Today on VersaVision, we're joined by award-winning casting director, producer, and filmmaker David Guglielmo. A member of the Casting Society, David has more than 150 film and television project credits, helping bring some of the most acclaimed independent films and genre features of recent years to the screen. His casting credits include festival standouts The Standoff at Sparrow Creek, Run Hide Fight, and Shelby Oaks, and most recently, Evil Dead: Wrath, the newest instalment in the legendary Evil Dead franchise. Beyond casting, David has built an impressive career as both a producer and filmmaker, producing acclaimed projects including The Last Stop in Yuma County and Killing Faith, while directing feature films such as No Way to Live, Hospitality, and Love Bomb. In this episode, David offers a rare, behind-the-scenes perspective from every angle of the industry. We explore what casting directors are really looking for, what separates talented performers from consistently working actors, how great casting decisions are made, and the invaluable lessons he's learned from producing, directing, and discovering exceptional talent. If you're an actor, filmmaker, or creative looking to better understand how careers are built in today's entertainment industry, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. David, welcome back to VersaVision. David's Word of the Week: INTUITION Producer: Devyn Arnold Intro: Tamika Katon Donegal DAVID’S BIO: David Guglielmo is a proud member of the Casting Society of America, and is best known for casting acclaimed festival hits including The Standoff at Sparrow Creek(TIFF Premiere), Run Hide Fight (Venice Premiere), and Shelby Oaks, which was acquired by Neon for a wide theatrical release following its festival run. He just completed casting the new entry to the Evil Dead Franchise, Evil Dead Wrath, for Sam Raimi’s Ghost House Pictures, Sony and New Line. Prior, he served as Head of Casting for the legendary horror brand Fangoria during the launch of its first studio. He recently completed his first television series, The Pendragon Cycle. As a producer, Guglielmo recently wrapped Frontier Crucible, a western starring Armie Hammer, Thomas Jane, and William H. Macy. He also served as Executive Producer on the successful cop thriller Muzzle and its sequel, Muzzle: City of Wolves, both starring Aaron Eckhart. Additional producing credits include the indie standout The Last Stop in Yuma County and the gothic western Killing Faith, starring Guy Pearce and Bill Pullman. As a director, his feature thrillers No Way to Live, Hospitality, and Love Bomb are all available on VOD. +++++++++++++++ Download this episode today and discover what really happens after you press Submit. If you found value in this conversation, please subscribe to VersaVision wherever you listen to podcasts. Every subscription helps us continue to bring you candid discussions with the entertainment industry's leading casting directors, agents, managers, actors, producers, directors, and filmmakers; sharing insights, experiences, and behind-the-scenes knowledge you won't find anywhere else. Your support allows us to keep these conversations going, giving artists everywhere access to the advice, inspiration, and practical tools they need to build lasting careers in an ever-evolving industry.