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Publicly viewable
A published campaign film, official page, or project visual that a visitor can review directly.
Transparency and process
Evidence and Casting Methodology
This page explains how MR Casting separates public project evidence from internal verification, client-approved material, and confidential production records. Last reviewed: 2 September 2026.
Four evidence levels
Not every project can be documented publicly in the same way. We label and use evidence according to what can be shown safely and accurately.
Client-approved
A logo, quote, still, or case detail used only when publication permission is available.
Internally verified
A project supported by business records retained internally but not exposed on the public website.
Confidential or NDA
Work that may be counted internally but is not named or described publicly when confidentiality applies.
How a casting brief moves through the team
The exact production workflow can vary, but these are the core decision stages used to keep the request focused.
Brief intake
Capture the role, location, dates, visual direction, budget range, and production contacts.
Usage review
Clarify media, territory, duration, campaign timing, and any restrictions relevant to the role.
Profile search
Filter for suitable profiles using the information available for the requested talent category.
Availability check
Confirm interest and practical availability before treating a profile as a booking option.
Shortlist and selection
Share relevant choices, gather feedback, and narrow the selection around the approved direction.
Booking coordination
Confirm the chosen talent and coordinate the production information needed for participation.
How totals and performance claims are published
Totals and turnaround statements are published with a defined scope and a dated source. Before a number is added or refreshed, MR Casting retains a dated snapshot and defines exactly what is being counted.
- State the “as of” date
- Define whether profiles are registered, active, or publicly listed
- Define whether a project is booked, delivered, or published
- Avoid combining brands, campaigns, films, and shoot days as one metric
- Do not publish a response-time promise unless it can be measured consistently
Privacy and responsible disclosure
Public evidence must not expose contracts, identity documents, private contact details, unreleased scripts, confidential budgets, NDA material, or a child’s private records. Child-talent media should be used only with appropriate publication permission.
Evidence questions
Is a client logo alone proof of a completed project?
No. A logo is treated as a visual reference only. A public film, approved case detail, or internal business record provides stronger support.
Why are some project dates or totals not shown?
Only details supported by suitable public or internal records are displayed. Other details can be added after the supporting record is confirmed.
Are anonymous testimonials used as reviews?
No. Anonymous legacy quotes are not used as Review or AggregateRating structured data. Testimonials require attribution or explicit client approval.
How can a correction be requested?
Email the page URL, the statement in question, and supporting information to info@mrcastingksa.com for review.
Questions or corrections?
Send the exact page URL and the evidence supporting a correction. The team can review the record without exposing private production or talent information.