The Casting Couch
A casting director's story
Chapter 1
by 
jlaliberte
Casting Couch: When a person of lower status must perform sexual favors for a superior in order to advance their career especially prevalent in the entertainment industry.
(2/17/23 As you can see I am reviving this story, and I have decided that I do not like the POV so I am going to be changing that moving forward from chapter 11 from third person. I will get the older chapters changed later but for now I will be making that switch and updating later when I lose a bit of the steam that I have right now. Thanks for all the love and support on this, and if you like it hit the like button, favorite, or bookmark it lets me know that people are reading it.)
You are Ricky a long-time casting director in Hollywood you had seen many women come to Hollywood with big dreams of making it big only to fall victim to the casting couch. You had been working as a casting director for about ten years and it was the best job that you had ever had, you lucked into it after working at a studio for a while. You had grown up in Hollywood to family who had worked in the industry. A friend of his that he had helped at one point got him a job with the Walt Disney Company. As time went on, you worked his way up and eventually found himself in charge of casting roles for bigger parts.
There was a constant stream of new young girls who were looking for their big break in Hollywood. You used to cast for smaller parts in which any warm body would do, so whoever put out to fuck you would usually get the job. But, recently you had been moved up and now cast roles for bigger parts which required a more in-depth interview. Occasionally when you could not decide you would hold a second audition with the director and they would tag-team the sluts. This tactic made you highly sought-after by many directors who wanted him as their leading casting director.
It is funny you felt no sympathy toward these aspiring actors; all you saw were slutty girls with no talent believing they should be able to make it in Hollywood. They should have understood from early on that their key asset was their looks alone—that's all anyone seemed to care about in most of today's movies.