About
We are a London-based casting office specialising in commercials and independent film, working closely with directors, producers, and agencies to deliver thoughtful, authentic casting.
Recent work spans commercials for David Austin's launch of The Sir David Beckham Rose at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, KFC, Matalan and short films, including You Like That, which premiered at the BFI, and Miss Temperance, broadcast on Channel 4. Additional credits include Wild City for ITV, Above for Lawrence Whelan, and a wide range of commercial campaigns.
The company is led by Glenn Gaunt, who brings over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry. Glenn began his career at a talent agency representing child actors, before casting numerous West End charity concerts in his spare time, an experience that sparked a lasting passion for casting.
He went on to join Amanda Tabak CDG at Candid Casting, where he worked on major commercial campaigns for clients including DFS, Sony, and Trebor, further expanding his creative and industry expertise.
Glenn set up his own office at the end of 2024
Glenn is an Associate Member of the Casting Directors Association (CDA).
Paula McGann - Producer
''Working with Glenn genuinely felt like being in the safest hands. He came in last minute to cast on our project and not only delivered brilliant options at an incredible pace, but did so with such calm, care, and professionalism. He made what could have been a stressful process feel completely smooth and effortless — a real joy to work with.''
Lawrence Whelan - Director
''Glenn has great taste, brings strong options quickly, and keeps everything moving without fuss. He understands the pressures of set life and makes casting feel straightforward. I’d happily work with him again anytime.''
Liam McGlinchey - Producer
“Glenn’s ambitious, collaborative approach to casting our film completely changed the calibre of talent we were able to work with. He has great creative instincts and fantastic connections that helped us to build a brilliant cast.”