Podcast appearances and mentions of caroline liem

Meet Caroline Liem! Caroline is a Producer & Casting Director. She lives in Los Angeles and has worked as a Casting Director for over 20 years, Caroline has cast studio features, independent films, television series, and pilots for Paramount, Twentieth Century Fox, Disney Studios, Sony, Warner Bros. ABC, CBS, and NBC. She has also worked with many prominent producers and directors including Lauren Schuler Donner, David Goyer, Jon Turteltaub, and Jen McGowan to name a few. And during her time working for the casting department at Disney Studios, she oversaw the casting for such projects as Gone in Sixty Seconds, Pearl Harbor, and Gangs of New York. Caroline is also a sought-after audition coach and acting teacher who's been a guest professor at several prestigious programs including - The Juilliard School, NYU Tisch, and Syracuse to name a few - and is currently faculty at Pace University and UT Austin. Recently Caroline has decided to use her extensive knowledge and skills in casting and try her hand at producing… a fact that makes me super happy as she's one of my producers on Alone Girl! Yes, you guessed it, this is one of my “checking-in on Alone Girl'sJourney” episodes! Caroline and I have known each other since Grad School and we've remained close friends and collaborators throughout the years! During our chat, we'll catch you up on who Caroline is, and also where we've been on Alone Girl's Journey, on our shared mission to make Alone Girl diverse & inclusive – both in front of & behind the camera and what's been happening on the film's path recently. Find out more about Caroline on her website at: https://www.carolineliem.com Connect with Caroline on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/itscarolineliem/ Connect with Caroline on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/itscarolineliem

Thanks for listening! This week, casting director and educator Caroline Liem joins me to discuss her journey as an artist and casting director. We talk about creating a safe and inclusive space for actors, protecting yourself from burnout, how to connect with your passion and purpose, and why Brad Pitt is the Laurence Olivier of eating on screen. As always we concluded with the eternal question, “Are You Okay?” But, spoiler alert… we weren't. xo, Pamela LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-ones-okay/id1495487224 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/71zwoGcKEgZ8FvMVcwPawh?si=85kZIupGTICYMvarnmw0ag Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/no-ones-okay NO ONE'S OKAY SCHEDULE New Episodes every Tuesday BASED ON SCHEDULE New Episodes every other Monday CONNECT WITH US Website- http://www.noonesokay.com SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/noonesokay @PamelaPortnoy CAROLINE LIEM https://www.instagram.com/itscarolineliem/?hl=en #NoOnesOkayPodcast #PamelaPortnoy #Caroline Liem

Welcome to Casting Society's Casting Stories. Behind the magic and genius of Casting Directors. Hosted by Caroline Liem and Kim Williams. Join us each week as we take you on a magical journey into the fabulous, curious, and always fascinating world of casting. The stories we share will feature Casting Directors from your favorite Films, Television Shows, Theatre Productions, Commercials, and Reality Shows. To listen to every episode of Casting Society's Casting Stories you can find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Making the perfect self-tape is more important than ever for actors. On this replay of a popular SAG-AFTRA panel, casting directors Krista Husar, Caroline Liem and Tracy ‘Twinkie' Byrd share strategies for producing the perfect self-tape. The group offers tips on lighting, slates, sound—and they dish on the best and worst auditions they've seen.   **The views expressed by the guests are their own and not that of SAG-AFTRA. Any mention of products or services does not imply SAG-AFTRA's endorsement.

Today's podcast guest is Casting Director Caroline Liem who is ALL ABOUT MINDSET and what a better place to talk about it than on the Think Bigger Actors Podcast. We talk about her work with a Shaman, How a casting director threw a shoe at the door and in those next couple of moments how she knew she wanted...rather needed to be a different kind of casting director. Of course we talk about Self-Tapes because I have a casting director here and I want to make sure you're getting the up to date information on your tapes. And more. And we really stop and breakdown CLUBHOUSE...and why I think actors -- yes, my people -- are using it the absolute wrong way. Yup, shots were fired...gauntlets thrown on this episode.  As always, stick around after the podcast for the D-12 shot. Where I get to bring it all together.    Watch the video podcast on Youtube + Subscribe: DaJuan Johnson - Think Bigger Coaching for Actors www.thinkbiggercoaching.com Follow me on the ‘gram! @thinkbiggercoaching and @dajuanjohnson Join the Think Bigger Tribe Facebook group – where a Tribe of like minded actors come to take their career to the next level. #Skiptheline #seeyouonset  

Today on Whats My Frame? I'm joined by Casting Director and teacher Caroline Liem. For over 20 years Caroline has cast studio features, independent films, television and pilots for Paramount, Twentieth Century Fox, Disney Studios, Sony, Warner Bros, Nick Jr, ABC, CBS, NBC, The CW and FOX. Caroline has worked alongside some of today's most prominent casting directors producers and directors including Ryan Murphy, Lauren Shuler Donner, David Goyer, Bryan Singer & Michael Robin. She served as Head of Casting for the award-winning late night show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”. But that's not all, Caroline's eclectic resume includes video games as well like Assassin’s Creed III and Far Cry. Her background as a musician and singer, progressing to actor and casting director, provided Caroline with a firm foundation in the industry. Part of a casting director’s job is to uncover the truth of an actor’s work and elevate their potential! Caroline decided the best way to help actors was by sharing her insight and technique, her acclaimed program BOOM THE ROOM was born! All artists have dreams. Clearly understanding how to package those dreams is crucial. Dedicated to the success of actors, Caroline has shared her program with artists across the globe! Today Caroline and I talk about her incredible work moving the needle for diversity through CSA. How actor's can improve and sharpen their materials and how to build healthy relationships in Hollywood. @itscaolineliem Carolineliem.com Boom the Room --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-my-frame/support

Join us as we discuss Film and Modeling Industry Information & The Ah-Ha Moment of Finding Your Purpose You can catch their series Purpose At Play on Instagram at 9am PST every Friday! Don't forget to Like & Share this station & interview! Follow us on Instagram and Stay Tuned for the first GIVEAWAY! Let's get P.O.P-ing!!! INSTAGRAM @itscarolineliem @weshouldbebetteratthis @actressgraemarino For more information on classes and coaching with Caroline please visit www.carolineliem.com Music By: Joe Wheeler https://www.youtube.com/user/justjoemusic Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2ECcpln56nrK4y8gra0MGD?si=Ui3CrTACQW6wUoRCkh3ZWw My deepest gratitude to all of my guests, viewers, and listeners! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Audrey Moore talks to veteran casting director Caroline Liem and writer/producer Jesse Lumen about story story story! They break down the story of "Finding Nemo" and explain why an actor must always take into account the story when they audition for a part. SPONSORS: www.WeAudition.com - Promo Code Audrey25 for 25% off! www.audreyhelpsactors.com/homechef for $35 off Home Chef!   LINKS: Freakonomics Episode The Village Casting   Credits: Host: Audrey Moore Produced by Jesse Lumen Mixed by Thomas Snodgrass This episode's show music by Ari de Niro Special thanks to Thomas Snodgrass for assistance with microphones, Aalok Mehta and 108 Hill for help with the theme song. Other music and sound fx provided by Audio 4 Video, AR Sound, Sound Effects Public Domain, Ross Bugden and SFX and GFX.

Ellen goes it solo today—but with David Zwick's help!She reviews what people buy when they want to splurge. Burgundy and Champagne are big! Next they welcome casting director and acting coach extraordinaire Caroline Liem! She's a vegan so they are drinking a bottle of Gothic Winery's “Maelstrom” Pinot Noir. They cheers to Caroline's new acting studio The Village! They talk about being vegan versus vegetarian and how that works for them. To wit, Caroline prepared an amazing vegan cheese plate and they test out an assortment of Miyoko's Creamery Vegan cheese! That mozzarella is smooth like buttah. They get deep into whether it's okay to have hobbies and turn them into a career and wine's place in an office...and acting class! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Casting Director and Professor Caroline Liem stops by the studio to talk about what a casting director does, how you can put your career goals into motion, and why everyone already has everything they need to succeed.   For more info on The Village Acting Studio: www.thevillageactingstudio.com  For more Caroline Liem on Insta: @AccessCarolineLiem  For more Steve on Twitter, Insta, FB, & Snap:  @SteveHofstetter  For more Steve on YouTube:  http://bit.ly/SteveHofstetterYT  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 288, a thank you and clarification from Trev, and AJ phones home from the trail. Then, the second and final part of a unique casting director roundtable interview with L.A.-based casting directors Allen Hooper, Caroline Liem, and Jane Jenkins. The panel discussion digs further into the ever-evolving legal side of the “casting workshop issue, the motivation—and mission—behind their choice to facilitate their own workshops, more details and nuances surrounding the city’s workshop investigation and the charges being brought, and perhaps a different way to frame what workshops are and can accomplish for actors. Total running time: 51:50. -- Support for this episode of Inside Acting comes from:* VO2GoGo – www.vo2gogo.com/start* Rehearsal Pro – www.rehearsal.pro/IAP* PrintHeadshots.com – www.printheadshots.com (use code “IA” for $10 off!)* You! – www.insideacting.net/membership

In Episode 287, AJ shares about booking and living as if, Trev shares a few lessons learned from redefining his inner game of success, and the two offer their thoughts on a listener question about securing internship opportunities right out of college. Then they sit down with casting directors Allen Hooper, Caroline Liem, and Jane Jenkins for Part 1 of their conversation about some of the more (largely) ignored aspects of the recent casting workshop crackdown: the “full scale investigation,” the fight (or non-fight) with City Hall, and so much more. This is a textured, layered look at a situation that is at once both brutally complicated and brutally simple—and we’re thrilled to be bringing it to you. Total running time: 1:19:35. -- Support for this episode of Inside Acting comes from:* VO2GoGo – www.vo2gogo.com/start* Rehearsal Pro – www.rehearsal.pro/IAP* You! – www.insideacting.net/membership

CASTING DIRECTORS - Successful actors have agents, managers and publicists to help guide their careers. Until now, no classes, workshops or programs have provided that guidance to actors who are just launching their careers. College To Career Acting was formed by two successful casting directors, Wendy Kurtzman and Caroline Liem who have 35 years of collective experience in theatre, film and television. Their focus is to fill the void of the two areas and time periods of an young actor's career that is being under served: From High School To College - From College To Show Business. Their objective of College To Career Acting is to get young actors to start thinking about crafting their careers - to help them get into the college of their choice, stay pro-active during college and then help with the transition into the entertainment business. As casting directors and coaches, with personal knowledge from both sides of the acting process, CTCA will help you identify and create a personalized game plan geared to get you from where you are to where you want to be, from College To Career. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: What do your classes on college to career acting cover and why should students take your classes over going to just plain old casting director workshops, acting classes, etc? What are some of the mandatory things an actor needs to know that they don't get from their acting classes at college? On your website you state that successful actors have agents, managers and publicists to help guide their careers. How did they achieve their success without having the guidance and knowledge that you both now offer? WEBSITE: CTCActing.com

CASTING DIRECTORS - Successful actors have agents, managers and publicists to help guide their careers. Until now, no classes, workshops or programs have provided that guidance to actors who are just launching their careers. College To Career Acting was formed by two successful casting directors, Wendy Kurtzman and Caroline Liem who have 35 years of collective experience in theatre, film and television. Their focus is to fill the void of the two areas and time periods of an young actor's career that is being under served: From High School To College - From College To Show Business. Their objective of College To Career Acting is to get young actors to start thinking about crafting their careers - to help them get into the college of their choice, stay pro-active during college and then help with the transition into the entertainment business. As casting directors and coaches, with personal knowledge from both sides of the acting process, CTCA will help you identify and create a personalized game plan geared to get you from where you are to where you want to be, from College To Career. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: What do your classes on college to career acting cover and why should students take your classes over going to just plain old casting director workshops, acting classes, etc? What are some of the mandatory things an actor needs to know that they don't get from their acting classes at college? On your website you state that successful actors have agents, managers and publicists to help guide their careers. How did they achieve their success without having the guidance and knowledge that you both now offer? WEBSITE: CTCActing.com

CASTING DIRECTOR | This week our guest is Caroline Liem. Caroline is a casting director, audition coach and teacher based in Los Angeles. She has worked with some of the top directors and producers on over 50 feature films, television shows and pilots throughout her 15 years in casting. Her credits include: Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3, Anomaly, Assassin’s Creed III, X2,The Perfect Sleep, Devour, Blade Trinity, When Do We Eat?, Boogeyman, Auto Focus, Silent Witness, Life With Bonnie, Two Guys and a Girl, Popular and VIP. At Disney Studios, she enjoyed working in both their feature and television casting departments overseeing such projects as: Gone In Sixty Seconds, Pearl Harbor, 102 Dalmatians, Gangs of New York, Annie, and Geppetto. Her highly acclaimed film/TV audition and text analysis classes have been taught throughout the U.S. both privately and at universities. She has cast indie films, studio features and television pilot/series for Disney Studios, Warner Brothers, Sony, Paramount, Twentieth Century Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, WB, and Fox. You can see her latest casting on Nickelodeon's "Parental Discretion" with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: If an actor moves here from another state, what is the category delegation of money for his/her acting tools? What are some of the signs to look for to avoid getting scammed? What should an actor be doing to make the most of their day in their pursuit of a successful acting career? How can actors improve their chances of being seen by a casting director without an agent? How can actors get in front of you for an audition? WEBSITE: CarolineLiem.com

CASTING DIRECTOR | This week our guest is Caroline Liem. Caroline is a casting director, audition coach and teacher based in Los Angeles. She has worked with some of the top directors and producers on over 50 feature films, television shows and pilots throughout her 15 years in casting. Her credits include: Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3, Anomaly, Assassin’s Creed III, X2,The Perfect Sleep, Devour, Blade Trinity, When Do We Eat?, Boogeyman, Auto Focus, Silent Witness, Life With Bonnie, Two Guys and a Girl, Popular and VIP. At Disney Studios, she enjoyed working in both their feature and television casting departments overseeing such projects as: Gone In Sixty Seconds, Pearl Harbor, 102 Dalmatians, Gangs of New York, Annie, and Geppetto. Her highly acclaimed film/TV audition and text analysis classes have been taught throughout the U.S. both privately and at universities. She has cast indie films, studio features and television pilot/series for Disney Studios, Warner Brothers, Sony, Paramount, Twentieth Century Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, WB, and Fox. You can see her latest casting on Nickelodeon's "Parental Discretion" with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: If an actor moves here from another state, what is the category delegation of money for his/her acting tools? What are some of the signs to look for to avoid getting scammed? What should an actor be doing to make the most of their day in their pursuit of a successful acting career? How can actors improve their chances of being seen by a casting director without an agent? How can actors get in front of you for an audition? WEBSITE: CarolineLiem.com