Los Angeles Casting Office Directory
Verified casting offices working across film, television, theatre, commercial, voiceover, and unscripted programming.
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For many years, actors relied on a combination of industry directories, reference books, professional organizations, and word of mouth to identify casting directors and casting offices working in their market. Resources have evolved over time, and information that was once available through bookstores, printed directories, and industry organizations is now often spread across multiple websites, social media platforms, and databases.
As a result, it can be challenging for actors to identify which casting offices are active, what types of projects they cast, and where to find reliable contact information.
To help simplify that process, I created this directory of Los Angeles casting offices working across film, television, theatre, commercial, voiceover, and unscripted programming. The information has been compiled from publicly available sources and may include websites, physical addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, submission information, and official social media accounts when available.
If you are a casting director or represent a casting office and would like your listing added, updated, or corrected, please contact me through Cast Forward on Substack. I will be happy to review the information and keep this directory as accurate and up to date as possible.
Bookmark this page and revisit it periodically, as additional casting offices will continue to be added over time.
Before You Reach Out
This directory is intended to help you identify casting offices and locate publicly available contact information. It is not an invitation to mass email or spam casting directors.
Before contacting any casting office, always visit its official website and review any submission guidelines or contact policies. Some offices welcome submissions through specific channels, while others only accept submissions from agents and managers or for specific projects.
If a casting office does not publicly state its submission policy, avoid making assumptions. You may consider sending a brief and professional inquiry through the office’s contact form, by email, or by phone if a business phone number is publicly listed. Simply ask whether they accept actor submissions and, if so, what materials they prefer to receive and through which method. Respect whatever process they have in place.
Even if an office is not accepting submissions, consider following its official social media accounts to stay informed about new projects, workshops, and industry updates. Building professional relationships takes time, and staying connected in a respectful way can help you remain informed about future opportunities.
Please note that this directory contains information gathered from publicly available sources at the time of publication. Casting offices may update their websites, contact information, submission policies, or social media accounts over time. Always verify the information directly with the casting office before reaching out.