Testimonials

I found the Lynch Mob unbelievably helpful when I made my first feature. Johnny was great to have on set and the people he provided were helpful and professional at all times I certainly would use them again and would strongly recommend other to do the same.
Gabe Turner
Director ‘The Guvnors’ Producer ‘One Direction – Midnight Memories’

Myself and all at Fulwell 73 want to wish Johnny all the best in the future and his continued endeavours to make his mark in a competitive industry. He has shown that when charged with a task he not only takes to it giving it his full attention he also assists when he can with other departments within the production process. Always willing to lend a hand while doing his own job we have used the services of Johnny and ‘The Lynch Mob’ in the past and look forward to the next project when him and his team of dedicated members in the future.
Leo Pearlman
Partner at Fulwell 73 & Producer ‘Life of Ryan’

As always, Johnny Lynch and The Lynch Mob are a valuable agency to work with when it comes to sending authentic supporting artists and background extras. You can deliver so you are my first call and recommendation when it comes to extras.
Cass Pennant
Writer ‘Cass’ ‘Meet the Guvnors’

Johnny Lynch is the best in the biz when it comes to getting extras for film.
Jonathan Sothcott
Producer ‘How to stop being a Loser’ Vendetta’

I am writing this letter of recommendation on behalf of Johnny Lynch and the Lynch Mob who I have had the pleasure of working with on numerous occasions and have helped us out when it appeared no one could The Lynch Mob are a kind, hard working and exceptionally dedicated group of individuals who I could not recommend highly enough to help fulfil the needs and expectation of film makers everywhere. I have worked with the Lynch Mob on feature films and promos and no matter what the size or difficulty of the task, they have always come up trumps for me, no matter what I threw at them. No matter what the hours or conditions, the Lynch Mob and their Supporting Artists are always committed with everything they do.”
Ben Jacques
Line Producer ‘Soundtrack to Sixteen’ ‘Green Street 3′

This is from the heart for you my friend john, gunna make this up as I go along… We met in Scarborough the home of the sea, you doing your thing, action, 1 2 3, screwed seems to be the fond memory of mine, when you gave me the part of an extra, I was like a star that could shine, we had a laugh celebratory drinks glad I met you for sure what do you think? A lovely person you are thats a fact, you travel, work, live life to the max. Never regret, be happy and love, i hope you like what you’ve read above Quotes
Chloe Wittherington
For a man with a special gift

Hi Johnny Just want to say a little thank you to you as It’s because of gaining experience through working on the films you gave me that I have managed to get things that I now have It gave me a lot of confidence to ‘keep going’ hehe I just done a mag interview today on the latest film I have been working on if you fancy a quick read its’ on my Facebook page Hope you doing ok x Take care.
Melissa Howlett

Hello Johnny I remember when i arrived and I was so nervous and you was the first person that spoke to me and you looked after me on set on the first day,even though i was 18 I was really shy back then,and then I kept getting called back for more filming and we had a right old laugh, especially every morning I would get there, You was the first person i would see smiling away x
Shanise Morgan
Extra on Cockneys vs Zombies

Entrepreneur of positive thinking Johnny Lynch is known to many, including myself, as one of the most colourful and charismatic personalities in Norfolk.
Andreas Yiasimi. CEO of AMBER MODELS

Johnny, finally working on a project with you, has for me been a great chance to meet you. your devotion on set, and to all your back ground artists is, and will be an inspiration to me. I would like to say, I heard one of the background artists call you Mr Lynch. now to me that is a sign of respect. I hope one day I will gain that kind of respect that you command. everyone who works with johnny, can be confident he will look after you, he will have your best interests at heart, and he is a totally professional man to work for, and guide you in the world of film. if he says do something, its because it has been worked out through years of experience, and for your benefit. trust him, and stay loyal. he will look after you. i am honored to work with him, and I hope johnny will post this for all to read.thank you. look forward to working again with you in future.
Craig Leonard director of props resources dept uk

A real pleasure to meet you and to work with you.Indeed hope we have the chance to do it again sometime. Your personable approach, consideration, professionalism, efficiency and attention to the little details while being really pushed and pulled in a number of directions was greatly appreciated. Cheers again, good luck with the rest of the Screwed shoot!
Warm Regards
Kaz

I have to say Johnny Lynch caught the acting bug after working for me on Scouting Book just a few months ago and I am amazed and impressed at his determination, ambition and eagerness to fill up his CV so quickly, a shining example of an ideal a supporting artiste if ever there was one and he knows I wish him all the luck in the world!
Hazel Cripps, CASTING DIRECTOR

Johnny,
Just want to say a huge thank you from us at ‘Jack Said’!! ! You have been more than fantastic so far and I suggest that should anyone need a extras casting director they should def. turn to you!!! You are brilliant at it ! thank you and can’t wait to see my 20 on set on Sunday! Speak soon!
Cheers!
Trish@Jack Said – PRODUCER

Johnny Lynch is a charismatic actor who holds real “screen presence”. Having worked with him in several films, Johnny has captured the camera in every project.
Whether a ‘have-a-go’ hero or a menacing gangster, his professionalism and dedication to his craft is inspiring.
His dedication to diving and his talent at photography has led him naturally to film craft and his managerial talents have given rise to the “Lynch Mob” casting agency becoming an almost instant and popular success.
Vanessa King – SUPPORTING ARTIST

Hello Johnny. Thanks for the job Saturday on the Music video for Shams apparently the Madonna of India. They didn’t let me go in the big White Rolls Royce but I was picked up in the morning OK and dropped off at home. Filmed at St Pancras station & in a very short skirt! It looked like I was doing the walk of shame! Playing the lead girl that goes on a weekend away with the artists boyfriend. Good job surrounded by lots of crew! It was great and nice and easy.
Best Rebecca Ferdinando x
http://rebeccaferdinando.co.uk

I wanted to say it was a pleasure working with you on CVZ, I truly had a blast on set! I read the article you posted, and it’s fantastic that you are so dedicated to ALL of your SA’s, no matter how small their role. I certainly appreciated the personal attention you gave each one of us.
I don’t know if you’ve started preparing for SVW yet, but I would love to work with you again.
I do hope to keep in touch.
Warmest Regards,
Laura Stevens

Thanks for the super role yesterday on The Magnificent Eleven at 3 Mills Studios that’s where I trained in my acting courses in TV & film and brought back memories.
Hope you have an amazing time sat at the Xmas fair. X x x ps we have to catch up over the Xmas period over drink.
Angel Lee Anne

Johnny is a great guy and an inspiration to us all. The really good thing about him is that he is willing to share his success and take others along with him, a rare attribute in the cut throat world of acting. I hope all your hard work translates into bigger and better things.
David Frost

Hi johnny:) thank you for putting me forward for the magnificent 11 yesterday;) I had so much fun:) I ended up being taken out the club scene on my own and they used me in the office scene with Robert Vaughn it was amazing:) I got some real good screen time:) Thank you:) xxx
Carla Cressy

Thank you Johnny for giving me a chance. I enjoyed every second of it. So much so that I would like to do more in the future I’ve even been looking at some part time acting courses too. It will be sad to see you go. You the cast the crew and everyone involved have been great to work with. I hope you all enjoyed your time in Scarborough It felt great to even be a small part of something which I can tell will be awesome. Hope we cross paths in the not too distant future. All the best
Richard Cammish – Extra Screwed

Thank you Johnny for the great heart felt message….
Im so glad we have all made the film look so amazing, Thank you so much for believing in us as a bunch of totally new extras and taking that chance!!
You really have made my dreams come true, I have been lucky enough to film at Wandsworth Brewery and Canary Wharf for a total of 5 days, I have many some amazing new friends and learn’t a lot already… I really can’t wait to sign up to your Agency in a few weeks and hope for more of the same with Strippers vs Werewolves…
If you need me to return for any extra shooting at Canary Wharf this weekend as mentioned in your earlier email this week, then just let me know and I will be there!!!
Thanks again Johnny… You da man!!!
Kind Regards
Scott Matthews – CVZ

Dear Johnny,
I just wanted to take the opportunity to thank you and the rest of the crew from Emily and I. We have both had a most amazing day that neither of us will ever forget.
Kind Regards
Andy Jackson – CVZ

Hi Johnny,
Thanks for all the work you have put in lately I have enjoyed all the work you have put me forward to do. I have now been an extra in five films and three of them were thanks to you and I look forward do doing more, so I am asking if I may please join ‘THE LYNCH MOB’.
I would also like to ask if there are any runner positions available on weekends I would be very grateful if you would consider me. Thanks again.
Katherine Money – SUPPORTING ARTIST

The Lynch Mob are a great group of people who I now look on not only as colleagues but also friends. I have gained not only experience but also confidence.
Johnny you always seem calm and reassuring and whenever I have needed to speak to you either on the phone or in person you give me your full personal (although I am sure you have another 100 or so people also needing your attention) you never lose your patience. I look forward to working for the Lynch Mob in 2010
Simone Liebman Shamplina – SUPPORTING ARTIST

Its great to be a part of this super bunch of people and in my two years of extra-ing I have never come across a casting director like you who actually takes the time to get to know everyone and seems to know all your extras by first names – nothing seems to phase you and I just know your agency will be the best in London. So I am very much looking forward to 2010 when I am sure we will have plenty of projects going on with ‘The Lynch Mob’
Veronica Cutchey – SUPPORTING ARTIST

No up and coming actor i know has put in as much time and effort as this guy.
A credit to any project he works on, his determination to succeed cannot go unnoticed. Darran Williams – SUPPORTING ARTIST
Thanx Johnny, you’ve been amazing, your tireless, hard-working attitude and belief in all of us has been an inspiration and a motivating force. Love all you guys, you’re like family…here’s to next year being bigger and better x
Chloe Atkinson De Burgh – PRODUCER and ACTOR

Hey Johnny I enjoyed the film role on Tuesday It was brilliant, It’s made me realise how much I love it. I’d really like to do more work on films/ music videos, seem to have gone really well so far- maybe I’ll get my big break one day hehe. But it was a great experience and got to meet some lovely people. Hopefully I’ll get to meet you in person sometime soon also.
Victoria Vendetta xx

Hi ya Johnny
I just thought I would drop you a line to say cheers for yesterday. I really enjoyed filming the laundry scene on Screwed. Thanks for the big opportunity to work with and meet so many great people I’ve enjoyed every second of it and hope we keep in touch
Barry Gill – Extra on SCREWED

Hello Johnny its lauren i really wanted to thank you again ive had an amazing time on the set, if you ever need me for anything in the future i would be more then happy to help and i look forward to working for you soon, thank you i will e mail you in 2 weeks about the new production.
Lauren Neale

I just wanted to say a big Thank U for the opportunity u gave me to be part of your filming and my regards to all your crews and director n producer. They were brilliant. The food was great. I got into a scene on thursday which was very nice. It was very funny
Daniel Ayotowe

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to have an experience of a lifetime johnny, would interesting to find out how i would go about getting involved in the future! Regards,
Vince Beardsworth.

Great to meet you on Friday. Your enthusiasm is clearly self evident and you make time to talk to us which is impressive. I look forward to seeing my swansong appearance as one of the Prison Officers. It has been terrific to have worked with such a clearly enthusiastic fellow. I wish you well in the future, Thanks again for my brief insight into the world of film making.
David Crane – Ex Special forces and now extra

Had a brilliant time at Jack Said today. Just wanted to say thank you. It was a great experience and i look forward to many more
Karly Friend – SUPPORTING ARTIST

It was our first time working with Johnny and as a seasoned actor/extra I found him to be informative, courteous and very professional.
He kept us updated all the way and made us feel part of the whole production not just the days on set.
Johnny knows what he’s doing and you can trust him to do it. He’ll look after you and promote you where he can.
A real gentleman.
Good luck with the website Johnny, we look forward to working with you again.
TD Creedy – CVZ

Congratulations Johnny, stepping out to tread any kind of boards in front of any kind of audienece is testament to how far you’ve come. Personal growth of any kind is to be aplauded. You more than anyone I have met so far this year are a genuine and determined individual. My hat is tipped to you sir. 
James Ford – PRODUCER, DIRECTOR and WRITER

Hello Johnny
Thanks for that great opportunity on the film shoot today and boost to our future options and hopefully more to come.
Dan, Jack and Kurt

Just wanted to say a HUGE thank you for everything you’ve done. I have had a great time and made some great friends. Please pass on my regards to all for what has been a wonderful experience. See you soon mate
Sean Cernow. Extra on SCREWED

The alarm rings, it’s 3.05am & I have a cab booked for 3.45am, usually I would roll over, think it’s some kind of bad dream & go back to sleep, but then I realise I am actually going to be part of a zombie film & have to catch the 4.13am train from Stevenage station.
Never have I jumped out of bed so enthusiastically, but as quiet as possible so not to wake up ‘her indoors’ too much. After a shower & a shave, my cab arrives, I get to the station & apart from the grief from people whose nights are just ending, my day begins.
After what seems an eternity travelling, I eventually get to Wandsworth for my first days shoot & after thinking I would be the first one there, i’m not, obviously people are even more keen than me. After the extremely friendly welcome from Johnny & the crew, I get to costume to help with my get up, then on to the great make up lady to make me look as horrible as possible.
After some initial ‘Zombie Training’, I actually get picked to be an initial ‘attacking the gate’ zombie, the hours go by & the weather, although sunny, feels like its winter (but that will teach me to be a zombie in a t-shirt), but I don’t care as I am living the horror dream. The long day ends & the following day, although not as exciting (that’ll teach me to get stuck in the gate) was still great. I’m slightly bruised & battered, but it was worth it & I’ve never enjoyed hanging out with a bunch of complete strangers more than on my first experience of being an extra for Johnny on this shoot.
A week & a bit later I repeat the early morning routine, but this time to a different location at Canary Wharf. This time the situation is reversed, as not as much to do on the first day, but then have a fantastic time on the 2nd day (& the 3rd unexpected day, as although got in trouble with my girlfriend – but some things are worth more than some nagging).
Again, I met some brilliant new people, saw some of the Wandsworth Zombies to catch up & even had a chance to chat to the legend that is Alan Ford (& get shot by him, many, many times). I could probably write a short story on the various days that I was one of the Undead, but would like to thank you (Johnny) for the opportunity & all the brilliant extras that I met on these days.
This is something I would recommend to anyone, the hours sometimes may be long & in this instance, it may involve falling down & getting stuck in gates being a confused zombie, but it was one of the best experiences of my life & anyone who is interested in film should definitely give this a go.
Thanks again Johnny for the opportunity & hope you are getting some well deserved rest after organising all of us for the shoots.
Martin O’callaghan -CVZ

When James Moran (writer of Cockneys vs Zombies) tweeted that the
production company were looking for zombie extras, I hesitated for
something like a nan o-second before shooting off an email to sign up. I
had little hope that I would be among those chosen; being of more mature
years, I imagined they would pick the younger volunteers. I couldn’t
have been more wrong! I was quickly snapped up as one of a large and
varied contingent of extras and by the middle of March couldn’t wait to
release my inner zombie.
I was selected to be one of the “gate zombies”, attacking the core cast
at a disused brewery in Wandsworth. So, at 6.00am on a bright, sunny
day I was being spattered with “blood” and turned into a
flesh-devouring, shambling zombie office-worker by the brilliant team of
make-up and wardrobe people. From the beginning the whole experience
was amazing – the “walk like a zombie” lessons, the friendly, relaxed
atmosphere on set and in the Zombie Green Room, the regular topping up
of “blood” on our hands, faces and clothes, the fascination of seeing a
movie put together, the pleasure of being with a group of people with a
common purpose – and I couldn’t wait to return, this time to the Sutton
location to try to break into an old care home.
Yes, there were times when we were standing around, and did repeated
takes, and got chilly, and worked long hours. But it was worth every
single second, and now I just want to sign up for more!
Thanks to everyone on Cockneys vs Zombies for making my first extra gig
such a wonderful experience!
Carole Eniffer – CVZ

Hi Johnny Just a short note from Carol Clark (the Worthing one without an E on Clark!!!!!) to say thank you for the experience on Wednesday! To be an extra was on my ” to do” list before I die!!!!!! Others include: do the Morse Trail in Oxford, stay at the hotel where “Benidorm” is filmed (although I would give my eye teeth to be an extra in that!), see The Mousetrap (I have been promised this) go to Egypt – So far I have managed the “extra”- not in Benidorm sadly, done the Morse trail and recently stayed at the Benidorm hotel! There’s loads more but there you go!
If you ever need an old lady just sitting in the background, give me a thought!
Thanks again – it was an eye opener! And Ive even managed to get all the blood and gore out of my clothes!
Take care
Carol Clark – CVZ

The Lynch Media Group appears to be not only highly progressive in the application of international social networking sites such as this one; the group is also extremely motivated in accomplishing the greatest good for the greatest number of people, a trait that is sadly lacking in this ever increasingly self-centered world. I know without the input of the Lynch Mob the film would have failed – It is so refreshing to see a true professional involved in this industry with the ability to create and follow through on his promises – well done mate I wish you all the best for the future.

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