Daily responsibilities include rolling calls, facilitating auditions, compiling submissions, updating grids, and scheduling.
The ideal candidate has a strong interest in comedy, development, and management.
Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah Vowell and Huck Milner are back as the Parr family, aka Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet and Dash, while Samuel L. Jackson is slated to return as Frozone.
Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody has joined the cast of the BBC series Peaky Blinders and a Whedon alum has booked a three-episode arc on the CBS series Bull.
Steven Soderbergh’s The Girlfriend Experience adds to its lineup, CW’s Valor rounds out its lead roles, and Jane Lynch is headed to NBC.
Happy Endings alum Casey Wilson has landed at NBC to star opposite Busy Philipps in Tina Fey’s single camera comedy The Sackett Sisters. Several networks have been fighting to land Wilson the past few weeks before she settled on Fey’s sitcom today.
The Office star Jenna Fischer is set to headline an ABC comedy pilot and a Syfy star is moving to Fox for Bryan Singer’s Marvel pilot.
Molly and Sam are at a crossroads: it’s their three year anniversary and they need to decide whether to move forward or call it quits.
Comedian and Orange is the New Black alum Lauren Lapkus has been set as the female lead in Holmes & Watson starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly as the titular sleuths.
Mike White’s comedy Brad’s Status starring Ben Stiller has added Jenna Fischer, Michael Sheen, and Luke Wilson to the cast. Amazon has also boarded to co-finance with Sidney Kimmel Entertainment.
The CW has set up its full cast for its upcoming MadTV reboot. Cast members include Jeremy Howard, Adam Ray, Carlie Craig, Chelsea Davison, Amir K, Lyric Lewis, Piotr Michael, and Michelle Ortiz.
Brad Garrett has been tapped for a guest starring role in the two-part season finale of Law & Order: SVU this season, while Bella Heathcote has joined Amazon’s hit series The Man In The High Castle.
Vanessa Williams to star in a new series based on the book from former The View host Star Jones, Jason Lee signs up for CBS comedy, Katie Aselton joins Noah Hawley’s FX pilot Legion, and more in our daily casting round-up!
Comedy Central has given the green light to Detroiters, a new comedy series created by and starring Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson. The series is being executive produced by Lorne Michaels through his Broadway Video and Jason Sudeikis.
A round-up of this week’s pilot and series TV casting and sales!
Former Saturday Night Live cast member Bill Hader will play opposite Sally Field in the Thanksgiving family dramedy The Birches, written and to be directed by Academy Award-winning writing duo Nat Faxon and Jim Rash.
Bill Hader has joined the cast of Fox’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” as the precinct’s new captain, following Andre Braugher’s character’s demotion at the end of the second season. The role will reunite the comedian with his former SNL co-star Andy Samberg.
The series follows an animated Barbarian who finds that reconnecting with his moody, live-action teenage son Alan and ex-wife while suffering a mundane office job and the banality of suburban life is harder than waging actual war in his distant, animated world.
Kellum joins CW’s superhero drama for its fourth season as inventor Curtis Holt aka Mr. Terrific.
The “Better Call Saul” star reunites with his partner from the 90’s HBO series “Mr. Show With Bob and David”.
Summer camp friends reunite years after their improbable victory over the “evil” Camp Ironjaw, in a desperate attempt to save their old stomping grounds from foreclosure.
Chris Pine, Jon Hamm, Kristen Wiig and Jason Schwartzman could be joining the already pack all-star cast.
WHO YOU GONNA CALL? Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Katie McKinnon & Leslie Jones to star in upcoming GHOSTBUSTERS reboot.
The two actors will play mother and son in the new holiday horror/comedy
Logline: Three dejected and unhappy adults attempt to save their old summer camp from bankruptcy and reignite a spark of youth within themselves when they go undercover as counselors at the “evil” rival camp across the lake – Camp Ironjaw.
The director is coming off of a two-year overall deal at FX.
Four new actors, including Moynihan and Buress, have signed on for Universal’s animated feature.
Logline: Centers on two best friends who find themselves in over their heads and out of their depths, which were not very deep to begin with.
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