It’s that exciting time of year again where the stars come out to tout their next big series. Although all series are usually showcased, it’s really a time for new series to get the word out.

It’s also a good time to find out the inner scoop on what shows you should be auditioning for and what ones you’ll be setting your DVR. I already have a few picked out myself.

I’m excited to see what’s up with The Good Wife on CBS. It stars Julianna Margulies as an attorney who goes back to work after her politician husband is caught red handed.

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Click on any of these new casting calls and be the 1st to apply today! Stop lazing around this summer: jump out of the pool and into action:

1. Get Cast in Eat, Pray, Love with Julia Roberts, Javier Bardem, and Richard Jenkins!
2. ABC Family TV Series Greek Needs You!
3. Star in Je’Caryous Johnson’s Film Adaptation of Men, Money, and Gold Diggers!

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Check out this week’s hottest casting calls on InstantCast & be the 1st to apply today:
Grab Your Eye Patch & Join Johnny Depp in “Pirates of the Caribbean 4!”
Act with Megan Fox, Josh Brolin & John Malkovich in “Jonah Hex!”
Star with Mickey Rourke & Brittany Murphy in “The Expendables!”
NBC’s “Law & Order: SVU” Now Casting Its New Season!
Co-Star with Eriq LaSalle from “ER” in the Upcoming Film “Megafault!”

Click here to get personalized casting advice from casting director Jenny and be sure to land the part of your dreams! Break a leg!

LEGAL DRAMA - A work of dramatic fiction about crime and civil litigation, which include courtroom dramas and legal thrillers, and come in all forms, including novels, TV shows, and films. Legal drama sometimes overlaps with crime drama, most notably in the case of Law & Order. Legal dramas emphasize the trial, although most real cases are settled out of court. They also focus on situations with an obvious injustice or a case with an unusual or compelling defendant.

By Alisha, InstantCast assistant editor

PRE-CREDIT- The section of the film which is shown before the opening credits are shown. Many films have a short scene before the credits to introduce characters who may become crucial to the film’s plot. This sequence is often an event which is seemingly minor but will become significant later in the film. TV series also use pre-credit scenes, like (perhaps most famously) Law & Order.

By Alisha, InstantCast assistant editor