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Aymey-May Rymer has been reaching for the stars since she was five years old. “We then came across www.starnow.com.au website and within weeks she was registered."

“At Aymey-May’s first audition and screen test the producer and director asked how long had she been acting, and couldn’t believe it was her first time as she really impressed them."

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'Do you drink your own blood? Do you consider yourself to be a vampire? If so, I want you!’

The StarNow talent website finds work for people with unlikely qualifications. This vampire ‘casting call’ came from a journalist working on an article about cults. Last year, it was one of 18,000 casting calls placed on the website for actors, models, musicians and others looking for five minutes, or more, of fame. Read the full article at unlimited.co.nz.

"I really spent six weeks in bed ... I was trying to get better and looking for stuff to do," she recalled. So she started putting their work online at websites like starnow.com and tag.com, and one day she got an e-mail from a casting director for "Can You Duet?" Read the full article at http://www.fbnewsleader.com.

FROM pop princess to would-be model... Nicole Francis has swapped dreams of chart stardom for the glamorous world of billboards and photoshoots.And she’s enlisted the help of Coleen McLoughlin to get her there... I was looking on the starnow.co.uk website which advertises all the auditions taking place for reality shows, dancing groups, singer-songwriters and so on and I saw the notice about Coleen’s Real Women,” adds Nicole a former Merchant Taylors’ pupil who, with five A-levels is not just a pretty face. Read the full article at www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

It could turn out to be the website that launches a thousand show business careers. Actually, it probably already has. Such is the success of “global talent casting service” StarNow, it’s now the starting point for thousands of British actors, models, musicians, dancers, entertainers and photographers, seeking work in the entertainment industry. Read the full article at http://www.start-up.co.nz.