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The Future of Casting: Challenges and Opportunities

Rick Tjia,
JamarGig had the pleasure of hosting “The Future of Casting” webinar. We had over 200 attendees from 30 different counties attend and listen to experts from Disney, Feld Entertainment, Celebrity Cruises and CODA Ballet Agency, collectively boasting over 50 years of combined casting and talent management experience. We discussed how talent engagement, evolving technologies and the post-COVID landscape are revolutionizing the art of casting. Register to watch the replay of the session today.
Host
Rick Tjia – JamarGig Co-founder
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Panelist
Kelly Goff – Disney Live Entertainment
Stephanie Jansen – Celebrity Cruises
Sarah Davison – Feld Entertainment
Rebecca Haw – CODA Services
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JamarGig ( Jam · R · Gig ) is a leading talent and audition management solution created specifically for casting directors. JamarGig was formed by the coming together of a team of Casting Directors, Performing Artists, and Technologists to create the world’s first truly all-encompassing Talent relationship and Audition Management solution.

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Rick Tjia
Founder of Choreography Online and JamarGig -UNITED STATES, CANADA
Rick's multifaceted career spans diverse disciplines in the world of entertainment. Starting with tap dancing and branching into classical ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and contemporary dance under renowned teachers, his journey encompasses an extensive background in dance, acting, and even music, including performances with prestigious companies like Ballet Austin, Boston Ballet, and Delta Festival Ballet. Beyond the stage, he delved into film and television in Los Angeles, working with renowned choreographers and directors. His creative talents extend to composing, choreographing, judging dance competitions, and teaching workshops globally. With over 16 years as a Talent Scout at Cirque du Soleil, specializing in dance, Rick has contributed significantly to casting, operational and business strategies, and creative innovations. He's also a founder of innovative projects like Choreography Online and JamarGig.

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Rick Tjia

Rick's multifaceted career spans diverse disciplines in the world of entertainment. Starting with tap dancing and branching into classical ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and contemporary dance under renowned teachers, his journey encompasses an extensive background in dance, acting, and even music, including performances with prestigious companies like Ballet Austin, Boston Ballet, and Delta Festival Ballet. Beyond the stage, he delved into film and television in Los Angeles, working with renowned choreographers and directors. His creative talents extend to composing, choreographing, judging dance competitions, and teaching workshops globally. With over 16 years as a Talent Scout at Cirque du Soleil, specializing in dance, Rick has contributed significantly to casting, operational and business strategies, and creative innovations. He's also a founder of innovative projects like Choreography Online and JamarGig.