Jenny Rawdin - MTV Casting Director

Jenny Rawdin has been casting actors, singers, dancers, and models for MTV's Total Request Live, the hit pop-culture-driven video countdown show. She also works on MTV Specials and MTV events and has been working in the film and television industry in New York City for six years.

Find Your Perfect Industry Fit
Six Reasons You Shouldn't Turn Down Unpaid Jobs
How to Have Fun, Stay Professional & Get Cast!
Making the Right Connections
First Impressions are Everything
Summer and the City
Proud to Be 'The Biggest Loser'
Seaport Idol 2008
MTV's May Movie Month

Renee Godbout - Casting Director

Renee Godbout recently worked on the first season of The CW's popular teen show Gossip Girl at Grant Wilfey Casting. Additional past projects include 2 seasons of Law & Order: Criminal Intent, the pilot for Dirty Sexy Money, and the Jonathan Demme-directed Rachel Getting Married.

NEW! 5 Networking Goldmines You Never Knew About
NEW! Child Actors: Get Discovered on Daytime TV
The 5 Magic Words a Casting Director Wants to Hear
Reality Check: Is It Time to Reevaluate Your Acting Goals?
What Will It Take to Be the Next Oprah?
Soap Opera Idol: Discovering a New Favorite Actress
Soap Opera Idol: Meeting My Favorite Soap Star
Casting Director Q&A: The Importance of Continuity
Daytime Drama? It Takes More Than Acting
How to Welcome Winter When You're an Actor
Diving Into an On-Set Romance? Take Caution!
Joining SAG? Consider These Facts First
Obama Made History. Now It’s Your Turn!
5 Steps to the Perfect First Meeting
What Does it Take to Be a Scream Queen?
Are You Up to the Challenge? Take a Risk with Your Career.
The Big Rewards of Working for Free
3 Things You Need to Know About Reality TV
Casting Director Q&A: What is a Tech Advisor?
3 Ways to Avoid Being a Pushy Stage Mom
How to Emphasize Your Assets and Get Cast
Change Your Look... Change Your Career!
Low-Budget Films: Your First Steps to Fame
5 Ways Your Unique Skills Spell Stardom
Got a Question? 4 Ways to Get the Answers You Need Right Now
Too Old to Start Acting? Absolutely Not... and Here's Why!
Talent Isn't Enough: Get Our 5 Essential Steps to Fame
On-Set Etiquette: How to Weather a Stormy Shoot
Go from Model to Actress in 5 Easy Steps
It's Not You, It's Me: Learn How to Deal with Rejection
Don't Live in LA? Be a Star Anyway!
6 Ways to Get an Agent
4 Tips on How to be a Dog's Best Friend on Set
Do You Have to Play Dead to Get Cast
From Crew to Cast in 3 Easy Steps
Ace Your Next Audition with These 5 Memorization Tips
Women: Dress to Impress at Your Next Audition
Who's the Hardest Working Man in Show Business?
It's Official! You'll See My Extras on Showtime
5 Things You Need to Know Before Joining SAG
You’ve Made a Contact... Here’s How to Keep It
3 Ways to Avoid Modeling Scams
Are You Too Cool for Acting School?
The Top 5 Steps to Summer Fitness
Success in Strange Places
5 Stress Busters for a Great Audition
Are You Destined to be a Full-Time Actor?
Start Locally, Star Globally
You Scratch My Back...
Casting Directors Don't Forget a Face
InstantCast Profile Makeovers: Layne Moore
InstantCast Profile Makeovers: Ruth Casserly
5 Simple Steps to Promoting Yourself Everyday
Think You're Too Good to Be an Extra? Think Again!
10 Steps to a Star-Quality InstantCast Profile
Love Scenes: How to Stay Comfortable On and Off the Camera
Upgrade Your Career: How to Go From an Extra to a Speaking Role
The Ins & Outs of Baby Casting
The Scoop on the LA vs. NYC Production Debate
Lost & Found: Casting Director Renee’s Exclusive Review of Lost
The Comeback Kid: Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones
The Military and Movies: HBO's Taking Chance
Life Lessons from Robert DeNiro
Finding Lookalikes for the Stars
Lingo You Need to Know: Upfront
Health and Beauty Go Hand-in-Hand
Communicating with a Casting Director: Dos and Dont's
When Guest Stars Go Bad
Last Minute Changes on Set
Casting Challenge: Bringing the Dead to Life
What Are Freelance Casting Directors?
How to Behave on Set
Stand In for the Stars
Six Tips for Success
Extras: Impress Your Casting Director
How to Improve Your Monologue
Eight Actor Must-Haves
How to Go from Extra to Star Actor
After the Strike: A Casting Director's Advice on New Projects
Getting the Right Headshot
Meeting a Legend: Working with an Oscar-Winning Director
Flashback: How I Spent the Writers' Strike