Impossible Entertainment

BEWARE!
I did some work for Craig Lechner and Impossible Casting over a year ago, and he has yet to pay me. The project went great, he was all smiles, I sent an invoice, and never got a check. I reached out several times over several months, and at first he kept saying the check was in the mail, then he started getting rude, then he stopped responding altogether.
Don’t get burned like I did. Stay clear of this co.

Ever thought about being in the movies or in commercials? Here’s your chance to get casted for small parts via a real casting agency that doesn’t require actors to be part of a union.
The place seems small but it’s consistent with most office casting agencies. In most cases it looks like a living room with extra chairs and the employees are dressed like anyone you’d see off the street. But first timers will always get their questions answered and thankfully the staff is good about easing folks into the casting process. Just make sure to show up on time and get the location straight. It’s actually accessible through a bank of elevators on the 6^th floor, not the restaurant below, even though they share the same address.
I was never casted here, but I’d go back in a heartbeat to try out for a part.