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Backstage (Publication / Website)

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What does Backstage (Publication / Website) mean?

Backstage is both a prominent entertainment trade publication and a leading casting platform. As a publication, Backstage has been providing news, advice, and resources for actors, filmmakers, and theater professionals since 1960. It covers casting calls, auditions, and industry insights, offering tools to help emerging and seasoned actors alike navigate the world of entertainment. Additionally, Backstage is also a digital casting platform, where actors can submit to casting notices for film, TV, theater, and commercials. Casting directors frequently use Backstage to find talent, making it a valuable resource for both performers and producers.

Example:Backstage”s casting site allows actors to create profiles, upload headshots, and submit to casting calls for major film and TV projects directly through the platform.
Example: The Backstage publication provides in-depth advice on how to succeed in auditions, interviews with casting directors, and tips for finding an agent.

Did You Know?
Backstage originally started as a print magazine in the 1960s and has evolved into a top online casting platform, connecting thousands of actors with casting directors every year.

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