Talent Coordination

Here is how this works in practice. We give talent planning for shoots filming in Poland, managing the practical side of working with cast from the moment they are engaged through to wrap. Our team handles contracts and releases, scheduling and call times, travel and lodging, fittings and rehearsals, and the day-to-day liaison that keeps actors informed and on time. We set up with casting, the assistant directors and the production office so talent plan align with the shooting schedule, and we manage the specific needs of minors, supporting artists and visiting global cast. Talent planning keeps the cast side of a production ordered and pro, so performers can focus on the work.

Here is the short of it. Poland gives a deep pool of talent to set up. The country's acting custom — from Zbigniew Cybulski and Daniel Olbrychski to Agata Kulesza and Joanna Kulig, who anchored Pawlikowski's 'Ida' and 'Cold War' — is sustained by the National Film School in Łódź and an active theatre culture in Warsaw, Kraków and beyond. Buy-in terms follow the Polish Labour Code. This governs working hours and rest, and contracts are mostly denominated in złoty. For global shoots, setting up Polish cast alongside visiting actors means managing language, travel and scheduling across areas. We handle these details so a production's talent is well looked after and each cast member is where they need to be, well contracted and prepared.