Back Stage 411 - Casting FAQ

Visit our all-new FAQ

Visit Backstage.com/Help to view the new FAQ for the all-new Backstage.com.

The following posts are from our old FAQ and may not always apply to the new Backstage.com/Casting site's tools and current functionality.

A Video Overview of BackStage.com

In this short video, Assistant Casting Editor Sri Gordon walks us through some of the cool casting tools, editorial sections, and resume options now available on BackStage.com:

 

For more info, check out the following articles:

• "Jumpstart Your Acting Career - Get the most out of BackStage.com"
• "Your Multimedia Résumé - 10 Tips for Success!"
• "How to Find More Casting Notices - 10 Tips for Searching for Auditions"

MASTHEAD: Meet the Back Stage Staff

Hundreds of people help to make Back Stage possible. Please read below for some highlights from our masthead, along with contact info for various Back Stage offices and departments.

• Back Stage Staff
• Contact Information
• Founders
• Back Stage FAQ
• Subscriber Customer-Service FAQ
• Learn more about Back Stage
• BackStage.com: Homepage

About Backstage: Casting You Can Trust, Since 1960

History

For more than 50 years, Backstage has been the most trusted place for actors to find career advice and casting information. To learn more about Backstage, visit http://www.backstage.com/about-us.

Back Stage FAQ - Answers to 10 of Your Most Frequently Asked Questions

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Back Stage - General FAQ Top 10

1.  What is Back Stage?

2.  What are the differences between Back Stage in print and online? How are they the same?

3.  How do I subscribe to Back Stage? 

4.  When is the website updated?

5.  How do I place a casting notice? 

6.  How do I advertise with Back Stage, either in print or on the web? 

7.  Does BackStage.com offer any email newsletters? 

8.  How can I change my email address at which I receive the E-Casting newsletter? Or unsubscribe? 

9. How do I advertise, get a new listing, or update an existing listing on RossReports.com or Call Sheet (aka Ross Reports) in print? 

10. How can I contact the editorial, casting, or advertising departments? 

Back Stage on Wikipedia

Wikipedia's article about Back Stage is,  I think, usually an accurate and well-balanced description of the brand and it's history. Of course, it's Wikipedia, so the article is ever-evolving. See below for what Wikipedia had to say about Back Stage as of June 2008 -- everything listed below appears to be correct.

-- Luke Crowe, National Casting Editor, Back Stage