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    Filming in New York: Getting Cast in Gotham

    New York is the location to beat for numerous film and TV series. This all-casting directors panel offers inside knowledge and advice on getting seen and getting cast. Speakers include: casting directors Geoffrey Soffer, Todd Thaler, and Jonathan Strauss and actor Anson Mount.

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    The Replacements

    With the start of the fall TV season only a few months away, actors fortunate enough to have landed roles in pilots that were picked up can now get down to the serious business of making a show.

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    Thom Klohn of CSA Joins Back Stage

    Casting Society of America member Thom Klohn has joined the Back Stage Casting Department as manager, casting development, West Coast, at Back Stage's offices in Los Angeles.

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    'Legend' Director May Reunite With Smith

    The actor ponders a fantasy film for his next project.

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    Kinney, 'Mentalist' on Same Wavelength

    A busy year for the actor-director just got busier.

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    Comedy Central Lands on '30 Rock'

    At $800,000 an episode, the syndication deal tops those for 'Office' and 'Scrubs.'

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    In Idaho, Not All Campers Are Happy

    At Sun Valley conference, showbiz "summer camp," CEOs grapple with free vs. paid content.

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    Bateman Quits SAG Board

    Justine Bateman, the Screen Actors Guild national board member whose potty-mouthed rants against the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists put her on the extreme edge of union politics, resigned from her position July 3, due in part to SAG members' overwhelming approval last month of a new TV-film ...

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    Michael Jackson's Memorial Strikes a Spiritual Note

    Michael Jackson was eulogized in words and song Tuesday during a mournful ceremony in downtown Los Angeles, with the most poignant moment delivered by his sobbing 11-year-old daughter.

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    Internet Shorts Re-Creates Major Films

    Will Arnett, Zooey Deschanel, and Milo Ventimiglia are some of the stars that have signed up for Mean Magazine's Cinemash, which re-creates scenes from prominent movies in short online films.