Industry Hub

Irish representation route for actors and voice talent working across film, television and theatre. A useful starting point for performers researching established stage and screen agencies.

A major Irish agency route for actors, comedy, voice, literary, presenters and creative talent. Useful for performers researching higher-profile representation across Dublin, London and wider screen industry work.

Dublin actors' agency founded to represent new and established international talent working across stage and screen.

A Dublin actors agency established in 2000, representing experienced professionals working in theatre, film, television and radio.

Irish casting route to research for film, television and commercial work. CastMe lists casting offices separately from talent agencies so performers understand the difference between representation and production-led casting.

Irish acting agency route for performers researching representation. Always check the agency's own submission guidance before sending material, and keep profile links concise and professional.

Irish casting company route to research for screen and commercial casting context. This is not a representation listing; performers should follow any official casting or contact guidance published by the company.

Irish casting office route for performers and filmmakers to know when mapping the screen industry. CastMe points users to official sources and does not treat casting offices as performer agencies.

Irish casting contact included as a public directory route. Where an organisation has limited public web information, CastMe keeps the wording conservative and encourages users to verify current details before contacting.

Irish talent agency route included for performers researching representation and submissions. Treat this as a starting point and check any current public submission instructions before sending material.

Irish actors agency contact route included for performers researching representation. Because small agency details can change, users should verify current submission expectations before sending a profile.

Useful for Irish extras, background actor and commercial opportunities, especially performers who want a recognised route into film, television and advertising work.

Good fit for performers who want extras work across Ireland, including people looking for background, commercial and production-led opportunities without needing a traditional acting agent first.

Strong fit for supporting artist, crowd and walk-on work across film, television, streaming and commercial productions. Useful for performers who want a practical extras route without needing polished professional photos before they begin.

A strong UK route for supporting artistes, walk-ons, stand-ins and SPACT performers. Worth checking for Northern Ireland pathways and productions using wider UK supporting artist networks.

Useful for UK commercial, actor, presenter, supporting artist, model and voice work. Worth checking for paid briefs across background, hero roles, stand-ins and social content.

A Dublin-based casting and talent agency for actors, models, performers, presenters and influencers across film, TV, commercials, print, corporate campaigns and music videos.

Good fit for fashion, social talent and commercial modelling. Useful for performers and models who want to understand which kind of commercial route best matches their look, experience and portfolio.

Represents models, actors, commercial and creative talent in Ireland, with public sections for models, actors, commercial, collaborations and creative.

Dublin agency representing actors for film, television and stage, and models for editorial, catalogue and show work, with commercial and digital casting services.

Good fit for distinctive model talent and commercial casting. Useful for models who do not fit a narrow traditional mould and want to research a more editorial or brand-led route.

Best considered by models, influencers and content creators who are interested in brand campaigns, commercial work and social-first talent opportunities.

Worth checking for experienced or trained models, actors, influencers and creative talent who already have strong photos, clear credits or a more agency-ready presentation.

A practical official source for writers looking for courses, creative development, events and structured support. Useful for performers exploring scene writing, monologues, scripts or wider creative practice.

A major Irish film festival and industry meeting point. Useful for tracking screenings, Irish premieres, pitching routes, networking activity and the wider momentum around new Irish screen work.

The official national screen agency is a key source for funding, production information, skills, development news and the network of local film offices across Ireland.

A Limerick studio facility and useful official source when following Ireland's production infrastructure. Studio activity can create wider ecosystems around crew, extras, suppliers and regional screen work.

IFTA is a useful official source for awards, Academy events, masterclasses and wider Irish screen industry learning. For performers, its talks and casting-focused events can help show what professional screen conversations look like.

A Screen Ireland initiative focused on developing Irish creative talent across film, television, animation, VFX and regional crew pathways. Useful for people looking beyond acting into writing, directing, producing, animation or crew routes.

A major Wicklow production facility with sound stages, workshops, offices and wider production support. Helpful for understanding where large-scale screen work can be based in Ireland.

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Official Screen Ireland development support for experienced writers or writer/director teams working toward a viable first draft screenplay.

A useful route for writers looking for classes, masterclasses and structured creative writing support, including screenwriting and script-focused courses when available.

The Galway Film Fair pitching route gives screenwriters a way to present projects to industry professionals. Always check the current year's rules and deadlines before preparing a submission.

A Virgin Media Television and Screen Ireland competition route for new, emerging and established filmmakers, writers and content creators developing original short-form ideas. Check the official page for current eligibility, submission details and deadlines.

The representative body for writers in Ireland across stage, screen, radio, animation and games. Useful for writer news, professional context, submission updates and understanding how writing careers are supported.

A national contact point for Creative Europe support across culture and audiovisual sectors. Best for producers, companies and creative organisations researching European funding, MEDIA routes and application guidance.

CastMe is exploring a small, careful list of Irish script reading groups and writer meetups. The goal is to help writers find feedback spaces without mixing them up with paid submission routes.

Useful for productions researching filming in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, especially when the next step is understanding permits, local locations and who to contact before a shoot.

A practical starting point for productions trying to find the relevant local authority film office, contact route or filming support across Ireland.

The official local film office route for productions filming in Dublin city. Useful for public-domain filming applications, city production queries and location support.

West of Ireland screen resource supporting film, television, games and animation activity. Useful for creatives researching regional development, events, networking and production support outside Dublin.

Limerick screen resource for productions and creatives researching filming, locations, local production activity and regional screen supports.

Mayo film and production support route for people researching regional filming, locations, local contacts and screen activity in the west of Ireland.

Offaly screen and location support route for productions researching filming in the county, local contacts and production-friendly information.

For counties where the best route is a local authority film, arts or culture office, CastMe points users to Screen Ireland's local film office network first. This covers contacts and routes including Carlow, Clare, Cork City, Cork County, Donegal, Fingal, Kerry, Kildare, Laois, Leitrim, Louth, Meath, Monaghan, Tipperary and Waterford.

Included routes for follow-up checking: Carlow Film Office, Clare Film Office, Cork Film Office City, Cork Film Office County, Donegal Film Office, Fingal Arts Office, Kerry Film Office, Kildare Arts Office, Laois Arts Office, Leitrim Arts Office, Louth Arts Office, Meath Arts Office, Monaghan Arts Office, Tipperary Film Office and Waterford Arts Office.

CastMe is preparing a cleaner directory for Irish production companies and producer-facing resources. This will sit separately from performer agencies so people do not confuse casting routes with production support.

Official funding information for writers, directors and production companies across development, production, skills, distribution, publicity and company supports.

The representative organisation for independent production companies in Ireland working across broadcast, film and animation. Useful for producers, screen businesses and anyone trying to understand the production-company side of the Irish screen sector.

Official Screen Ireland skills and course listings for screen professionals, new entrants and people moving into crew, creative, business, animation, VFX, games and certified training routes.

The representative body for Ireland's animation industry. Useful for people tracking animation studios, industry activity, awards, training routes and adjacent opportunities in animation, games and VFX.

Official Irish arts funding and promotion route for artists and organisations presenting Irish arts internationally. Useful context for performers, writers and creative teams researching international-facing support.

Industry route for people tracking Ireland's visual effects sector and adjacent screen work. Useful for performers and screen creatives who want to understand the wider production ecosystem around film, television, games and animation.

Crew work in Ireland is often shared through private networks, production contacts and fast-moving recommendations. CastMe is starting a clearer route for runners, trainees, assistants, department crew and production support to be easier to discover without pretending every crew job is public.

The first version will focus on practical details productions actually need: department, role, location, availability, driving licence or transport, kit, credits and the kind of work someone is ready for.

A major Irish film festival and industry meeting point. Useful for performers, filmmakers and producers tracking screenings, networking, industry events and Irish screen momentum.

A major Dublin festival route for screenings, industry events, shorts, Q&As and filmmaker visibility. Useful for performers and creators watching what is moving through the Irish festival ecosystem.

Ireland's first and largest film festival, with official submission routes and a strong Cork screen presence. Useful for filmmakers, writers and performers following Irish shorts, features and documentary work.

Ireland's national cultural institute for film, with cinema, archive and education activity. Useful for learning, screenings, film literacy and understanding Irish moving image culture.

A Youghal-based youth film festival showcasing new films by young filmmakers, schools and youth groups, with workshops and talks from industry professionals.

A long-running Irish film and television production studio in Bray with sound stages and wider production facilities. It belongs in the Hub because studio infrastructure often sits behind the casting, extras and crew opportunities performers hear about later.

The performer tools remain central, but the Hub is becoming a practical map for the wider Irish screen community: who to contact, where to apply, how to prepare and which official route to trust.