It's a tough market out there and Hollywood is on line. We offer a professional web site that gives you the ability to showcase yourself to the people who make the decisions, Most of you are non-SAG and more than likly do not have an agent, and in most cases that is exactly what the industry is looking for. That's why they are filming here in New Mexico.

Starting with your photo session we will advise you what to wear for your multiple clothing changes that will create the image you want to present. This is not 15-20 minute session and you're done: it's a two hour shoot in our professional studio that will yield up to 200 plus images that you will own the copyrights to. From this you will choose six images for what comes next: your own personal web site. You will also choose one image for your publicity "composite" which , along with your resume, is down loadable from your web site. We also provide ten professionally printed 8.5" x 11" copies as handouts when you are on a casting call. If you have a video or audio of one of your performances we can embed it into your web site. This is what your web site URL address will look like: www.abqcasting.com/Your_Name

Please click on our client page to see what we can do for you.

Movie Maker Mag: ABQ “best place” to make movies, live

By Marjorie Childress 1/20/10 9:27

Albuquerque may be feeling the same deficit pain as every other governing body these days, but the good news is that the city comes out on top in a national list of the “best places to make movies and to call home.” That’s some high praise from Movie Maker Magazine. In its 10th Annual list, Albuquerque is number one, ahead of Los Angeles in second place and New York at number four. Number three would be Shreveport, Louisiana, which–like Albuquerque–has benefited from state tax incentives to encourage filmmaking in the state.

The magazine describes Albuquerque as fast becoming a “mini movie mecca.” What makes New Mexico’s biggest city so special? For starters, the magazine says, it can double for just about any type of backdrop, it’s close to number two Los Angeles, and it has an experienced crew base of 3,000, which continues to grow. Oh, and Albuquerque Studios is the largest studio in North America, by the way.

While the article highlighted the particular aspects that make the city especially good for filmmaking, the ranking itself depended on a range of factors, including a quality of life and cost of living; state and local financial incentives; and the level of movie and television production that is projected to happen in 2010, which gives an idea of how much success filmmakers are finding in Albuquerque.

  

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