Monitoring
Sources arrive in one place
Casting calls, projects, funding, credits and useful news.
📡 The Radar
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A complete system to move your outreach forward every day, in a way that is clear and measurable.
Paid casting calls, sorted
Professionals’ recent activity
Announced projects and projects in financing
Casting directors’ notes and words
Verified networks and resources
Radar · casting calls
Every casting call, sorted
Public casting calls gathered, compared across sources, sorted and checked. The paid ones in full, with what you need to answer them.
1,013
casting calls published in the past 30 days
377
paid casting calls over the same period
≈ 34 h
of monitoring a month, done for you
Estimate: 1,013 casting calls read across 34 sources in 30 days, 2 minutes each.
💰 Paid casting calls in full
For a paid casting call, The Radar brings together the full description, the dates, the pay, the materials requested and the contact when it is public.
First you understand what is being asked. If the role suits you, you reply from your own inbox, with no platform form standing between you.
Casting · Paid listing
Jeune fermier bilingue anglais pour motion captureOpen
🕺🎭 Role
| The essentials | |
|---|---|
| Role type | Role |
| Compensation | 💰 Yes€600 gross + €300 net for image rights |
| Role type | Compensation |
|---|---|
| Role | 💰 Yes€600 gross + €300 net for image rights |
📜 Detailed description
For one day of motion capture in Paris, the listing is looking for an actor aged 20 to 30, bilingual in English, to play a young farmer. The stated fee is €600 gross, plus €300 net for the rights to the 3D scan. The details for replying are available to 📡 Radar members only.
⌚️Working date(s): One day of motion capture in Paris
🏇Required skills: Bilingual English · 20 to 30 years old
📎Attached files: 📡 Radar members only
The contact for this paid listing is for Radar members only
What The Radar unlocks:
💰Paid casting calls, sorted
📡Professionals’ recent activity
📬Announced projects and projects in financing
🖍️Casting directors’ notes and words
📱Verified networks and resources
Something looks wrong on this listing?
🕵️♀️ A few recent paid roles
A selection of recent casting calls
- Jeune fermier bilingue anglais pour motion capture
💰 €600 gross fee for the day of motion capture + €300 net for image rights on the 3D scan
- Oscar
💰 Expenses covered
- Policier détendu
💰 Expenses covered
- Policier ferme
💰 Expenses covered
- Lola
💰 Expenses covered
- Ambulancier
💰 Paid at union rates (film)
- Comédienne pour campagne publicitaire
💰 €1,600 gross for the shoot and rights
- Comédien pour campagne publicitaire
💰 €1,600 gross for the shoot and rights
❌ The traditional approach
Scattered information
Casting calls, projects, funding and interviews live across dozens of sources. You spend hours piecing together, on your own, a picture that is already out of date.
Outreach without context
Knowing a role exists does not tell you who is building the project, where it stands, or what the people involved say about their work.
Several subscriptions for pieces of the same industry
Access to casting calls, speed, visibility and directories are often sold separately. You pile up tools without ever getting the full picture.
✅ What The Radar does
Continuous monitoring, boiled down to what matters
We follow, sort and connect the useful sources so you do not have to spend your days watching them.
From information to professional culture
By seeing projects, collaborations and what people say side by side, you come to understand how the industry moves.
A strategy that adjusts
You choose where to spend your time. Sometimes you write. Sometimes you prepare, you watch, or you wait for the right moment.
See it coming
Casting starts long before the casting call.
A project leaves traces as it is written, funded and staffed. The Radar connects those traces so you see where it is heading, instead of only finding out at the final call.
Radar · announced films and series
What is coming out, and at what stage
Every announced feature film and series, with its production stage when it is known.
Sep26Oct68Nov57Dec55Jan32Feb32Mar26Apr11May12Jun6Jul7Aug3
Un amour d’épouvantail23 Sep 2026
Une musique à vivre23 Sep 2026
Détective Conan : L'Ange déchu de l'asphalte23 Sep 2026
Heart of the Beast23 Sep 2026
Les Roches Rouges23 Sep 2026
Haute solitude, Jean Zay prisonnier politique23 Sep 2026
Fini de rire ! L'humour politique au garde-à-vous ?23 Sep 2026From the first sign to the release
A cinema release tells the end of a long journey.
The project was first written, funded, prepared and then shot. The Radar puts those stages back on a single thread so you understand what is in the works, instead of discovering it once it is finished.
You can follow a story, its writers and the people behind it long before its casting or its release draws all the attention.
Writing→Financing→Pre-production→Shooting→Release
Radar · funded writers
The writers the CNC funds
Every writer funded by a CNC commission, with all the projects they got funded.
1,787
writers funded by the CNC
359
writers funded more than once
422
writers funded since January 2026
Follow a story from the writing stage
A writing grant signals a project that is starting to take shape.
You spot the subjects, the worlds and the funded writers while their work is still in motion.
This information feeds your knowledge of the industry and also helps you understand which stories are finding their way to the screen.
Choose your plan
The free account stays open. The Radar adds continuous monitoring, connected information and professional tools.
The Radar turns a huge, continuous monitoring effort on casting calls, projects, funding and professionals’ activity into information that is readable, connected and useful.
€18 a month at launch, no commitment. Your price stays the same as long as your subscription stays active.
Monthly by default · 2 months saved on the yearly plan
🌱 The 400 Talents account
Free
€0 / month
- ✓ 📸 Your book: 5 photos, 2 videos, 1 CV
- ✓ 📇 Your smart CV, exportable as PDF
- ✓ 🖍️ Memorisation sheets for scenes
- ✓ 📮 Apply to unpaid listings, contact included
- ✓ 🏢 Companies' details: website, socials, contact
- ✓ 🔎 Listings unblurred on profiles: title, location, age
- ✓ 👤 Full public profile, visible without an account
- ✓ 💬 The quote of the day
📡 The Radar
No commitment
€18 / month
that is €36 saved over the year
Launch price kept for as long as your subscription stays active.
- ✓ 💰 Paid casting calls, sorted
- ✓ 📡 Professionals’ recent activity
- ✓ 📬 Announced projects and projects in financing
- ✓ 🖍️ Casting directors’ notes and words
- ✓ 📱 Verified networks and resources
- ✓ 🎯 The targeted outreach method
- ✓ 💬 The full library of casting directors' quotes
- ✓ 🎙️ Interviews as they come out
- ✓ ⭐ Your extended book: 30 photos, 12 videos, badge
🎖️ The 400
400 people maximum, coming soon
€77 / month
- ✓ 📡 Everything in The Radar
- ✓ 🔍 Search across everything they say
- ✓ 📑 Text analyses, a new one each month
- ✓ 🧠 The memorisation pipeline (forgetting curve, quizzes)
- ✓ 🤖 The career AI plugged into it, supervised by Octave, no direct contact
- ✓ 🗂️ The other directories: agents, directors, productions, schools, venues
- ✓ 🎭 The corpus of analysed scenes
- ✓ 🌍 Castings from around the world, aggregated
- ✓ 🔒 400 seats per language market
Read the movement
A name says nothing without its activity.
A list stays frozen. The Radar shows the recent collaborations, projects and statements that give each name its meaning.
Radar · RDA radar
Casting directors and their activity
Every casting director in the database, sorted by activity: projects in progress, active, no known activity.
3,921
casting directors
508
enriched profiles
1,520
credited on a work from 2024 or later
Spot who is working
Your reading of the industry starts with the people active right now.
Who is shooting, who has just wrapped, who is going from one project to the next: every casting director is ranked by their actual activity, and the ranking moves with it.
RDA stands for responsable de la distribution artistique, the other French name for a casting director. An enriched profile brings together the links, networks and filmography we have already checked.
📡 How we calculate activity
The Radar is the heart of the directory of projects in the making: it puts people forward and shows which projects are being set up.
A professional has a project in progress as soon as a project they are credited on has not been shot yet (CNC funding, an open casting call, a project followed by public sources for less than eighteen months), and is active if their latest work is under two years old or awaiting release.
Otherwise we show how many years have passed without any sign, and everything is recalculated every night: one new project is enough to become active again.
Project in progress: a credited project that has not been shot yet.
Active: a work under two years old, or a film awaiting release.
No known activity for N years: N counts the years since the last public trace.
Activity is calculated profession by profession: the same person can have a project in progress as a casting director and no known activity for six years as an actress. That is why each profile shows, under “Last activity”, the tag of the profession concerned.
- Last activity📹Casting Director
- Project in progress
- Last activity🎭Actress
- No known activity for 6 years60% · Inactivity (10 years)40%
Radar · who casts what
Who casts what
The projects, the stage they have reached and the person casting them.
32,048
casting credits
20,021
projects with a casting director
162
projects in financing, production, pre-production or shooting
Constance Demontoy
Michaël Laguens
Sebastián Moradiellos
Michaël Bier
Coralie Amédéo
Link credits to projects
A casting credit links a person to a specific film.
You see who is working on what, and when, and you understand the context better before any outreach.
You focus your attention on real activity rather than on a frozen directory.
Choose your move
A piece of information can lead to a message. It can also save you from sending one.
You read the context, you understand people’s preferences and you decide on the right move, without turning your career into an email campaign.
📬 Detailed profiles of professionals
The profile links a professional’s filmography to the projects being prepared today.
Here, Maïmouna Doucouré’s films appear alongside the casting calls currently linked to her project Joséphine Baker. You see what she is preparing, and with whom.
Maïmouna Doucouré
🎬 Director✍️ Screenwriter
Films and series
Casting calls on her projects
| 📋 Listing | 🔍 Type | 🧭 Gender | 💰 Paid | 🪞 Age | 📍 Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coiffeur ou coiffeuse en silhouette pour long-métrage Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal | 👤 Featured | 🕺 | 💰 Yes | 25 to 55 years old | Paris |
| Maquilleur ou maquilleuse en silhouette pour long-métrage Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal | 👤 Featured | 🕺 | 💰 Yes | 25 to 55 years old | Paris |
| Doublure ado femme métisse, film Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal | Double | 💃 | 💰 Yes | 16 to 25 years old | Paris region |
| Dessinateur pour petit rôle, film Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal | 🎭 Role | 🕺 | 🤔 Maybe | 30 to 39 years old | Paris |
| Doublure main dessinateur pour Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal | Double | 🕺 | 💰 Yes | 40 to 60 years old | Paris / Paris region |
- 25 Aug 2026 Coiffeur ou coiffeuse en silhouette pour long-métrage Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris · 25 to 55 years old 👤 Featured💰 Yes open
- 25 Aug 2026 Maquilleur ou maquilleuse en silhouette pour long-métrage Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris · 25 to 55 years old 👤 Featured💰 Yes open
- 20 Aug 2026 Doublure ado femme métisse, film Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Région parisienne · 16 to 25 years old Double💰 Yes open
- 6 Aug 2026 Dessinateur pour petit rôle, film Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris · 30 to 39 years old 🎭 Role🤔 Maybe open
- 4 Aug 2026 Doublure main dessinateur pour Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris / région parisienne · 40 to 60 years old Double💰 Yes open
Published on
Listing
Role · Paid
Status
- 25 Aug 2026 Coiffeur ou coiffeuse en silhouette pour long-métrage Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris · 25 to 55 years old 👤 Featured💰 Yes open
- 25 Aug 2026 Maquilleur ou maquilleuse en silhouette pour long-métrage Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris · 25 to 55 years old 👤 Featured💰 Yes open
- 20 Aug 2026 Doublure ado femme métisse, film Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Région parisienne · 16 to 25 years old Double💰 Yes open
- 6 Aug 2026 Dessinateur pour petit rôle, film Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris · 30 to 39 years old 🎭 Role🤔 Maybe open
- 4 Aug 2026 Doublure main dessinateur pour Joséphine Baker, prod. Bien ou Bien/StudioCanal Paris / région parisienne · 40 to 60 years old Double💰 Yes open
Go further with The Radar
Past listing details, contact details and recent activity stay behind the account.
🎖️The 511 casting directors, detailed profiles included
📡The activity radar, continuously updated
📱Verified Instagram accounts
🎯The outreach method
🖍️ Casting notes on every casting director
What casting directors say about showreels, outreach, headshots and self-tapes, sorted by person.
You read their notes to understand how they see things, their advice and their expectations before choosing any outreach at all.
💬 The full library of casting directors' quotes
Get the point of view of the people you are writing to on the work itself, in their own words, as a video clip.
Advice from professionals, to adapt to your own outreach.
Radar · projects in financing
Projects in financing
The films and series whose budget is being built, the money the CNC commits commission after commission, and the partners named on each project.
196
active projects at financing stage
3,448
CNC decisions in 2025
984
decisions since January 2026
Understand what is moving forward
Funding shows that a project is passing a milestone.
You see the project, the scheme, the decision date and the partners already named. These clues let you follow its path without waiting for a final announcement.
Linked to the companies and professionals involved, they become readable information rather than an isolated piece of news.
Radar · who produces what
Who produces what
Every production company credited on a film or a series, with its most recent releases. The busiest right now come first.
96,322
production links
24,730
production companies with at least one film
4,312
links on 2026 films
France 2 Cinéma24 films in 2026
France 3 Cinéma19 films in 2026
TF1 Films Production18 films in 2026
StudioCanal17 films in 2026
uMedia15 films in 2026
Read the collaborations
A production company is also defined by the projects it chooses.
Its recent films, the people it works with again and the projects it is preparing give its name depth.
The Radar connects these collaborations to help you understand working habits, continuities and new moves.
Radar · CNC funding
Projects funded by the CNC
Every grant published by the CNC, with its amount, the project concerned and the commission date.
6,397
decisions published by the CNC
984
decisions since January 2026
€26.3m
published since January 2026
Grant €70,000
Les Fraises7 Jul 2026
Les Fraises7 Jul 2026Grant €200,000
Aqui26 Nov 2025
Aqui26 Nov 2025Grant €180,000
Minotaure27 Jun 2025
Minotaure27 Jun 2025Grant €364,000
Flair de Famille15 May 2025
Flair de Famille15 May 2025Grant €150,000
Banlieusards 313 Mar 2025
Banlieusards 313 Mar 2025Read the amounts correctly
Each amount shown is a grant awarded by the CNC.
It shows the scheme, the published amount and the commission date. The film’s total budget is a different, much larger sum.
The amount makes full sense once it is linked to the project, its writers and the company behind it.
Continuous monitoring, simple to use
How it works
The research work stays behind the scenes. In your feed, information arrives already sorted, compared and connected.
Checking
Information is compared
Duplicates, dates and contradictory details are cross-checked.
Connections
Each item finds its context
A casting call is joined to its project, its production and the professionals involved.
Reading
You find what matters in your feed
You follow, you prepare, you reply or you keep the information for later.
🤝 They trusted us
Partnerships and collaborations
🚀 A strategy that learns
Changing everything at once
You change your book, your demo reel, your messages and your targets all at the same time. Even if something improves, you have no idea what made the difference.
Observe, adjust, start again
The Radar helps you test one hypothesis at a time: the right moment, the right project, the right person or the right material. You learn from every decision.
📜 Information comes with responsibility
The Radar helps you understand when reaching out makes sense, and when it is better to watch, learn or wait. Writing more rarely comes top of the list.
Systems that push you to apply in one click strip away the context and quickly turn serious applications into noise.
A casting call posted directly on 400 Talents stays free, contact included. The subscription pays for the ongoing work of monitoring, sorting and connecting information published elsewhere.
What you are buying is a sounder professional culture and better grounds for your decisions. The role and the audition stay in the hands of the people who cast.
🎯 A targeted outreach method
A piece of information does not always call for a message. The method helps you decide who to follow, what to prepare and when to act, without turning your career into an email campaign.
First you build your knowledge of the industry, then you choose your moves.
🎙️ Interviews as they come out
The interviews we run with professionals land in the Radar as they come out.
⭐ Your extended book: 30 photos, 12 videos, badge
Your profile goes from 5 photos and 2 videos to 30 photos and 12 videos, with the Radar badge.
When a professional opens your profile, they can see several of your looks and several sides of your work.
Choose your plan
The free account stays open. The Radar adds continuous monitoring, connected information and professional tools.
Monthly by default · 2 months saved on the yearly plan
🌱 The 400 Talents account
Free
€0 / month
- ✓ 📸 Your book: 5 photos, 2 videos, 1 CV
- ✓ 📇 Your smart CV, exportable as PDF
- ✓ 🖍️ Memorisation sheets for scenes
- ✓ 📮 Apply to unpaid listings, contact included
- ✓ 🏢 Companies' details: website, socials, contact
- ✓ 🔎 Listings unblurred on profiles: title, location, age
- ✓ 👤 Full public profile, visible without an account
- ✓ 💬 The quote of the day
📡 The Radar
No commitment
€18 / month
that is €36 saved over the year
Launch price kept for as long as your subscription stays active.
- ✓ 💰 Paid casting calls, sorted
- ✓ 📡 Professionals’ recent activity
- ✓ 📬 Announced projects and projects in financing
- ✓ 🖍️ Casting directors’ notes and words
- ✓ 📱 Verified networks and resources
- ✓ 🎯 The targeted outreach method
- ✓ 💬 The full library of casting directors' quotes
- ✓ 🎙️ Interviews as they come out
- ✓ ⭐ Your extended book: 30 photos, 12 videos, badge
🎖️ The 400
400 people maximum, coming soon
€77 / month
- ✓ 📡 Everything in The Radar
- ✓ 🔍 Search across everything they say
- ✓ 📑 Text analyses, a new one each month
- ✓ 🧠 The memorisation pipeline (forgetting curve, quizzes)
- ✓ 🤖 The career AI plugged into it, supervised by Octave, no direct contact
- ✓ 🗂️ The other directories: agents, directors, productions, schools, venues
- ✓ 🎭 The corpus of analysed scenes
- ✓ 🌍 Castings from around the world, aggregated
- ✓ 🔒 400 seats per language market
Frequently asked questions
💡 What exactly am I paying for?
You are funding a huge, continuous effort of monitoring, sorting, checking and connecting casting calls, projects, funding, activity and what professionals say. A casting call posted directly on 400 Talents stays free, contact included.
🎯 Is The Radar for sending more applications?
It is mostly for choosing. A piece of information can lead you to apply, but also to follow a project, prepare your materials, understand someone better or wait for a better moment.
🎬 How is it different from a casting platform?
A platform mostly shows you casting calls. The Radar links casting calls to people, companies, projects, funding and recent activity. You get a reading of the industry, and you choose for yourself who to write to.
🧐 Why write myself rather than apply in one click?
Because your application goes out from your own inbox, under your name, and you see what happens to it: opened, read, clicked. A platform form hides all of that from you and drowns your message in mass submissions.
📡 How often is the information updated?
Casting calls come in as they are published. Activity indicators are recalculated every night. Other sources are added as they are published and checked.
👔 I already have an agent. Is it still useful?
Yes, if you want to understand more of what is in the works and stay in charge of your professional culture. The Radar adds to your agent’s work: you walk into meetings knowing what is being discussed.
🎬 I don’t have a demo reel yet. Can I start?
Yes. Many casting calls can be answered without a demo reel, with a short introduction and natural photos. You build your tools as you go, instead of waiting for them to be perfect before you start.
🎭 Does The Radar guarantee auditions or roles?
No. It gives you better information and better context to decide. Nobody can guarantee the decision of a casting director, a production or a director.
💳 Can I choose between monthly and yearly?
Yes. The Radar costs €18 a month or €180 a year. You can start monthly. The launch price stays yours for as long as your subscription remains active.
🗓️ When will the other professions and the Organise plan open?
Gradually. We would rather get the experience right for actors first, before opening up other uses. You can already tell us about your project through the quiz below.
Got another question? Write to us or add it at the end of the quiz.
“Tell people you want to work with them. You have a short film, a screening? Invite me to come.”
Lucie Llopiscasting director
“All that room is there, and it is yours: make offers, propose, propose.”
Guillaume Renussondirector
“Eighty percent of success is showing up.”
Woody Allenletter to The New York Times, 1989
“If you don't have professional work, the first tip I give is go to the film school, your local film school, and volunteer to work with student filmmakers.”
Nancy Bishopcasting director
“You have to act wherever you can, and that might even be just in an audition room. If you get a chance to act in a room that somebody else has paid rent for, then you're given a free chance to practice your craft. And in that moment you should act as well as you can.”
Philip Seymour HoffmanGolden Globes, 2006
“If God had reached down and said, ‘Sign on the dotted line, and you guys will never be out of work. You'll only have supporting parts Off-Broadway for the rest of your life,’ we would have signed like that. All you want is to be employed. You wanna practice your craft every day.”
Dustin Hoffman60 Minutes, 2004
“I started to sell myself less, prepare myself for the roles, investing in the character, and not feeling like my self worth was dependent on whether I book the job or not.”
Leonardo DiCaprioSAG-AFTRA Foundation, 2014
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