Which casting sites carry student films, theater, commercials, features and TV, so you only pay for the ones matching the work you want.
Drawn from what is actually said on camera, so you can decide whether to spend the 2:59 watching it.
Most actors cannot afford to pay for every casting site every month, so the deciding factor is the kind of material you want to book next. Choose the subscriptions that carry that category of breakdown instead of spreading money across all of them.
If you are building credits through student productions, those breakdowns show up on CAZT, Backstage and Actors Access. Casting Networks and LA Casting are worth a look for the same category.
Stage work is the narrowest category listed. Backstage and Actors Access are named as the two strong choices for theater submissions.
Casting Networks is named as a good choice for commercial work, alongside the commercial-focused sides platforms. If commercials are your target, that is where your subscription money should go.
For feature films and short films, the recommended sites are Hollywood Casting and Film, CAZT, Backstage and Actors Access. Those carry the bulk of independent film breakdowns open to self-submission.
There are very few submissions on casting sites for network television. Primetime and cable episodic roles are largely closed to self-submission unless you are going after background work or union recreation episodes.
Casting Networks and Actors Access will occasionally post television projects, but those casting directors are usually seeking something very specific, special or unique that is hard to cast from an agent's roster.
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