A concept (an idea) for a commercial is formed in an advertising agency and the entire development of this idea may take as long as one year to complete. The ad agency supplies the Casting Director with a roughly sketched version of the commercial which is known as a storyboard. It includes information about the types of actors needed for the commercial (“the breakdown”). Once the Casting Director receives this information, the talent search is on. That means its audition time!
What Is the Difference Between Print and Commercial Modeling?
The world of modeling often conjures images of glamorous figures gracing magazine covers and strutting down high-fashion runways. While these iconic visuals certainly represent a