Starring Kate Hudson, Brenda Song, and Max Greenfield, Netflix’s “Running Point” features an unrivaled lineup that puts the “mad” in March Madness. The comedy series debuted on Feb. 27, getting a jump shot jump-start on all the basketball season excitement to come, and has already been renewed for another season. According to Deadline, co-creator and executive producer Mindy Kaling is "so thrilled to be able to deliver a Season 2 of 'Running Point' to the fans of the show,” and she "cannot believe the response from audiences."
With Los Angeles Lakers president and co-owner Jeanie Buss and the team’s manager of special projects, Linda Rambis, consulting as executive producers, there’s a good chance you’ll want in on the game, too. Here’s everything we know about getting cast on Netflix's "Running Point."
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“Running Point” follows Isla Gordon (Hudson) as she takes over her family business—running a professional basketball team. When Isla’s brother (Justin Theroux) gets into an accident and resigns from his position as president of the Los Angeles Waves, he puts her in charge. Although she’s an ambitious executive in her own right, Isla now has to go toe-to-toe with the male-dominated sports industry and prove she’s the right pick for the job.
Kim Coleman (“Cross,” “The Good Doctor,” “Sistas”) is the main CD on “Running Point” Season 1. Here’s how you can make an impression inside Coleman’s audition room.
With an A-list roster, your best chance at landing a role on “Running Point” may come with an assist from an acting agent. If you don’t yet have representation, here’s how to score your own:
- How to Get an Acting Agent
- How to Get an Acting Agent With No Experience
- How Backstage Can Help You Get an Acting Agent
Since “Running Point” was just renewed for a second season, we have some time before casting resumes. However, that’s no reason to stop yourself from making a slam dunk in the off-season. These casting roundups may hold the key to your next big shot:
You’ll also want to bookmark our casting directory pages, which offer additional opportunities to expand your acting résumé:
- Netflix casting calls
- TV series casting calls
- Los Angeles TV casting calls
- New York City casting calls
For additional audition advice, these guides will walk you through the process:
