Callback matches former child actors with other former child actors, so nobody has to explain the residuals, the lunchbox, or why they won't say the line.
Accepting clients whose last credit aired 1981 to 2009. Commercials count. Cereal counts.
Three services. Phyllis handles two of them. She has been doing this since the Carter administration and does not accept feedback.
Every profile is checked against TV Guide archives, two fan wikis and a retired casting director named Phyllis. If your credit was cut in syndication, Phyllis will know, and she will say so.
Our model scores how often each of you gets asked to say your line in public. Couples within 3 points report 41% fewer incidents at airport gates.
First dates are booked at venues where the median diner is 22 and has never had basic cable. We call these rooms the blind spot. Phyllis scouts them personally.
Collected under contract. Two of three signed a release.
"I matched with the kid who played my younger brother in a 1997 pilot. We were never actually related. We have to say this at every restaurant."
"Finally, a man who also can't walk into a Chili's without somebody asking for the line. We don't say the line. We order the ribs."
"My agent took 15 percent of the first date. The second date was a direct booking, so she only took 10."
All plans are month to month. Your agent's cut is calculated separately and is not our problem.
Be seen. Don't speak.
You're in more episodes than people remember.
Priced by the year your show was cancelled.
Swipe the stack, read the credits, and see who is still getting residuals. Phyllis has already rejected four of them.