Growing Scottish Presence in the Film Industry

We have spent our spare time getting to know Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Perth, Aberdeen, Inverness, Torridon, St Andrews, Ullapool, Nairn. Edinburgh Fringe, surfing in Sand End, Loonie dooks, wild swimming, Burns night, paddleboarding, Jupiter Artland, my first Munro and camping in Aviemore. There is so much to this wonderful country than I knew about before I moved here. The people are warm and welcoming, the air is clear and it is the place I now call home. I’ll now throw on a wetsuit without hesitation!

My plan was always to build Casting Collective’s presence here too. The film industry in Scotland is booming. There are new studios being built all over the country with a new one about to be built in Stirling and fantastic locations. As well as the major films that roll in for a few weeks there is a vibrant local production industry that we have enjoyed working with.

Our Scotland presence started with an open casting in Glasgow for World War Z, where we saw 6000 people in a weekend, and we have now developed a fantastic Scotland wide database of artistes.

I now spend my work time between Scotland and London. It’s been a real joy to get to know the Scottish Artistes and Ad’s based here and I’m really excited about how CC can expand and grow in my new home.

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