What does Recall mean?
Recall refers to a second audition or callback in the casting process, where actors who made a strong impression in their initial audition are invited back for further consideration. A recall may involve performing the same material again or being given new material to assess the actor’s range and suitability for the role. Related terms include Callback, an invitation for a second audition, and Casting Call, the original invitation for actors to audition for roles.
Example:The actor was thrilled to receive a recall for the lead role, giving them another chance to impress the casting team.
Example: Recalls often involve multiple rounds, as casting directors work to narrow down their choices for key roles.
Did You Know?
A recall may involve chemistry reads with other actors to see how well they perform together in key scenes!
You can also find “Recall” and related terms in this category: Becoming an Actor.
