As an agent, it has been my pleasure to work with Ben Cogan over the last few years. I have always found his attention to detail and his instinct for finding the right actor for any role exemplary. He is a pleasure to work with and I would have no hesitation in recommending him.
Ben’s enthusiasm, warmth and understanding means he’s a casting director who actors enjoy auditioning for and who gets the best out of them in his casting sessions. He’s passionate about his work, which he approaches with creativity and openness, finding opportunities for diverse and contemporary performers so that the projects he works on can be meaningful, powerful and truthful.
Ben is a complete tool and every production needs that tool in order to exist. After all, a casting director is the most useful tool there is. Some may say he’s the ultimate tool and I’d happily agree.'He has great taste and is always a pleasure to deal with. He does a great line in jokes too, if you’re so inclined.
Ben cares.He loves Actors.He treats them with respect.He fights for them.He sticks up for them.He understands them.Ben really cares for them.
I've known Ben Cogan for over 15 years and he is hard working and courteous. Always thinking of actor's needs and fighting their corners.
I have had the pleasure of working with Ben since his early days at The BBC.Ben's keen eye for talent and openness to new talent means that he has discovered many fine actors in his career.He is efficient and always a delight to deal with.
I have known Ben since he started in casting. A thorough and conscientious professional he is always positive and enthusiastic about his projects and, more importantly to me, protective of the actors he works with.
It’s been a delight to grow up in the industry alongside Ben.Whether I’ve been an agent at one of the most established and respected agencies or starting out with a fledgling list I know what matters to Ben is getting the right person for the job. Ben actually loves actors, he works WITH them to get the best out of the casting process for producers and directors and that subsequently radiates from the screen.
