Stuart K. Robinson

CEO of Brady, Brannon & Rich talent agency

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“Producers and studio executives and directors are actually enjoying the fact that they can work with actors virtually," says casting director Risa Bramon Garcia.

How film and commercial actors are auditioning and shooting at home during COVID-19

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