
Spilling the tea... nay wine on what really goes on behind casting our favorite films and tv shows from our real-life experiences and stories.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Welcome back to Tipsy Casting! We are so excited to dive into the holiday season and with that we start November off with an update on how Jess' big gala event went for A Cause for Entertainment!
If you were unable to attend but still want to be a ... more
This month we are so excited to have the extremely talented Casting Director, Shakyra Dowling, join our Modern Class of Casting Visionaries segment!
Shakyra Dowling is a London based casting director renowned for her commitment to championing emergi... more
This week on Tipsy Casting, we welcome the wonderfully talented creator and show runner of the hit Netflix series, Ginny & Georgia, Sarah Lampert!
Sarah Lampert is the visionary creator, EP, and writer behind Netflix mega-hit series Ginny and Georgi... more
This week on Tipsy Casting, we’re joined by our longtime friend and wildly talented actor, Lukas Gage, who just dropped his debut book, I WROTE THIS FOR ATTENTION.
In this candid and hilarious conversation, we dive into the origins of our friendship... more
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Time and again Jess & Jenn find a way to bring cool insight into whatever topic they’re covering. I often feel like they’re reading my mind: when a question pops into my head while I’m listening, they usually answer it like 30 seconds later in the episode. They’re also really great at asking detailed, incisive questions, and creating an environment that puts the guest at ease so we can listen to their more authentic opinions. My favorite part of all is that they’re not afraid to speak their mind... more
Slightly late to the party here but playing catch up as quick as I can. This podcast gives great information on all things casting and also gives real insight on the entertainment industry as a whole. Jessica and Jenn mesh together really well in order to deliver what feels like a real, sometimes brutally honest impression of the casting industry from their personal experiences and it’s a must-listen-to for anyone working in casting or acting. Great entertainment and fascinating content. Thank y... more
I enjoyed this podcast for the most part until the Oscar episode and their spreading of misinformation regarding the Artists for Ceasefire pin - if one is going to spew such vitriol, you’d think they get their facts straight.
I can tell Jess and Jenn put a lot of work into this show - what an act of service to the entertainment community! Thanks for showing up and opening the door to the CDs point of view on how the sausage gets made. Keep up the good work!
Info is helpful for casting in the US and UK. They complained in their latest episode about bringing “politics” into the Oscars — any mention of politics — um, the personal is political and art is pretty personal. “I don’t need to see Florence Pugh’s nipples anymore” <<< actual quote from this podcast. “But you don’t see Emilia Clarke running around with her business out and we’ve all seen her naked on Game of Thrones.” Leave the fashion commentary to people who don’t shame others for what they ... more
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This podcast offers an insightful and often humorous look at the casting industry, as experienced by seasoned casting directors. With a blend of personal anecdotes and candid discussions, the hosts reveal the often-overlooked intricacies of getting cast in film and television. Topics frequently discussed include casting dynamics, the importance of representation, and the impact of new technologies like self-taping. Listeners can expect a mix of industry insights, entertaining stories, and the occasional humorous take on Hollywood's eccentricities, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the entertainment world.
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Recent guests on Tipsy Casting include:
1. Sarah Lampert
2. Lukas Gage
3. Eddie Sternberg
4. Thomas Sullivan
5. Raj Raghavan
6. Ryan Condal
7. Olissa Rogers
8. Marc Evan Jackson
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