Sentence examples for by a casting director from inspiring English sources

When he was discovered in junior high by a casting director, only his grandmother thought he should change his name for fear he would be treated differently.

And since I am a middle-aged woman, odds are low that I will even be seen by a casting director.

Even in theater, he said, his agent was once told by a casting director, "I just can't see Bryan as a baseball player".

"I was once told on a drunken night by a casting director who will remain unnamed that I was classed as 'miscellaneously ethnic'," she says.

"I was 16 years old, and I was stopped in the street as unknown by a casting director – I was walking the streets of Paris and someone asked me to come to a casting," he recalled.

Cerhová was no actress at the time; she was a high-school student who had been spotted by a casting director during her performance at the Prague Spartakiade, "one of these mass gymnastics spectacles of the Communist regime".

The festival's Rising Stars program, founded four years ago by Lina Todd, a casting director, and Rajendra Roy, the festival's director of programming, teams several young actors with screen veterans who can help steer them through the ins and outs of Hollywood and the indie film world.

Her break came after she was spotted by Nina Gold, a casting director, in a Rada production, leading to an invitation to audition for one of the most sought-after roles for a young actress – playing the young Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady, the much anticipated film with Meryl Streep as the older Thatcher.

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In his testimony, Landis attempted to refute prosecution testimony by witnesses, including the parents, a casting director and a camera operator.

IN L.A., the myth that everyone is waiting to be discovered just won't die, fueled perhaps by the remote possibility that a casting director will one day walk into a Pinkberry and tap the guy behind the counter to portray, with moving realism, the guy behind a Pinkberry counter.