What is the best way to make a casting director call you back.?

Question

Other then having the perfect resume?>

Answer 1

Have awesome talent and aperfect run-through.
or you could always sleep with the director.

Answer 2

If you're talking about a situation where all they're seeing is a photo and resume (as opposed to a live audition)...there's not a lot you can do. You (or your agent) send that stuff out, and it's out of your control. You have no idea who's opening the envelope (it might be the casting director him/herself, or it might be a low-level assistant), and, what's more, you have no idea what it is they're really looking for.

Put the envelope in the mail and forget about it; that's my advice. If the phone rings, great. But it's certainly nothing to stress over.

Answer 3

Be friendly, and don't be one of those shy emo little kids. Introduce yourself, brush your teeth, and hope for the best. Don't smile constantly, and put feelings into your lines. Speak up, and make sure you don't face the director the whole time, but make eye contact when you do. (Unless it's a really spacy part, then look past them, like you don't know who you are.) If it's a comedy, don't laugh at the jokes in the script or cry. A tragedy, don't laugh and make sure you put A LOT of feeling into it. Feeling makes the movie. If you speak in monotone or a very heavy accent, try to break it. It will be hard, and best of luck.

Answer 4

Making an impression on him/her as a person/friend/affair rather than someone looking only for a job.

Answer 5

Unfortunately you can't make someone do something that they weren't goin to do in the first place. Just have to wish you well and good luck...

Answer 6

play hard to get like a star
they luv those kind of things

Answer 7

"the couch"