Star Search Casting helping kids get started in the Entertainment Industry

"This site is amazing, my daughter is already on tv! She is going to star on the cw show One Tree Hill. I would invite all my friends kids to join and be like my daughter!!"

Elisabeth
hudson, Massachusetts

"I can't believe it! Not even a week on SSC and I have gotten an acting job for Wolf Talent USA. I am only a bronze member but after 3 days of SSC I got an offer. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE EXPOSURE!!!!!"

Myiesha
Puyallup, Washington

"SSC is awesome!! oOther sites I have tried you have to pay for everything... but this site is awesome for a great price! I have met tons of friends on here and I've gotten lots of great opportunities! I reccomend this site for all people who want to get ...

caroline
avon, Connecticut

“My name is Sierra Sampley, I have been cast in "Afflicted Hearts" and also a part in an upcoming book about child stars. I love this site!”

Sierra
ALMA, Arkansas

"Hi, wanted to give a big thanks to your web site Star Search Casting. My 10 yr old daughter just signed up 3 days ago and we have already been contacted by 5 different agents wanting to represent her. I have received 5 auditions for various work. I have...

Alesha
Manassas, Virginia

Listen, I've been holding back but here's the truth. I've been a Gold member since around March. Ive done two short films, and one commercial. I've been accepted for several auditions but was unable to attend for location reasons. Because of SSC I hav...

Don
houston, Texas

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