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Kerry Barden. Casting Director: The Help. Kerry Barden was born on 28 August 1969 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He is a casting director and producer, known for The Help (2011), Winter's Bone (2010) and Spotlight (2015).
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- Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Kerry Barden is a native of Atlanta.He majored in theatre at the University of Georgia and has cast over 300 films, including Boys Don’t Cry, American Psycho, The House of Mirth, The Help, the Pitch Perfect franchise, Dallas Buyers Club, Spotlight and four films for director John Waters.
May 17, 2024 · Kerry Barden: Yeah, and this was a fun one because it did draw a lot of interest from people who would normally be the bigger series regulars and so it was kind of fun to be able to put some of those ladies and men in roles that normally they actually wouldn’t have done probably.
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May 2, 2024 · May 2, 2024. Kerry Barden and Paul Schnee share a deep-rooted collaboration with filmmaker Tate Taylor. They have cast several of his films, including Pretty Ugly People, The Help, The Girl on a Train, Ma and TV shows such as Filthy Rich. Their partnership with Taylor extended to the current Apple TV+ series Palm Royale, where Taylor serves as ...
Feb 26, 2021 · If CD Kerry Barden and his casting partner, Paul Schnee, are known for anything, it’s that they work on just about any type of project. From indie favorites like “Short Term 12” to hit ...
Kerry Barden. Kerry Barden is a native of Atlanta.He majored in theatre at the University of Georgia and has cast over 300 films, including Boys Don’t Cry, American Psycho, The House of Mirth, The Help, the Pitch Perfect franchise, Dallas Buyers Club, Spotlight, and four films for director John Waters.
Kerry Barden is known as an Casting, Casting Director, Producer, Casting Assistant, Associate Producer, and Local Casting. Some of his work includes Se7en, Good Will Hunting, Prisoners, American Psycho, Dallas Buyers Club, Spotlight, The Help, and Pitch Perfect.
