We are searching for Birmingham young people to star in a short film by local filmmaker. If you are based in Handsworth, Lozells, Nechells, Aston, Winson Green or Perry Barr Please read the flyer to see if you might be right or share. Closing date: 16th September.

Looking for someone to play Poly Styrene in a film developed with the support of the BFI’s Film Fund. All details on the flyer.

We are proud to have been presented the award for best casting in an independent film at the CDG Awards 2022 for After Love

In this chat, Reggie and Shaheen explore how they try to go against the grain with their work together, in both their feature film work and short films too. We also hear about the films that shaped their careers, from La Haine, to Do The Right Thing, to the Deer Hunter, and so much more.

Ali & Ava, Pirates and After Love have all been nominated in the 2021 BIFA category for Best Casting alongside a number of their projects featured in most categories

We are searching for young males interested in sport/football/athletics to feature in forthcoming a single drama for BBC One

Harry Macqueen on the inspiration behind his new movie, starring Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci

The cancellation of Cannes 2020 gave UK director Clio Barnard the chance to “finesse” her now 2021 selection Ali & Ava, which premieres in Directors Fortnight on Sunday July 11.

Shaheen talks to Interview Magazine about the casting process

The UK's National Film and Television School (NFTS) is to launch a casting certificate course, believed to be the first of its kind from a major film school. The 24-week evening course will begin in September 2020 and has been set up to meet growing demand within the industry and boost inclusivity in casting.

Max Harwood on ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie,’ Landing His First Role, and Working with Richard E. Grant on His First Day on Set

“This is England’s” Michael Socha, Disney “Cinderella” star Sophie McSheraand “Master of None’s” Anthony Welsh (pictured) are all set to appear in Shane Meadows’ BBC period drama “The Gallows Pole.” Based on Benjamin Myers’ novel of the same name, the series tells the true story of David Hartley (played by Socha) and the Cragg Vale Coiners who, against a backdrop of eighteenth century Yorkshire, embark on the biggest fraud in British history.