Dispelling fears
No fees
Participation is absolutely free. We do not charge a fee to view the materials.
Your data is protected
The questionnaire is accessible only to the approved film crew. We do not share databases with third parties.
Fair selection
The director makes the decision based on your talent, not your number of followers
Who we are looking for
We are looking for:
- men and women with a model-like appearance
- creative individuals dreaming of expressing themselves
- experienced actors and those looking to try their hand at creative work for the first time
About the Project
Who We Are
"Kinolenta" is a film studio where we produce micro-dramas featuring cinematic quality and powerful emotional scenes. We are looking for actors ready to open up on camera and become the faces of projects that will be seen by millions.
Ekaterina Morskova
General Producer
Evgeniy Danilkin
Chief Director
Dmitry Bulygin
Screenwriter
Valeria Turdakova
Second Unit Director
Join the team
Fill out the form and receive an invitation to a trial
Which 3 shots are mandatory:
Portrait (head-on)
Take a close-up shot of yourself (chest-up or shoulders-up).
Look directly into the lens with a neutral expression (a slight, natural smile is acceptable).
Keep your head straight and your hair away from your face.
Take a close-up shot of yourself (chest-up or shoulders-up).
Look directly into the lens with a neutral expression (a slight, natural smile is acceptable).
Keep your head straight and your hair away from your face.
Portrait (profile)
Turn sideways to the camera (in profile).
Keep your posture upright and look straight ahead.
Turn sideways to the camera (in profile).
Keep your posture upright and look straight ahead.
Full-length shot
Take a full-length photo so that the camera captures your entire body (from the top of your head to your feet).
Stand up straight with your arms hanging naturally at your sides and your feet together or slightly apart.
Try to take the shot at waist level or slightly lower to avoid distorting your proportions.
Take a full-length photo so that the camera captures your entire body (from the top of your head to your feet).
Stand up straight with your arms hanging naturally at your sides and your feet together or slightly apart.
Try to take the shot at waist level or slightly lower to avoid distorting your proportions.
How to take the right photos for a casting
To participate in the project, we need simple, honest photos—without heavy makeup, retouching, or filters. They should clearly show your appearance, proportions, and facial features.
What needs to be prepared:
Clothing: simple (for example, a plain T-shirt or tank top and jeans/leggings), without large prints or logos.
Makeup: minimal or natural (nude), or its complete absence. Hair is pulled back neatly (in a ponytail or bun) to reveal the face and neck.
Lighting: daylight, diffused (it is best to stand facing the window). Avoid harsh shadows and flash.
Background: a light, plain wall without unnecessary objects in the background.
Clothing: simple (for example, a plain T-shirt or tank top and jeans/leggings), without large prints or logos.
Makeup: minimal or natural (nude), or its complete absence. Hair is pulled back neatly (in a ponytail or bun) to reveal the face and neck.
Lighting: daylight, diffused (it is best to stand facing the window). Avoid harsh shadows and flash.
Background: a light, plain wall without unnecessary objects in the background.