-SUBMIT	Comedy	approachable \| late 20s
Beer Pong: The Musical	Caitlin Graham		FEATURED	CAST	Musical	none
Target	Amber Bogdewiecz	Carlos Ferrer	SUPPORTING	CAST	Thriller	charming \| 20s \| sly \| plain

*Page accuracy increases over time. This is meant as a GUIDELINE to help know our performers better and enhance the casting process. Brand new performers may not have a long enough work history to show any meaningful patterns, and final castings depend on MANY factors — including level of preparation, training, and so on, and not character term matching alone. In addition, within general character types there is always room for performers to artistically innovate and surprise as individuals. It’s worth repeating that performers should always feel empowered to be creative and explore new roles. This page in no way means to restrict artistic creativity, only to assist in researching past hiring histories as a guide to future roles. Questions or concerns? Please first read our background article, then discuss/send feedback.