"We Can Smell Desperation!" Casting Director Amanda Lenker Doyle's Top Audition Tips
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 Published On Premiered Jul 10, 2024

Amanda Lenker Doyle, an award-winning casting director known for her extensive work in Hollywood film and television casting, joins hosts Darren Darnborough and Richard Cambridge in this insightful episode of The WeAudition Show. With nearly two decades of experience, Amanda has worked on numerous high-profile projects, including The Walking Dead, Black-ish, The Muppets, Fuller House, and many more.

In this episode, Amanda discusses her recent relocation to Atlanta, the impact of the pandemic on her career, and how independent film casting has become a newfound passion. She reflects on the evolving nature of the casting profession, the challenges posed by the streaming wars, and the role of AI in casting. Amanda also emphasizes the importance of authentic connections in both professional and personal relationships, offering valuable advice to actors on how to navigate the industry.
Hosted by Darren Darnborough & Richard Cambridge
Segmented Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to Amanda Lenker Doyle
01:11 - Moving from Los Angeles to Atlanta
06:34 - The Walking Dead and Working in Atlanta
15:30 - Differences in Casting for TV and Film
16:59 - AI in Casting
18:59 - AI in Animation
21:30 - ChatGPT and Creative Judgment
39:12 - Authenticity in acting
40:09 - Human connection and virtual auditions
46:29 - Co-Star vs. Guest Star Roles
49:09 - Budgeting for Roles
55:42 - Impact of Streaming Platforms
01:10:41 - Problem-Solving in Filmmaking
01:12:02 - Final Thoughts

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Instagram:   / casting.amanda  
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2143455
Website: https://www.castingbyamanda.com

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