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Casting directors Frank Moiselle, Jenny Duffy, and Nathalie Chéron join actor and international talent agent Alain Van Goethem in a conversation moderated by Luci Lenox, where they will analyze how talent is discovered, represented, and cast internationally today.
Casting shapes the universe of a series long before it hits the screen. As productions become increasingly international, finding the right actor involves navigating different markets, languages, cultures, and creative expectations.
From major international productions to independent projects, the search for talent is extending further beyond national borders. But how does casting actually work when a production is searching across multiple territories? What changes from one market to another? How do casting directors discover new talent internationally? And what role do agents and talent representatives play in helping actors build careers outside their home countries?
Casting directors Frank Moiselle, Jenny Duffy, and Nathalie Chéron join Alain Van Goethem, actor and founder of the Lucky Star International Talent agency, in a conversation moderated by Luci Lenox on how international productions find talent today. Drawing from their experience in film and television across various European and international markets, the panel will explore how casting decisions are made across territories, how actors can gain visibility beyond their local industries, and how ensemble selection, artistic representation, and creative decisions come together to define the characters and stories that audiences ultimately see on screen.
Approximate duration of the session: 90 minutes.
Conversation moderated by Luci Lenox.
Language: english.
