AGent workshops
DESCRIPTION
Join RAFCO Entertainment for an exclusive Agent Workshop designed to connect performers with industry professionals. Participants will take part in a Q&A session with a licensed talent agent, gaining insight into representation, auditions, and the entertainment industry, followed by the opportunity to perform prepared material. Designed for child actors through college-aged performers, this workshop offers valuable industry exposure and the chance to build meaningful professional connections.
Location
Workshops will take place at RAFCO Studios, located at 4250 Sunrise Highway, Massapequa, NY. Our studio is conveniently situated directly across from the Massapequa LIRR Station, making it easily accessible for actors and performers traveling from New York City and throughout Long Island.
dates & Times
The Price Group- Monday, July 13, 2026
Eric Talent Agency- Monday, July 20, 2026
Avalon Artists Group-Monday, July 27, 2026
DDO Agency- Monday August 3, 2026
Registration
Interested actors should complete the payment form below to secure their spot. Once submitted, actors will receive a follow-up email with additional details.
CASTING POLICY
FOR EDUCATIONAL THEATRE
Directors always strive to cast fairly, with the guiding objective of assembling the overall cast that will best serve the directorial vision for the show. This requires many hours of careful analysis by the Directors, who take their responsibility in this area very seriously.
RAFCO casting decisions are not based on seniority, age, or years of participation in the group.
Auditioning for a show can be competitive and sometimes daunting, but never forget why you are doing it! We are all here to have fun!
RAFCO values and celebrates diversity of all kinds. Encouraging diversity of participation is an overall goal of the program. RAFCO actively encourages all actors to participate in productions as members of cast or crew. All actors who audition are considered equally in an inclusive environment and in accordance with RAFCO's casting principles.
ON CASTING
Casting is a very complex process. In the end, the directors must choose the actors who best fit the roles in many dimensions, both by the individual skills they present in audition, but also in the dynamics that develop between actors who will be creating the driving energy of the show in scenes together. Such dynamics are a large part of what is explored in the “Callback” round of auditions. For actors, auditioning is an exciting, yet difficult, process that can bring about greater success, whether cast in the production or not. The more an actor auditions, the better they will become, especially if they seek and receive feedback and guidance. The feeling of “rejection” over not getting cast seems disappointing at first, but we strongly urge you to encourage you to get right back to work as soon as possible so they can sharpen their skills for a future audition. In theatre, as in life, all of us experience both disappointment and success. Our goal is to teach our performers how to deal with both, so when they leave us to go out into the real world, they will be well prepared to navigate their way toward success in a complex world.
FOR MAINSTAGE/NON-EDUCATIONAL
RAFCO values and celebrates diversity of all kinds. Encouraging diversity of participation is an overall goal of the program. RAFCO actively encourages all actors to participate in productions as members of cast or crew. All actors who audition are considered equally in an inclusive environment and in accordance with RAFCO casting principles similar with those listed above.
All non-educational productions are cast through the traditional process; first released through a breakdown service, actors may submit to our casting team who then assembles callbacks for our productions directorial staff.
All questions can always be sent directly to casting@raffaeleproductions.com