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		<title>Big Names and Cool Projects: An Interview with Casting Director, Richard Jordan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Richard Jordan is a New York City-based casting director that has cast everything from viral music videos to commercials, voiceovers to indie films (and more). Although I’ve spoken to a few casting directors who were former actors, Mr. Jordan is unique in that he still works as an actor from time to time. Relaxed and [&#8230;]</p>
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		<title>Switched at Birth&#8217;s VANESSA MARANO on: Acting, auditioning with pneumonia &amp; why she&#8217;ll never get a Twitter!</title>
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		<title>Playing Supernatural Characters w/ Cast Members from Lost, Supernatural &amp; Lost Girl</title>
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