If you have a taste for all things scary, you’ve probably seen your fair share of horror films. And for a good reason - horror movies can send a chill down your spine, take you off on a twisted journey, or simply provide some fun thrills on a Friday night. But for actors, a role in a horror film can sometimes feel like a more limited display of your performative skills. Here’s why you shouldn’t overlook what scary flicks have to offer:

<b> Horror Films Can Be Career Launchers </b> You might be surprised to learn how many actors got their start in horror movies. Jennifer Aniston entered the scene with a role in Leprechaun, a very young Leonardo DiCaprio starred in Critters 3, and teenage Johnny Depp had a supporting part in A Nightmare on Elm Street. For these stars, scary films offered early opportunities to showcase their talents for later roles. Elm Street in particular ended up being a huge critical and commercial success.

<b> The Horror Genre is No Longer Just “Disposable” Entertainment </b> Let’s be honest - for years, scary films were looked down upon by film snobs. Franchises like Scream and Friday the 13th have avid fans and lots of box office success, but they rarely earned critical acclaim or Rotten Tomatoes approval. In just the last several years, the landscape has completely changed. Jordan Peele’s brillant socio-political horror film Get Out won “Best Screenplay” at the 2018 Oscars. This past winter, horror-thriller Parasite won “Best Picture.” The horror genre has become a fantastic medium for exploring complex political and moral issues. Which leads us to our next point:

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	<li><b>All the Stars Are Doing It:</b> Oscar-winner Lupita Nyong'o starred in "Us", Peele’s sophomore horror production. Emily Blunt and John Krasinski helmed the heart-pounding thriller "A Quiet Place". And, most recently, Emmy-nominated Elisabeth Moss starred in The Invisible Man, another great, scary film. These days, if you have a shot at acting in a horror film, you’ll be in some pretty impressive company.
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<b> If You Think Horror Acting is Just “Being Scared,” You’re Doing It Wrong </b> Acting for horror is like any other dramatic performance - you need to find authenticity, immediacy, and truth in your character. What are your character’s wants and needs in the scene? If a killer is about to jump out, you can’t play the part expecting it. Stay in the moment of the scene, feel the shock, fear, and terror along with the audience, and you might surprise yourself with what a compelling performance you give. 

And there you have it. A part in a horror movie can be an incredible opportunity to launch your career, star in a great film, or simply explore a unique and interesting character. If you’ve been avoiding scary parts, you shouldn’t be. There’s never been a better time to dive into some sinister stories.


Acting in Horror Films: Why You Need It And How to Pull It Off

<b> Who: </b> Lizzy Crabtree
<b> School, Year: </b>  Fordham, 2020
<b> Internship: </b> Casting Depot, Unscripted Casting & Development Intern
<b> Dream Job: </b> Writer

I interned as an unscripted casting intern and here are some valuable things I have learned:

<b> Time Management </b>

Time management is a valuable skill that can be transferred to any job. Interning caused me to reevaluate how I spend my time. Between school, interning, and a daily commute time of five hours, it was essential to use my time in an effective manner - like doing my homework while I commuted. Limiting my time on the phone also proved to be truly helpful. 

By making sure everything was balanced, I was able to put all my effort into my internship while I was there. In the actual office, time management was key. While working, there would be various tasks that all needed to be done at once. Prioritizing tasks as they came to me helped me navigate my day efficiently. 

<b> New Casting and Development Skills </b>

Internships are created to teach and prepare students for their career. And for me, it did as such. For instance, as an unscripted casting intern I learned editing on Adobe Premiere, which is a tangible skill that I continued to practice. I learned how to research talent, current trends, and events for television development and for casting leads. I developed my writing abilities by learning how to write pitches and organize decks. 

<b> Industry Experience </b>

Although I study film and television, we never focused on unscripted television (despite my interest in the field). While working as an intern at Casting Depot, I was able to experience the industry firsthand. Through my internship, I learned what casting processes were like, which software was used to record skype calls or edit casting videos, and how shows were pitched. In school, we never learned the specifics of the industry. Interning gave me the knowledge to prepare me for my post graduation career.


What I’ve Learned from Being an Unscripted Casting Intern

Struggling with your resume? Don’t worry, we got you covered! Pre-production jobs can get pretty competitive, so your resume must make an impactful first impression. 

To set yourself apart from other applicants, follow this handy-dandy cheatsheet we've put together:

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	<li><b> List Pre-Production Knowledge. </b> Showcase what you know! Whether it be commercials, music videos, short films, and feature films, your knowledge of pre-production should connect with relevant work experiences. 

When listing your work experiences, add bullet points that highlight your work achievements and duties. Did you have a casting assistant internship while in college? Add it to your work history to show you have a basic understanding of how a busy casting office operates.

<b> Add creativity. </b> If you're applying to a creative job, spice up your resume with color and images. Use online companies such as Canva.com to create a beautiful resume in a short amount of time. 
		
<b> Define your skills and Abilities. </b> On your resume, show the employers how resourceful you could be. This is the area to show what you can bring to the company. Are you skilled with scriptwriting, editing software, or Google Drive? Be sure to elaborate on your skillsets. For example, don’t just put down “video editing software,” use “skilled in creating and editing videos using Adobe products such as Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Photoshop.” Keep in mind that all the skills you list must be accurate. When you’re called into an interview, you might be asked to demonstrate your proficiency in video editing.
		
<b> Ditch Your Tagline. </b> When taking a wholistic view at your resume, ask yourself - "does my tagline really make a difference?".
		
<b> Don't Include Your Address. </b> A big mistake newbies make when creating their resume is adding their home address. Unless it's noted otherwise in the application or job posting, take this part out. It's OK to add "New York, NY" or "Burbank, CA", but your exact address is never needed. 
		
<b> Include Your Professional Social Media. </b> Add your LinkedIn, StaffMeUp.com, or CastingDepot.com account to show that you're active in the professional community.

<b> Highlight Personality.</b> This section will help differentiate you from other candidates. Listing the different languages you speak, certificates, interests, and hobbies are a great way to help humanize you in your resume! Do you have any relevant certificates that can boost your creditability? Listing certificates can show how dedicated you are to learn more about the pre-production industry. Just be mindful of the extra information you add to your resume, as you want it to build on to your work experiences.
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Although these tips are a bit obvious, they are important to follow so you can get a step closer to an interview for the pre-production job you want. With these tips to help guide your resume, you are on the right track to sending your application to your future employer.  

Resume Tips for a Creative Pre-Production Job

Quarantine has become a way of life. With all of this time being cooped up indoors, people have been offering ideas and suggestions on how to occupy time; pick up a hobby, learn another language, paint, *and our favorite and most popular*, watch a little TV. 

Sometimes a throwback to the simpler times feels good. All of your favorite current shows are on hold from production, and all the shows from the 2000’s and 2010’s have been binged too many times that you can recite each line. 

Think of the old days (not so old though). Back then, you had to wait an entire week for the next episode of your favorite show to come on. Not only that, you had to wait months for the next season to come out. 

And yes, even the streaming service shows typically have a year long waiting period between each season. However, now with everything available at your disposal with a click of a button, it's easier to binge. If there was ever a period in television to quarantine, it'd be now. 

Living in the streaming world has made this quarantine just a little bit easier. That’s why we have compiled a list of throwbacks from the prior decades to save you that valuable time. Not to worry, each of the shows boast plenty of seasons (and plenty of episodes) to sit back, relax, and keep those sweatpants on for the time being. And with everyone’s attention span getting smaller day by day, we’ve narrowed down the list to our favorite classic sitcoms.

Here’s a list of our 4 best binge worthy quarantine comfort TV shows from the 80’s and 90’s:
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<b> Seinfeld </b>

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<b> Seinfeld - The Good News, Bad News  </b>

“The show about nothing”. No, that’s actually what people refer to as Seinfeld. All you need to do is see a few episodes and you’ll see what people mean. You’ll also see why it was the highest rated sitcom for so long, and if you’re a fan of those modern popular shows like “The Office” or “Always Sunny”, it’s clear how Seinfeld paved the way for absurd characters in absurd situations. The best part about it? There’s no real storyline to follow, because it is actually about NOTHING. The series follows four friends that hang out and experience everyday life in New York City. So, this makes it a quarantine favorite, as you can play the show on loop while you leave the room, cook a meal, do some chores, come back and you really haven’t missed much. You can even hear a joke from the other room and still get a kick out of it. 

<b> Currently streaming on: </b> Hulu, Youtube TV, Sling TV, and FuboTV. Also available to buy on Youtube and Google Play. 

<b> Friends </b>

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<b> Friends - Pilot  </b>

What more can we say about Friends? Either you watch Friends with your friends or your friends watch Friends and won’t shut up about it. Another 90’s classic, this NBC sitcom lasted into the early 2000’s. Revolving around six friends in New York City (which makes the title all the more clever), this show created a significant cultural impact in America, from the hairstyle known as “the Rachel” to people greeting each other with, “How you doin’?”. An unscripted reunion show by HBO was scheduled for late-March, but suspended indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic. So now more than ever is your chance to catch up on it before all your real-life friends begin freaking out when it does eventually come on. 

<b> Currently streaming on: </b> YouTube TV, FuboTV, Sling. Also Available to buy on Youtube.



<b> Cheers </b>

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<b> Cheers - Pilot  </b>

Ah, what’s better than hanging out with your friends in your favorite bar after a long day of work? Well, in a quarantine world where bars are a social pastime, the next best thing we get is the 80’s sitcom Cheers. Revolving around a bar in Boston, this series follows both workers and bar regulars through daily life inside the establishment. This show is definitely one to sit down and follow, but no worries if you miss an episode here or there. The characters and plot develop each season, with a new storyline taking over as the story arc. It was the start of many great careers, most notably Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson. So, if you want to reminisce about bar life, look no further than these New Englanders from the 80’s, who seemingly tackle social issues that we thought millennials started the narrative on. A show certainly ahead of its time, this series lasted 11 whole seasons. 

<b> Currently streaming on: </b> Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, CBS. Also Available to buy on Youtube.



 <b>Frasier </b>

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 <b>Frasier "The Good Son" (Pilot)  </b>

If we have Cheers on here, we most certainly need to put its spinoff series Frasier here as well. Centered around the Cheers character Dr. Frasier Crane, actor Kelsey Grammar portrayed the lovable psychiatrist for over two decades, and it’s no surprise he develops more over time. Frasier is a benchmark for what people call, “clever, intelligent humor”, starting in 1993 after the Cheers series finale. The show is unconventional to a degree, which is what makes it so unique. Just expect some sort of dramatic storylines similar to what you find in Cheers. If you’re wondering whether you need to commit to 11 seasons of Cheers before you commit to 11 seasons of Frasier, well, the choice is yours to make. Depends on how crazy quarantine is driving you. 

 <b>Currently streaming on: </b> Hulu, Amazon Prime, and CBS. Also available to buy on Youtube. 
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That’s a wrap for our best binge worthy quarantine comfort shows from the 80’s and 90’s. Each show will offer you a different sense of humor. Due to its short episode length, go ahead and check out the pilots and find out which one will get you through life inside. Stay home, stay safe, and watch some TV! 


The Best Quarantine Sitcom Throwbacks for Comfort

If you're preparing for an audition, chances are that you could use some help memorizing lines. That's why we've compiled a list of effective and affordable app options for on-camera talent who are on the go. 

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	<li><b> [Rehersal App, Pro](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rehearsal-pro/id1116896197)  </b>
Need a place that both stores your lines and helps you learn them at the same time? This app is for you. It also allows you to highlight and markup your paper as you please, AND allows you to break down your script into your scenes. 

Price: $20/month

<b> [coldRead](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/coldread/id1264354117) </b>
ColdRead uses a sophisticated algorithm that detects when you finish speaking, then playing the following line back. It also has a built-in teleprompter and self-tape feature which is great for training on-camera hosts. Impressive, no?

Price: Free + in-app upgrades

<b> [Memy](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/memorize-lines-by-heart-memy/id1220188894) </b>
Memory progressively hides words until all are gone. Read the text aloud a few times, and then hit the "hide" button, prompting a few random words that become hidden. 

Price: Free + in-app upgrades

<b> [Line Learner](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/linelearner/id368070258) </b>
LineLearner helps actors learn their lines, while also enabling users to record and store scenes from plays. There is also a script sharing feature. 

Price: $4/month
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Don't be the person that didn't remember their lines. That's the worst! Use these apps to help you unlock the power of memorization so you can nail your big day.



4 Line-Memorization Apps Every Type of On-Camera Talent Should Utilize 

Remember the Percy Jackson classic book series? How about the movie adaptations that came out in the early 2010s? Well, soon enough you’ll be able to add **the series** to your list of favorites. 

On Thursday, May 14th, Disney+ announced they’re adapting the YA fantasy book series, *Percy Jacksoan and The Olympians*, into a series. Author Rick Riordan later further confirmed the series and his involvement. 

Everyone and their grandma's took to Twitter to share their excitement. 

<a href= https://twitter.com/rickriordan/status/1261008593077374977 target= "blank"> production in a Twitter video </a> with his wife, Becky. He announced he couldn’t share more on the project but that he and his wife will be involved <a href= https://twitter.com/rickriordan/status/1261010163068272640 target= "blank"> “in person in every aspect of it.” </a>

Logan Lerman, who played the role of Percy Jackson in the previous films, went on to share his support for the series. 

<a href= https://twitter.com/LoganLerman/status/1261036696646217729  target= "blank"> tweeting: “Excited to see this! Hope it gets the adaptation the books deserve.”  </a> 

The book storyline centers Percy, the child of a human mother and the Greek god of the sea, Poseidon. Throughout the book, and series, Percy descovers his relationship for the Greek world and follows his adventures throughout the real and mythological worlds. 

The show is still in its early stages and, while it will likely be a couple of years before we can see any episodes on a screen, there’s nothing wrong with getting excited a bit early. 


Percy Jackson Series Coming to Disney+ 

Every once in a while we enjoy shows from the good 'ol days. I.e. - when we didn't have responsibilities and Friday nights were for movies and popcorns. Take a look down memory lane with us:

<b> One Tree Hill (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634152-onetreehill304431300-onetreehill-v392937836sx1080.jpg)

<b> Blue Mountain State (Vudu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634920-aaaabzjx5qoqoexro1psgwvlen7ej0latjph6macevjserwzxnz3ymstzq7r3vlthorehavudqjn52jothked1lhdyrsufrag6fytq.jpg)

<b> Friday Night Lights (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634240-dims.jpeg)

<b> Teen Wolf (Amazon Prime) </b> 
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584635045-teen-wolf-netflix.jpg)

<b> Glee (Netflix) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634105-2bfac53ea1cd2c2b762d9d7a3c34138134b17bbb819a85896e878c384b74b3ce.jpg)

<b> Make It or Break It (Hulu) </b> 
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634647-miobi-5.jpg)

<b> Greek (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634697-b784cdc4-851e-48e4-867b-96d395fbaca2.jpeg)

<b> Smallville (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634283-screen-shot-2019-09-24-at-6-03-19-pm.png)

<b> The Secret Life of the American Teenager (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634342-sub-buzz-368-1578960052-2.jpg)

<b> Roswell (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634746-f6a9f051-a154-4afb-b90a-457d22af9964-ros103c0078b2.jpg)

<b> Boy Meets World (Disney+) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634438-bmw2.jpg)

<b> Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634394-buffycast-0-0.jpg)

<b> Skins (Netflix) </b> 
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584635154-skins1812124c.jpg)

<b> The O.C. (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584633996-image.jpeg)

<b> The Vampire Diaries (Netflix) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634053-teen-wolf-the-vampire-diaries.jpg)

<b> Gilmore Girls (Netflix) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634495-thegilmoregirls-0-0.jpg)

<b> Gossip Girl (Netflix) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634545-gossip-girl-cast-1505765673.jpg)

<b> Beverly Hills, 90210 (Hulu) </b> 
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584634595-cbcast90210mem15092816x9992.jpg)

<b> Degrassi, Next Gen (Pluto) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584635266-degrassilaunchstill21920x1080-cropped-e1569939676516.jpg)

<b> Dawson's Creek (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584633859-5a42cd40430d0304108b45e8.jpeg)

<b> Veronica Mars (Hulu) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584633949-veronicamarsseasonthree.jpg)

<b> Lizzie McGuire (Disney +) </b>
![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584635479-scale.jpeg)


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22 Throwback Teen TV Dramas That Are Still Streaming

Working on any craft in the industry is important for success - and everyone needs a little bit of help along the way. So, we compiled a list of our favorite improv studios in the Los Angeles area, meant for anyone who is serious about improving their skills. 

<b> The Groundlings </b>
[Check them out here](https://www.groundlings.com)

![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584654425-86840869101582396746889197252627353942097920o.jpg)

<b> UCB, Los Angeles </b>
[Check them out here](https://losangeles.ucbtrainingcenter.com)

![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584654571-screen-shot-2020-03-19-at-5-49-11-pm.png)

<b> Second City, Hollywood </b>
[Check them out here](https://www.secondcity.com/locations/hollywood/find-a-class/lets-get-started/)

![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584654778-screen-shot-2020-03-19-at-5-52-35-pm.png)

<b> Improv for the People </b>
[Check them out here] (http://improvforthepeople.com) 

![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584655297-screen-shot-2020-03-19-at-6-01-17-pm.png)

<b> LA Connection Comedy Theater </b>
[Check them out here] (http://laconnectioncomedy.com)

![](https://www.datocms-assets.com/23925/1584655571-screen-shot-2020-03-19-at-6-05-41-pm.png)



The 5 Best Improv Schools in Los Angeles

If you have Netflix, Hulu, or live in 2020, you likely watch a lot of TV. Maybe you've been binge watching the same three shows since you were 8 (we see you Seinfeld fans). Maybe you like to mix it up. Either way - it’s easy to get lost in the sea of new content online. So - we've got you.

Here are 12 digital series that you need to watch:

<b> Really, Dough? </b>

Every question you had about pizza and pizz culture, answered. 

<b> Where: </b> [Thrillist](https://www.thrillist.com/series/really-dough)


<b> Red Table Talk </b>

An excellent talk show starring Jada Pinkett Smith, Willow Smith, and Adrienne Banfield-Norris, “Red Table Talk” features thoughtful guests and insightful round-table discussions. The three generations of women explore themes of motherhood, race, loss, marriage, and much more in 25-minute episodes. This is different from your typical celeb interview series. 

<b> Where: </b> [Facebook Watch](https://www.facebook.com/pg/redtabletalk/videos/?ref=page_internal)


<b> Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis  </b>

Speaking of different talk shows, “Between Two Ferns” offers some of the most unusual celebrity interviews you’ll find. Started back in 2008, Ferns provides absurdist humor, improvised antics, and surprising gags, often at the expense of the famous guests. The series was spun-off into a film this past year, so there’s never been a better time to catch up on episodes or check it out for the first time.

<b> Where: </b> [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFEE651C298476F00)


<b> Bring Me </b>

If you get serious FOMO, we suggest skipping this one. Buzzfeed takes their viewers across the world to some pretty awesome places that'll make you say 'bring me'. This series is great for the avid traveler and foodie looking for secret gems in far away places.

<b> Where:</b> [Buzzfeed](https://www.buzzfeed.com/bringme)


<b> Bestie Picks Bae </b>

Looking for a show that offers new scenarios every episode? Ever had a best friend set you up with someone? Welcome to Seventeen’s “Bestie Picks Bae,” a dating competition series where a “bestie” picks a date for a friend from a group of potential baes. Often, dating works better when the decision is put in the hands of someone else.

<b> Where: </b> [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ype-lFPJY4&list=PLunx6D_le-dKMOXBPzkr8JM52XcsFUUAb)


<b> Please Understand Me </b>

This online series produced by Sarah Silverman has a unique premise: comedians stay in character while having sessions with real-life therapists. The result is strange, funny, and moving-- featuring rough relationships between couples with fictional stories but very real problems. It’s definitely a captivating watch. 

<b> Where: </b> [Facebook Watch](https://www.facebook.com/PleaseUnderstandMe/?tn-str=k*F)


<b> Star-Crossed </b>

Yes - your astrological sign could play a major role in your love life. Watch as these 20-something-year-old singles living in the Big Apple navigate dating on this binge-worthy digital series. 

<b> Where: </b> [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilA-1aVxTaw&list=PLidTvIp4b7EGxOMyEbL9JlNIYkhGdcoq6)


<b> Distance </b>

Another YouTube show with a unique premise, “Distance” explores two sides of a long distance relationship. The series uses parallel episodes, covering the same events but from each character’s perspective. The result is a show that can be watched in any order, making for a viewing experience perfectly suited for its digital platform. 

<b> Where: </b> [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvxxezrhwLUGtfqKrrCpgHQ)


<b> The Feels </b>

A funny and impactful series about a bisexual man naviagting his lonliness and romantic life, “The Feels” has enjoyed a three season run. With short, couple minute episodes, it’s a quick binge watch once you’re hooked. 

<b> Where: </b> [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs2fDr-lGJsnrBVZKTKrrzw)


<b> Humnan Limits </b>

A pretty bad-ass series about humans pushing ideas to the limit. Uproxx does a great job of highlighting extremely unique individuals who do some incredible things.

<b> Where: </b> [Uproxx](https://uproxx.com/shows/human/)


<b> Sorry For Your Loss </b>

Who says digital shows can’t draw big stars? Elisabeth Olsen stars as a young woman struggling with the recent death of her husband. The episodes are 30 minutes, relatively long for an online series, but the show offers a moving and cinematic exploration of grief. 

<b> Where: </b> [Facebook Watch](https://www.facebook.com/sorryforyourloss/)


<b> Precious Cargo </b>

Wealthy urban parents can have very ambitious goals for their children, even if those kids are still taking nap time. The comedy series “Precious Cargo” follows a pair of sisters as they work as tutors for wealthy urban kids, and deal with all the stress that comes with the job. 

<b> Where: </b> [Vimeo](https://vimeo.com/169435822)


<b> Tacos Con Todo  </b>

First We Feast's "Tacos Con Todo" is a new series that shines a light on California's exciting taco culture through the eyes of stand-up comedian and SoCal native, Jesus Trejo. It'll get you wanting to cook some tacos after the first episode.

<b> Where: </b> [Complex](https://www.complex.com/video/tacos-con-todo-show)


12 Digital Series You Need to Watch

Get your game faces on because <b>The Circle</b> is making a return on Netflix with two new seasons and we can hardly contain our excitement. The Circle, a reality show where contestants eliminate one another without ever meeting face to face, took the internet by storm with season 1 of the US version. 

For those of you who still haven’t watched the show, here’s what you need to know: 

Each contestant gets locked up in their respective apartments with only an app to connect them to the other contestants. Set with a number of challenges, the participants have to decide who they can trust and it’s up to them to figure out if who they are talking to is who they really say they are on their profile. It’s safe to say that you’ll be on the edge of your seat watching and we advise that you start binge watching now as season 2 is right around the corner.

The finale of season 1 aired January 15, and just like many of the viewers, we were sad to say goodbye to a truly iconic cast. Since season 1 was such a big hit, it only makes sense to create a 2nd and 3rd season. Although a year has not been set for season 3, we do know that season 2 is set to launch in 2021.

Season 1 of The Circle was filmed last fall in the exact location that they shot the original UK version. With an apartment building ready to use for taping, the creators of the show will have no problem finding the perfect place to shoot. 

Interested in applying? The show is now accepting online applications [here](https://a1.etribez.com/ag/slus/circleus2/welcome.html). Requirements are that you are 18 or older, have a passport and able to travel to the U.K., and you’re not related to, employed by, or engaged to anyone at Netflix. And with a $100,000 grand prize, The Circle is definitely an opportunity you won’t want to miss. 


Netflix Confirms New Seasons of The Circle

What possibly could be better then Tiger King? How about a scripted version of Tiger King starred by Nicholas Cage? According to Variety, CBS announced an eight-episode series produced by CBS Television Studios and Imagine Television following the Texas Monthly article “Joe Exotic: A Dark Journey Into the World of a Man Gone Wild,” by Leif Reigstad. 

Here is what we know:

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<b> This has been in the pipeline for a while. </b>
Apparently, CBS TV Studios optioned the article in June of 2019. So there was always a plan to bring Joe to the big screen. Dan Lagana, the mockumentary series ‘American Vandal’ Showrunner, will serve as writer, showrunner, and executive producer for the series.

<b> The new series will tell the backstory.</b>
How did Joe become Joe Exotic? The new story will show the madness in the obsession of becoming a top-selling tiger park.

<b> Nicholas Cage will be the star. </b>
The casting couldn't be better. This will mark Cage's first regular television role in his career. Other actors threw their hat in the ring for the part of Exotic, including Ed Norton and Dax Shepard. However, Exotic reportedly wanted Brad Pitt to play him. 
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So in short - yes we will be tuning in. In the meantime, we'll keep you updated on our social channels for new updates to the cast. Who knows - maybe they'll need background actors to play shoppers in the giftshop! 

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Tiger King Picked Up for Series by CBS

You heard that right, NBC’s iconic sitcom Parks and Recreation is set to reunite for a 30-minute special! Here is everything we know about the one-off:

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	<li><b> Why the reunion? </b>

Co-creator, Michael Shur, said this episode special will raise money for Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund. The funds will help food banks serve vulnerable community members. 

In a statement, Shur said, “Like a lot of other people, we were looking for ways to help and felt that bringing these characters back for a night could raise some money. I sent a hopeful email to the cast and they all got back to me within 45 minutes. Our old ‘Parks and Rec’ team has put together one more 30-minute slice of (quarantined) Pawnee life, and we hope everyone enjoys it. And donates!”

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<b> Who will be in the reunion?</b>

The original cast members of Parks and Recreation will virtually reunite for a coronavirus-related fundraising special according to Rolling Stone. Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones, Aziz Ansari, Nick Offerman, Chris Pratt, Aubrey Plaza, and Adam Scott are all expected to be back in character, along with several guest stars from the original show. Perhaps Paul Rudd and Ben Schwartz can make a return? *Fingers crossed*

<b> The Plot</b>

Parks and Recreation finished its seven-season run in 2015. The finale left us in the future from 2022 to 2025 but this episode will be based on what happened before that. The new episode will reflect the real-life crisis happening in the present day. Amy Poehler’s character Leslie Knope AKA Pawnee’s most dedicated civil servant is determined to stay connected to her friends and colleagues in this time of social distancing. 

“In such uncertain times, we can’t think of anyone better than Leslie Knope to unite our country with her unbridled enthusiasm and compassion. A huge thank you to Mike Schur and the cast of ‘Parks and Recreation’ for putting this wonderful special together and bringing a smile to all our faces while raising money for such a worthwhile cause,” said Lisa Katz and Tracey Pakosta, the co-presidents of scripted programming at NBC Entertainment.
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Five years later after the show finale, we finally get the chance to check in with the beloved characters of Parks and Recreations. We’re looking forward to checking in on April and Andy as they quarantine together at home. Who are you most excited to see? 

<b> The new episode will air at 8:30 p.m. EDT, April 30, only on NBC. </b>

The Cast of Parks and Recreations Reunites for a Coronavirus-Related Special

Long ago, in 2005, viewers of all ages enjoyed watching Avatar: The Last Airbender on Nickelodeon. Then, in 2008, everything changed when the riveting series ended. However, beginning on May 15th, long time fans and fresh eyes can begin binge watching this amazing animated series on Netflix. 

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Water. Earth. Fire. Air. All three seasons of Avatar: The Last Airbender are coming to Netflix in the US on May 15th. <a href="https://t.co/RCKylFYknA">pic.twitter.com/RCKylFYknA</a></p>&mdash; NX (@NXOnNetflix) <a href="https://twitter.com/NXOnNetflix/status/1253432206070108160?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 23, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Avatar: The Last Airbender begins after the Avatar, a person who has the power to bend water, air, fire, and earth, is discovered after his disappearance one hundred years ago. With the Avatar gone, the Fire Nation began to ravage the land with intense war. The Emmy-awarded series then follows Aang, Katara, Sokka, and various other allies made along the way, as they fight to end the war and restore peace. The show features meticulously detailed characters, a captivating plot, and one of the greatest redemption arcs ever written. This series, that scored a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes’s “tomatometer,” is sure to keep any fan of fantasy and any appreciator of compelling storytelling gripped with excitement.

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Avatar: The Last Airbender is Coming to Netflix

Picking an audition song can be tough for anyone. However, songs for male teenagers with changing voices can be tougher. Here are some examples of great audition songs for teenage males, from 12-18 years old:

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<b>“Santa Fe” from Newsies (tenor) 
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<b>“Proud of Your Boy” from Aladdin (tenor, baritone)</b> 
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<b>“Be Prepared” from The Lion King (bass)</b> 
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<b>“Being a Geek” from 13 (tenor)</b> 
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<b>“Waving Through a Window” from Dear Evan Hansen (tenor) </b>
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<b>“Those Magic Changes” from Grease (tenor)</b> 
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<b>“I Believe” from Book of Mormon (tenor)</b> 
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<b>“All Good Gifts” from Godspell (tenor)</b> 
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<b>“I’ll Cover You (Reprise)” from Rent (bass, baritone) </b>
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<b>“Sherry” from Jersey Boys (tenor)</b> 
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Audition Songs for Male Teenagers

Get ready to go back in time to Bayside High, because Saved by the Bell has a reboot coming to NBC's Peacock streaming service! The reboot trailer just dropped and there's a lot to unpack. 

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The new show will follow up with the original cast...30 years later! Some of the original cast members including Mario Lopez, Elizabeth Berkley, and Mark-Paul Gosselaar who will all be reuniting for the reboot.

Exciting... we know! Here are all the details we have so far:
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<b>Who will be in the cast of the reboot?</b>

Mario Lopez will reprise his iconic role as Slater, who is now a middle-aged PE coach at Bayside reliving his glory years. In the trailer we see Slater giving out 'hook-up' advice to his fellow students only to be put in his place by Dexter Darden's Devante: "You're a gym teacher and I saw you eating soup in your car."

As Elizabeth Berkley's Jessie also appears, new characters are introduced. Mitchell Hoog will appear as Zach Morris's son, Mac, and Belmont Cameli as Jessie's son, Jamie. Missing from the trailer is Mark-Paul Gosselaar's Zack who is now the governor of California in the show. 

Other new faces expected to appear on the show include Josie Totah, Haskiri Velazquez and Alycia Pascual-Pena. Totah came out as transgender in 2018 and is well known for her reoccurring role on Disney's hit series, Jessie, as Stuart. Totah is set to play a popular cheerleader at Bayside high who is admired and fear by fellow peers. 

<b>The plot.  </b>

"When California governor Zack Morris gets into hot water for closing too many low-income high schools, he proposes they send the affected students to the highest-performing schools in the state—including Bayside High. The influx of new students gives the overprivileged Bayside kids a much needed and hilarious dose of reality,” according to Glamour. 

<b>When will the reboot of Saved by the Bell premiere?</b>

Amid this strange and unusual time during the Coronavirus pandemic, all productions for NBC's Peacock have been put on hold since March. However officials are hoping that the revival of 'Saved by the Bell' can still premiere sometime this year, Variety reported. The reboot will most likely launch sometime after Peacock becomes available to everyone on July 15, 2020. As of right now, only Comcast customers, and Xfinity 1 or Flex subscribers have access to the new NBC streaming service. 
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It’s about time we revisit Bayside High. With the Bayside High crew getting back together, what can be better? Will this reboot be as successful as the original? 



'Saved by The Bell' Reboot Trailer just Dropped

We asked the Casting Depot Community to tell us their favorite comedy TV shows to watch - here are the hilarious results.

<b> Mr. Iglesias (Netflix) </b>
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<b> Superstore (Hulu) </b>
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<b> Weird City (YouTube) </b>
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<b> Drunk History (Comedy Central) </b>
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<b> The Righteous Gemstones (HBO) </b>
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<b> Silicon Valley (HBO) </b>
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<b> Raven's Home (Disney+) </b>
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<b> Arrested Development (Netflix) </b>
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<b> Paradise PD (Netflix) </b>
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<b> Fresh Off the Boat (Hulu) </b>
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<b> Sex Education (Netflix) </b>
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<b> American Vandal (Netflix) </b>
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12 Funny TV Shows You Can Binge Right Now On The Streamers

Sometimes you just want to binge a good documentary. But digging to find the best ones can be a bit tedious. So don't worry - we got you. Here are some films worth streaming right now.

<b> Salt Fat Acid Heat </b>
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Follow American chef Samin Nosrat as she travels the world exploring the importance of salt, fat, acid and heat, in cooking. If you're in need of a good food documentary - this is it.

<b> Becoming Bond (Hulu)</b>
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If you're a Bond fan, this is a great watch. The film follows George Lazenby - the yummy Australian model who unintentionally found his way into one of the most sought-after film roles in history, James Bond.

<b> Bowling For Columbine (HBO) </b>
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The film follows Michael Moore's investigative look into the infamous school shooting and America's gun laws.

<b> RBG (Hulu) </b>
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Well... this is self explanatory. 

<b> Amy (Netflix) </b>
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The film is a personal look into the life of Amy Winehouse, including rare home videos and exclusive interviews.

<b> Love, Gilda (Hulu) </b>
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Before Rebel Wilson and Mindy Kaling, Gilda Radner was dubbed the funniest lady out in the industry.

<b> Stolen Seas (Amazon Prime) </b>
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Filmmaker Thymaya Payneusing uses footage of the 2008 hostage negotiation on a Danish shipping vessel, hgihlighting a horrific Somali pirate attack. 

<b> 13th (Netflix) </b>
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Another great film made by Ava DuVernay, the film digs into the glaring loophole in the 13th Amendment that abolished slavery.

<b> Hoop Dreams (HBO) </b>
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The documentary follows two teenage basketball players for almost eight years. 

<b> Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez </b>
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About the conviction of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, the film goes inside his personal and public life... before killing.

<b> Won't You Be My Neighbor? (HBO) </b>
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A response to the critically aclaimed "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood", HBO digs deeper into Mister Roger.

<b> City of Ghosts (Amazon Prime) </b> 
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Made by Matthew Heineman, this documentary follows the Syrian conflict through the eyes of journalist collective Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently. The collective reports on war news, acting as a counter to propaganda efforts. 

<b> The Queen of Versailles (Amazon Prime) </b>
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If you're obsessed with The Real Housewives, this documentary follows a family of billionaires during the 2008 housing crisis. It's juicy.

<b> Grizzly Man (Amazon Prime) </b>
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Werner Herzog created a dark documentary about a man who lived with bears in the woods.

<b> Super Size Me (Youtube) </b>
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It's an oldie but a goodie.

<b> Leaving Neverland (HBO) </b>
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It's hard to accept the facts, especially when it's about someone as famous as Michael Jackson.

<b> Welcome to Leith (Amazon Prime) </b>
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With a population of just 16 people, Leith, North Dakota was one of the most quiet towns. That was until the neo-Nazis moved in.

<b> Catfish (Amazon Prime) </b>
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If you've seen the TV show, this film is about where it all started. It's GOOD.

<b> Exit Through The Gift Shop (Amazon Prime) </b>
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This doc is about legendary underground street artist Bansky. 

<b> Woodstock (Amazon Prime) </b>
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About the most epic concert in history, this may be a documentary you want to watch with your parents. 

<b> Jesus Camp (Amazon Prime) </b>
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This doc gives a sneak peek into the controversial evangelical camp which was eventually shut down.

<b> Jiro Dreams of Sushi (Netflix) </b> 
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The film follows then-85-year-old Sukiyabashi Jiro’s quest for unattainable perfection in his craft.

<b> How To Survive A Plague (Amazon Prime) </b>
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A look into the incredible efforts of ACT UP and TAG during the AIDS crisis in the '80s.

<b> 8 Days: to the Moon and Back (BBC) </b>
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Just when you thought you knew the story of the U.S. landing on the moon...

The 24 Best Documentaries to Stream Right Now


<b>Amazon Prime</b> announced a four-part series that follows the Paris Saint-Germain soccer team, beefing up the streamers original sports content section. Directed by Manuel Herrero and produced with CAPA and PSG TV, the series will use fifty years of archival material, interviews with players - past and present - with footage from the most recent season. 

The French soccer team, which was founded in 1970, is most notable for winning six of the last seven national Ligue 1 championships. However, since 2011, the team has been run by Qatar Sports Investments - a controversial play argued that the team is “effectively run by a country”. 

With the hundreds of millions of dollars pumped into the team by Qatar for operational costs and player transfers. - their most notable trade was Neymar in 2017 for 250 million dollars (world record transfer fee). Other notable players include Ronaldinho, Beckham, and Ibrahimovic.

The series is set to be released in late 2020 on Amazon, excluding China and the Middle East, joining other sports-related content including All or Nothing: Manchester City and All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur.


Amazon Prime Video to Make a Doc Series on the PSG Soccer Club

It’s safe to say that these past few weeks have left many of us feeling a bit cooped up. And if you’ve been following the safe practice of social isolation (we hope that you are), then you know that staying at home for a long period of time can quickly become isolating. 

If you're craving to stay connected with friends, then we have the solution for you.

<b>Netflix Party</b> is a Google Chrome Extension that allows you to binge watch all of your favorite movies and tv-shows at the same time as your friends. 

Forget the hassle of trying to synchronize movies with all your friends - you can now start, stop, and pause Netflix content in real time. Don’t want others to have control over the movie? There's also an option to make one person the host, which gives them control of the party. The extension even has a side-chat feature that allows you to chat about what is happening during the movie.  

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		<b>Step 1:</b>
Download the Netflix Party Google Chrome Extension [here](https://www.netflixparty.com) for free. Install by clicking on “Add to Chrome” in the Chrome Web Store.

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Find a movie or tv-show that you and your besties are wanting to watch. Once you have the movie selected, click on the “NP” button in your browser. The extension will generate a unique URL that you can then send to the people joining the party.

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Make sure to let the guests of your party know that they have to click on the “NP” button as well once they have clicked on the unique party URL. From there, everyone is put into a chatroom with nicknames. 
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Staying connected has never been easier and with the right tools we can continue to stay social and check up on our friends. And what better way to do so then get together for a movie night? 

Happy Netflixing! 


It's A Netflix Party: How You Can Binge Watch With Friends, Alone

If you grew up watching MTV in the 2000s, you definitely remember Punk’d. The prank show hosted by Ashton Kutcher featured a variety of elaborate practical jokes played on unwitting celebrities. Justin Timberlake got tricked into believing he was being arrested for tax evasion. Frankie Muniz (TBT, right?) was told his custom-made Porsche had been stolen. The list goes on.

For MTV fans, Punk’d was a cultural phenomenon. 

Now, the popular show is making its return, hosted and executive produced by Chance the Rapper. A trailer that dropped on April 1st showcased everything from car explosions to a gorilla on the loose. The series is coming to Quibi, the upcoming streaming platform offering short-form 10 minute episodes called “quick-bites.” 

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The cast includes an array of celebrity co-stars, including Lil Nas X, Adam Devine, Migos, French Montana, Sabrina Carpenter, Addison Rae, Megan Thee Stallion, Ty Dolla $ign, Marsai Martin, Miles Brown, and Liza Koshy. Scott Disick will reportedly guest host.

Punk’d seems like a perfect fit for Quibi’s short-form content, and Chance the Rapper has a brand of fun energy well-suited to run the show. In the trailer, Chance can be seen cracking up while watching the pranks unfold. Quibi recently announced that three bonus episodes of Punk’d will be available to anyone who signs up before April 6, the launch date.

The platform has been rolling out advertising content over the past several weeks, and we can’t wait to see what these shows look like. Intriguing options include Chrissy’s Court, a Judge Judy-like reality program starring Chrissy Tiegen, and Spielberg After Dark, a horror series created by Steven Speilberg that can only be watched at night. 

You can look at a comprehensive list of Quibi shows we’re excited about [here.](https://www.castingdepot.com/blog/posts/what-we-re-streaming-on-quibi-day-1)

Quibi is also offering a 90-day free trial to those who sign-up before April 30.


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