The Media Conference, a one day conference, happening on July 3 in London, brings together policy-makers, companies, foundations and charities working for global change to learn how to successfully exploit the power of film as a global advocacy tool. Craig Mazin, the writer and producer of the hit comedies Scary Movie 3 and Scary Movie 4 leads a discussion on "The Ins and Outs of Writer’s Guild Rights and The Coming Contract Renegotiation" for the Alameda Writers Group's July 7 meeting in Glendale. The World Premiere of Static Room Media's production of Shelli Ryan's film Jake’s Closet - a suspenseful journey into the mind of a little boy who believes there is something lurking in his bedroom closet - will be screened July 7 in the competition segment of the DancesWithFilms Film Festival, opening July 6-12 in West Hollywood. The Independents Day Music Conference is a break-out session within the Philadelphia Music Week celebration, running July 9-15, to celebrate Philadelphia music, and hosted by the Recording Academy®, in which there is a slate of performances, activities, and events highlighting Philadelphia artists and music venues.
In its return to the New York area, The Latin Alternative Music Conference runs July 10-14 featuring free concerts and film nights at Central Park Summerstage and the Celebrate Brooklyn Festival at Prospect Park, industry panels at the Roosevelt Hotel, numerous artist showcases across the city and a closing night party at the Cooper-Hewitt museum. From July 11-13 Barker Hangar in Santa Monica will be converted into a software showcase where invited attendees will be able to casually test drive featured video games in what shapes up to be a preeminent press and networking event hosted by the Entertainment Software Association. Proibido Proibir (Forbidden to Forbid), by writer/director Jorge Durán, and with Caio Blat, Maria Flor, Alexandre Rodrigues, and Andressa Furletti (http://www.myspace.com/andressafurletti) will have its NYC screening, July 14 & 20, during Premiere Brazil! 2007, a collaboration between MoMA and the Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival. During the two days ConnectiCon runs, beginning July 13, convention members will find entertainment including (but not limited to) gaming tournaments, video screenings of anime and major motion pictures, informative panels, workshops and demonstrations, and a 12,000 square foot gift shop. On July 16 & 17 in San Francisco, the 2007 Ypulse Mashup (www.mashup.ypulse.com/mashup_2007), the brainchild of Anastasia Goodstein (www.myspace.com/ypulse) is the place where industry experts discuss leveraging social media, virtual reality environments and wireless technology; social networking and non-traditional marketing; youth activism, branding, experiential marketing and more.
Project Accessible Hollywood, also known as PAH-FEST, is the brain child of Christopher Coppola (the nephew of Francis Ford) and is a new kind of digital media festival that celebrates the stories and voices of everyday people by recording them using today’s latest technology and pro-sumer equipment. Festivities are July 16-22 in Livonia and will feature an evening of film and discussion with Elmore Leonard and his latest work. During Expo Comm Wireless Japan, taking place July 18-20 in Tokyo, the focus will be on Wireless and Mobile networks, Personal Area Networks, Internet ITS, Home networks, and other wireless technologies for Japan's advanced mobile society. At the Develop in Brighton Gaming Conference and Expo, from July 24-26, there will be various networking events and evening receptions, in addition to the Develop Industry Excellence Awards 2007 on Wednesday night. The NATPE TV Producers Boot Camp and LA TV Festival, run in tandem, though at different locations in the Los Angeles area, July 25-27, both offering an agenda suited to the established independent producer, or an emerging creator, building their industry credentials. Comic-Con International is a gathering of comic book, science fiction, film and television fans attending this event, July 26-29 in San Diego, which also offers seminars on breaking into filmmaking and near 24-hour film retrospectives. The Grammy Foundation along with the Gibson Foundation honors Quincy Jones, the ambassador for The Recording Academy's 50th Celebration, at its annual Starry Night gala — a benefit dinner and concert under the stars on July 28 in Los Angeles.
The above events are just a sampling of what is listed. Most of the reported events above have a submission process for indie and/or performing artists to take part in. Complete details are on the "Media, Entertainment and Performing Arts Industry News and Events" page at http://www.actorschecklist.com/news.html. Video and podcast versions of this news summary are now available at most popular video sites around the Web like MySpace, YouTube, the Apple iTunes store podcast category, as well as on The Actor's Checklist at http://actorschecklist.com/loudblog/ a great place to get your iPhone download. This month on video you will see trailers and video clips of metal, rock band, American Head Charge (http://www.myspace.com/americanheadcharge http://www.headcharge.com), from their current DVD "Can't Stop The Machine"; Static Room Media's production of Shelli Ryan's film Jake’s Closet (http://www.JakesClosetMovie.com http://www.myspace.com/jakesclosetmovie) premiering in the DancesWithFilms Festival; Brazilian film Proibido Proibir (Forbidden to Forbid), premiering in the Premiere Brazil! 2007 festival at MoMA; The sketch comedy parodies of Planet Craze (http://www.planetcraze.com http://www.myspace.com/planetcraze) based in Miami. Another welcome goes out to newly baptized iPhone owners to make http://actorschecklist.com/loudblog their premiere video download destination for media industry news and events.
Recent highlights relating to casting and audition notices, Entertainment News & Event Items and Message Board querys that have posted to or updated onto http://www.actorschecklist.com The Actor's Checklist that are worth recalling in a journal.
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Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Writer’s Guild Rights, Philadelphia Music Week, Entertainment Software Association, Premiere Brazil! 2007, Expo Comm Wireless Japan, Gibson Foundation
Monday, March 26, 2007
Casting News Hot Off The Wire!
PRINCIPLE AND UNDERSTUDY PARTS FOR "MENOPAUSE" THE MUSICAL, BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON , DC
Director: Michael Larsen. Call Type: Equity Principle and understudy positions Seeking: Actresses who can sing and move well. All performers should be in the 35-55 age range. Preparation: Please prepare an up-tempo pop song from the 50’s, 60’s or 70’s- and a musical theater piece. Bring music in your key, an accompanist will be provided. Bring picture and resume as well. Contract: This is a national contract for “Menopause The Musical” based on a mid-size AEA contract. Minimum salary is $637 per week plus benefits (AEA). Performances to be held at the M & T Bank Pavilion at The France-Merrick Performing Arts Center. Rehearsals begin May 28, First performance June 27, 7 shows per week thru December 2007. Date & Appointments: Sunday, April 22, noon – 8 pm, Monday , April 23, 10 AM to 5 PM Auditions will be held in the M&T Bank Pavilion of the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, home of the Hippodrome Theatre. Please enter the facility via the doors located at the north end of the complex on Eutaw Street, just before Fayette Street. Please call or apply to Neal Gardner, G-Four Productions General Manager at 754-204-4520, 10021 Crimson Palisades Place, Unit # 202, Las Vegas, Nv 89144. Email: ngardner@gfourproductions.com. Web: http://gfourproductions.com
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AXIS VIDEO SEEKING NON-UNION ARTISTS FOR "MY LIFE WITH THE FAIRER SEX", NEW JERSEY
Director: Chris Chaos. Casting roles for an independent short film.. if you want more info please email your resume and headshots. This short film is a collection of tales assembled onto one DVD. International distribution. Seeking certain roles on a scene by scene basis as outlined as follows: Scene 1: Male: College age to mid 30's Female: 18-30 attractive Scene 2: Male: 18 - mid 30's Female: 18- mid 30's.... small breasts...attractive Scene 3: Male: 18 -mid 30's Female 1: Athletic and attractive looking female Female 2: overweight female Scene 4: Male: FILLED ROLE Female: FILLED ROLE Scene 5: Male: 18-mid 30's Female: attractive Female has to play as if she is deaf Scene 6: Male: college age Female: attractive college age Scene 7: Male: FILLED ROLE. Apply to: Chris Chaos, Axis Video, Po Box 551, Gloucester Nj 08030. Email: castoraxis@aol.com. Ends April 10.
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ACADEMY PRODUCTIONS FILLING ROLES FOR SHORT FILM "FULL FRONTAL", SAN FRANCISCO
Up and Coming Graduate Film Directors are seeking actors for their next project. You must be able to attend one in-class rehearsal, to be scheduled by the director. These rehearsals will take place Thursdays between 8:30 – 11:20 am sometime between April 5 and May 17. You will also need to be available for one rehearsal that is outside these times. Pay is $75 and a copy of your work .
Breakdown:
- Male / 25-30 yrs. / African American. Nicholas / Calvin: Black; Charming. Loves women and ambitious; calm and collective most of the time. Physically fit.
- Female / 31-40 yrs. / African American. Lucy: Black female, in mid 30's.
- Female / 31-40 yrs. / White. Lee: Caucasian female, in early 30’s to 40’s. Powerful executive type. Humorous.
- Female / 31-40 yrs. / White. Linda: Lee’s Sister. Caucasian female, in early 30s. Masseuse, free spirited, outgoing, prim.
- Male / 31-40 yrs. / White. Brian: Caucasian male, in mid 30's.
- Male / 41-50 yrs. / White. Carl: Caucasian male, in early 40's.
- Male / 31-40 yrs. / White. Arty / Ed: White; Humorous. Indecisive and naive. Not typically a ladies man. Physique - any shape/size.
Please send headshot/resume and the role you want in the subject line to Academyproductions@gmail.com. Ends April 13.
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DISNEY CRUISE LINE
April 2nd, 2007 Ripley-Grier Studios, 520 8th Ave Suite 16, New York, NY. Open Male Dancer Audition at 10:00 a.m . Open Disney Costumed Characters and Face Character Look-Alikes Audition at 12 Noon. Open Musical Theatre Vocalist Audition at 1:00 p.m . (Sign-In Begins one hour before each Call Time) Disney Cruise Line is seeking talented and versatile musical theater performers for mainstage productions on their luxury cruise ships in the Caribbean and Bahamas. Dancer audition: Male, need for male ensemble dancers who can sing on key. Disney Costumed Characters and Face Character Look- Alikes - Females 4'9" to 5'8". Males 6' to 6'2". Must have dance training. A dance combination will be taught. Vocalist audition: Need for male & female musical theatre principle vocalist, must move well and have acting ability. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age. Rehearsals are held in Toronto. Contracts are approximately 7-9 months and include competitive pay, room and board, and no cruise staff duties. For more information including audition requirements, visit www.DisneyAuditions.com.
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MUSICALS AT RICHTER 2007 SEASON
Fri, Mar 30, 7PM-10PM. Sat, Mar 31, 10AM-1PM (Children only). Sat, Mar 31, 2PM-6PM. Sun, Apr 1, 1PM-5PM. The Melrose School, 120 Federal Road, Brewster, NY. Musicals at Richter (MAR) in Danbury, Conn. will hold its 2007 season auditions for high school, college and adult performers March 29-April 1 at The Melrose School, 120 Federal Hill Road, in Brewster, NY, just a few minutes from Danbury’s Richter Park. A separate children’s audition will be held for young performers Sat, Mar 31. The 23rd main stage season features three Tony Award-winning musicals, including Fiddler on the Roof (June 21 – July 7) directed by Donald Birely of New York City ; On the Twentieth Century (July 12-28), directed by MAR founder and president Brad Blake of Danbury; and Oklahoma! (Aug 2-18) also directed by Mr. Blake. In addition, the daytime children’s play series Fairy Tale Theater will feature four hour-long shows adapted and directed by Elyse Jasensky of Danbury. Rounding out the 2007 offerings is Richter Rising Stars, a select group of performers age 21 and under who will perform material from recent Broadway shows, television musicals and motion pictures at Richter Park and other area venues. Alicia Dempster of Danbury will direct and choreograph. Open audition times for high school (16 and up), college and adult performers are Fri, Mar 30 from 7-10PM; Sat, Mar 31 from 2-6PM; and Sun, Apr 1 from 1-5PM. Thurs, Mar 29 from 7-10PM is reserved for Richter alumni to audition by appointment only; returning performers may call 203-438-1669 to schedule a time. Separate auditions for children and youth performers will be held Sat March 31 only from 10AM-1PM. At that time, casting will be considered for the Fairy Tale Theater company (age 7-15); ensemble roles in Fiddler on the Roof and Oklahoma! and for younger members of Richter Rising Stars. Children auditioning for the musicals should be prepared to sing, read and dance as indicated below; Fairy Tale Theater candidates do not have to sing, but should be prepared to read from a script. Performers aged 15 and under must attend this Saturday call if they wish to be considered for any of these roles. All those auditioning should bring a picture and resume if available, prepare two Broadway show tunes (up-tempo and ballad), bring sheet music in their key, and be ready to sing only their best 16 measures if necessary. An accompanist will be provided. Auditionees should also be prepared to learn a short dance combination and to read from the script if asked. These positions are unpaid and all roles are open. Show descriptions and cast breakdowns can be found on the theater's website at www.musicalsatrichter.org. Please note there are no children’s roles in On the Twentieth Century; all performers for that show must be age 16 or older. Please bring picture and resume, prepare two Broadway show tunes (up-tempo and ballad), and bring sheet music in your key. Be prepared to learn a short dance combination and to read if asked. Accompanist provided. Now in its 23rd season, Musicals at Richter is Connecticut’s longest-running outdoor theater with over 65 productions to its credit since 1985. The Richter Arts Center stage has served as a professional springboard for hundreds of up- and-coming performers. Musicals at Richter is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization. For further information, visit the website at www.musicalsatrichter.org, leave a message at 203-748-6873 or e-mail info@musicalsatrichter.org. For directions: www.melrose.edu.
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78TH STREET THEATRE LAB
Thurs, Mar 22 and Fri, Mar 23. 9AM-1PM both days. 78th Street Theatre Lab, 236 West 78th Street. Mini. Artistic Director: Eric Nightengale. Producing Directors: Mark Zeller, Dana Zeller-Alexis. General Manager: Ruth Nightengale. Please prepare a brief contemporary monologue. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Seeking actors for many projects currently in development and possible replacements for THE NIBROC TRILOGY (see below). The Theatre is especially interested in auditioning men, 40+, of all ethnic types. The Theatre supports a series of projects in various stages of growth. Each season the Theatre presents plays that come out of this ongoing developmental process. Past productions include MAN IN THE FLYING LAWN CHAIR, BLUFF, LEMKIN’S HOUSE, AS IT IS IN HEAVEN, KENNETH–WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY?, WYOMING, THE LAST MAGOO, NIRVANOV. Upcoming projects may include: YELAPA PELAPA by Mark Zeller; OKLAHOMA SAMOVAR by Alice Eve Cohen; LETTERS TO SALA by Arlene Hutton; BOMBERS ROW by Paul Allman. THE NIBROC TRILOGY by Arlene Hutton. Casting note: Play takes place from 1942 through 1954. Actors should be able to look period and act in overlapping-dialogue naturalism. Think "It's a Wonderful Life" meets Lanford Wilson. Actors must be willing to get haircuts. All characters have Kentucky accents, but it is not necessary to use an accent in your audition. Note: All roles are currently cast. Auditioning performers will be considered as possible replacements. Seeking: May: Actress must play from ages 22 to 34. A prim young schoolteacher from a small Kentucky town. Although she is very proper, sometimes words just fly out of her mouth. She can be feisty at times. Raleigh: Actor must play from mid 20s to mid to late 30s. An optimistic and friendly guy from a sharecrop who becomes a professional writer. He almost never gets mad, but channels his anger and frustration into good-natured humor. Mrs. Gill: Actress must play from late 40s to 60. May's mother, an insightful and kind-hearted woman from a small Kentucky town. She is almost defeated by the death of her son, but finds a new life. A true southern woman, she is always cooking for others. Mrs. Brummet: Actress must play from mid 40s to almost 60. Raleigh's mother, a crusty illiterate farm woman with a biting tongue. Narrow-minded and old- fashioned, she never hesitates to say what she thinks. Treva: Mid-late 30s. Raleigh's sister. An abused wife and depressed mother of three trying to make a new life for herself. While she is very close to her brother, she doesn't get along with his wife.
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SWINGTIME CANTEEN - PIC & RESUME REQUEST
Show Palace Dinner Theatre in Hudson, FL is requesting photos and resumes for Swingtime Canteen. LOA ref Dinner Theatre. $395/week minimum + health, pension, round-trip transportation to Florida and housing. Producers: Nick and Sal Sessa. Artistic Director: Matthew McGee. Book: Linda Thorsen Bond, William Repicci and Charles Busch. Director: Matthew McGee. Company Manager: Todd M. Eskin. Choreographer: Katie Kerwin. Music Director: Gary Wyatt. First rehearsal: Apr 2. Runs Apr 20 - May 27. Please submit headshot / resume for immediate consideration to: Show Palace Dinner Theatre, ATTN: Matthew McGee, 16128 US Hwy 19, Hudson FL 34667. Show takes its inspiration from the films and personalities that helped to define the national consciousness known as "the war effort". After 17 years with MGM, still-glamorous movie legend Marian Ames has endured four flop films in a row and is being put out to pasture. But this is 1944 and no time for self-pity. So Marian has gathered up her instrument-playing gal pals from the Hollywood Canteen and headed for London to entertain the troops. Seeking: Topeka Abotelli: Female, 40s - 50s. Fast-talking Martha Raye type. Good-natured, tough, matronly type. Must play the piano. Eleanor Fuchs: Member of the band. Must play clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax and tenor sax. Muriel Kravis: Member of the band. Must play the trumpet. Jeannie Pielmeier: Member of the band. Must play the double bass.
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ALL HER FACES, PIC & RESUME REQUEST
La MaMa e.t.c. in association with Scripts Up! Inc is casting for All Her Faces: A Portrait of Dusty Springfield. Writer/Director: Anthony Innéo. Seeking: Union and Non-Union Actors. Equity Approved Showcase. Rehearsal: April - May. Performances: June 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 8th, 9th and 10th. Friday, Saturday @ 10 PM, Sunday Matinee @ 5:30. Email submissions ONLY. Attach photos, resumes and MP3’s to Anthony Inneo: FromNowOnProductions@gmail.com. All Her Faces MUST be in SUBJECT or email will be DELETED. NOTE: If you’ve submitted material before, no need to do it again; you’re still on file.
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AUTOMATIC CINEMA, SHORT FILM
Dionisiac Rock is casting for the non-union short film “Automatic Cinema” Director: Giacomo Gavotto. Job runs for 1 week starting July 5. Payment: Lo/no/ deferred. Apply to: Giacomo - jackgav8@hotmail.com. Synopsis: “Automatic Cinema” is inspired by original French surrealism. The narrative spine is based on a dream the author actually had. Several key visual elements and the way the story is structured (dream sequences) will hopefully allow the audience to approach the internal meaning of the piece on different levels. The main theme would be, in general terms, the lack of communication between the characters; more specifically it lays upon the relationship between a father, who comes back in town after many years, and his son (the lead character). A mother, a beautiful girl and a friend will contribute to increase the conflict between father and son, as the audience struggles to clarify what is going on. Death, dreams and reality are constantly questioned throughout the film, making the audience lose the perception of true time vs. dream time. Seeking: Lead character, male, 25-30 - Andre has very intense dreams that make him face the absence of his parents. He is a musician. He will understand during the movie the importance of having a father nearby. Actor should be able to access different emotions in order to convey the controversial realities he will find himself projected into. The father, male 50-60 - He's a sailor who realizes he needs to go back to his son and support him through his transition to adult life. He tries to rebuild communication with him, without getting any result. Male / 18-24 yrs. / Any Ethnicity (Others like this). Pino, male 18-24 - The lead character's friend. Even though he's too young to have known the 70's, his mind lives back in the post- punk era (British). He personifies the radical side of his friend's sense of independence and self- confidence. He will be rejected by his friend at the end. The mother, female 41-50 - She celebrates her own funeral during a dream sequence (sad expression, it's a close up). Very important, she will also act in the final scene telling Andre' the truth about his father.
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NYU TISCH SHORT FILM
Casting for the NYU Tisch School of the Arts short film “Mad Adventures of a TV Addict.” Synopsis: A 13- year-old girl's television addiction spirals out of control. Seeking: QUINN, 13. girl, TV addict. ALICE, 30-50, lady, Quinn's jolly well-meaning, mother. DR. GOODMAN, 30+, male/female, psychiatrist. OFFICER REX, 30+, man, slow moving, corpulent, bad-ass. LEARMAN,30-40, man, old school, film noir detective. HONEY, 20s, woman, old school, film noir femme fatale. Details: Student film, NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, undergraduate. Shoots 4/20 to 4/ 22. 16mm Color approx. 8 mins. Food, transport, and copy will be provided. Contact: Please send headshots/resume and, if available, digital reel to: Chelsea Bruce, director, at madadventuresofatvaddict@gmail.com. Casting will take place over the next couple of weeks. NO PAY
Director: Michael Larsen. Call Type: Equity Principle and understudy positions Seeking: Actresses who can sing and move well. All performers should be in the 35-55 age range. Preparation: Please prepare an up-tempo pop song from the 50’s, 60’s or 70’s- and a musical theater piece. Bring music in your key, an accompanist will be provided. Bring picture and resume as well. Contract: This is a national contract for “Menopause The Musical” based on a mid-size AEA contract. Minimum salary is $637 per week plus benefits (AEA). Performances to be held at the M & T Bank Pavilion at The France-Merrick Performing Arts Center. Rehearsals begin May 28, First performance June 27, 7 shows per week thru December 2007. Date & Appointments: Sunday, April 22, noon – 8 pm, Monday , April 23, 10 AM to 5 PM Auditions will be held in the M&T Bank Pavilion of the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, home of the Hippodrome Theatre. Please enter the facility via the doors located at the north end of the complex on Eutaw Street, just before Fayette Street. Please call or apply to Neal Gardner, G-Four Productions General Manager at 754-204-4520, 10021 Crimson Palisades Place, Unit # 202, Las Vegas, Nv 89144. Email: ngardner@gfourproductions.com. Web: http://gfourproductions.com
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AXIS VIDEO SEEKING NON-UNION ARTISTS FOR "MY LIFE WITH THE FAIRER SEX", NEW JERSEY
Director: Chris Chaos. Casting roles for an independent short film.. if you want more info please email your resume and headshots. This short film is a collection of tales assembled onto one DVD. International distribution. Seeking certain roles on a scene by scene basis as outlined as follows: Scene 1: Male: College age to mid 30's Female: 18-30 attractive Scene 2: Male: 18 - mid 30's Female: 18- mid 30's.... small breasts...attractive Scene 3: Male: 18 -mid 30's Female 1: Athletic and attractive looking female Female 2: overweight female Scene 4: Male: FILLED ROLE Female: FILLED ROLE Scene 5: Male: 18-mid 30's Female: attractive Female has to play as if she is deaf Scene 6: Male: college age Female: attractive college age Scene 7: Male: FILLED ROLE. Apply to: Chris Chaos, Axis Video, Po Box 551, Gloucester Nj 08030. Email: castoraxis@aol.com. Ends April 10.
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ACADEMY PRODUCTIONS FILLING ROLES FOR SHORT FILM "FULL FRONTAL", SAN FRANCISCO
Up and Coming Graduate Film Directors are seeking actors for their next project. You must be able to attend one in-class rehearsal, to be scheduled by the director. These rehearsals will take place Thursdays between 8:30 – 11:20 am sometime between April 5 and May 17. You will also need to be available for one rehearsal that is outside these times. Pay is $75 and a copy of your work .
Breakdown:
- Male / 25-30 yrs. / African American. Nicholas / Calvin: Black; Charming. Loves women and ambitious; calm and collective most of the time. Physically fit.
- Female / 31-40 yrs. / African American. Lucy: Black female, in mid 30's.
- Female / 31-40 yrs. / White. Lee: Caucasian female, in early 30’s to 40’s. Powerful executive type. Humorous.
- Female / 31-40 yrs. / White. Linda: Lee’s Sister. Caucasian female, in early 30s. Masseuse, free spirited, outgoing, prim.
- Male / 31-40 yrs. / White. Brian: Caucasian male, in mid 30's.
- Male / 41-50 yrs. / White. Carl: Caucasian male, in early 40's.
- Male / 31-40 yrs. / White. Arty / Ed: White; Humorous. Indecisive and naive. Not typically a ladies man. Physique - any shape/size.
Please send headshot/resume and the role you want in the subject line to Academyproductions@gmail.com. Ends April 13.
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DISNEY CRUISE LINE
April 2nd, 2007 Ripley-Grier Studios, 520 8th Ave Suite 16, New York, NY. Open Male Dancer Audition at 10:00 a.m . Open Disney Costumed Characters and Face Character Look-Alikes Audition at 12 Noon. Open Musical Theatre Vocalist Audition at 1:00 p.m . (Sign-In Begins one hour before each Call Time) Disney Cruise Line is seeking talented and versatile musical theater performers for mainstage productions on their luxury cruise ships in the Caribbean and Bahamas. Dancer audition: Male, need for male ensemble dancers who can sing on key. Disney Costumed Characters and Face Character Look- Alikes - Females 4'9" to 5'8". Males 6' to 6'2". Must have dance training. A dance combination will be taught. Vocalist audition: Need for male & female musical theatre principle vocalist, must move well and have acting ability. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age. Rehearsals are held in Toronto. Contracts are approximately 7-9 months and include competitive pay, room and board, and no cruise staff duties. For more information including audition requirements, visit www.DisneyAuditions.com.
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MUSICALS AT RICHTER 2007 SEASON
Fri, Mar 30, 7PM-10PM. Sat, Mar 31, 10AM-1PM (Children only). Sat, Mar 31, 2PM-6PM. Sun, Apr 1, 1PM-5PM. The Melrose School, 120 Federal Road, Brewster, NY. Musicals at Richter (MAR) in Danbury, Conn. will hold its 2007 season auditions for high school, college and adult performers March 29-April 1 at The Melrose School, 120 Federal Hill Road, in Brewster, NY, just a few minutes from Danbury’s Richter Park. A separate children’s audition will be held for young performers Sat, Mar 31. The 23rd main stage season features three Tony Award-winning musicals, including Fiddler on the Roof (June 21 – July 7) directed by Donald Birely of New York City ; On the Twentieth Century (July 12-28), directed by MAR founder and president Brad Blake of Danbury; and Oklahoma! (Aug 2-18) also directed by Mr. Blake. In addition, the daytime children’s play series Fairy Tale Theater will feature four hour-long shows adapted and directed by Elyse Jasensky of Danbury. Rounding out the 2007 offerings is Richter Rising Stars, a select group of performers age 21 and under who will perform material from recent Broadway shows, television musicals and motion pictures at Richter Park and other area venues. Alicia Dempster of Danbury will direct and choreograph. Open audition times for high school (16 and up), college and adult performers are Fri, Mar 30 from 7-10PM; Sat, Mar 31 from 2-6PM; and Sun, Apr 1 from 1-5PM. Thurs, Mar 29 from 7-10PM is reserved for Richter alumni to audition by appointment only; returning performers may call 203-438-1669 to schedule a time. Separate auditions for children and youth performers will be held Sat March 31 only from 10AM-1PM. At that time, casting will be considered for the Fairy Tale Theater company (age 7-15); ensemble roles in Fiddler on the Roof and Oklahoma! and for younger members of Richter Rising Stars. Children auditioning for the musicals should be prepared to sing, read and dance as indicated below; Fairy Tale Theater candidates do not have to sing, but should be prepared to read from a script. Performers aged 15 and under must attend this Saturday call if they wish to be considered for any of these roles. All those auditioning should bring a picture and resume if available, prepare two Broadway show tunes (up-tempo and ballad), bring sheet music in their key, and be ready to sing only their best 16 measures if necessary. An accompanist will be provided. Auditionees should also be prepared to learn a short dance combination and to read from the script if asked. These positions are unpaid and all roles are open. Show descriptions and cast breakdowns can be found on the theater's website at www.musicalsatrichter.org. Please note there are no children’s roles in On the Twentieth Century; all performers for that show must be age 16 or older. Please bring picture and resume, prepare two Broadway show tunes (up-tempo and ballad), and bring sheet music in your key. Be prepared to learn a short dance combination and to read if asked. Accompanist provided. Now in its 23rd season, Musicals at Richter is Connecticut’s longest-running outdoor theater with over 65 productions to its credit since 1985. The Richter Arts Center stage has served as a professional springboard for hundreds of up- and-coming performers. Musicals at Richter is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization. For further information, visit the website at www.musicalsatrichter.org, leave a message at 203-748-6873 or e-mail info@musicalsatrichter.org. For directions: www.melrose.edu.
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78TH STREET THEATRE LAB
Thurs, Mar 22 and Fri, Mar 23. 9AM-1PM both days. 78th Street Theatre Lab, 236 West 78th Street. Mini. Artistic Director: Eric Nightengale. Producing Directors: Mark Zeller, Dana Zeller-Alexis. General Manager: Ruth Nightengale. Please prepare a brief contemporary monologue. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Seeking actors for many projects currently in development and possible replacements for THE NIBROC TRILOGY (see below). The Theatre is especially interested in auditioning men, 40+, of all ethnic types. The Theatre supports a series of projects in various stages of growth. Each season the Theatre presents plays that come out of this ongoing developmental process. Past productions include MAN IN THE FLYING LAWN CHAIR, BLUFF, LEMKIN’S HOUSE, AS IT IS IN HEAVEN, KENNETH–WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY?, WYOMING, THE LAST MAGOO, NIRVANOV. Upcoming projects may include: YELAPA PELAPA by Mark Zeller; OKLAHOMA SAMOVAR by Alice Eve Cohen; LETTERS TO SALA by Arlene Hutton; BOMBERS ROW by Paul Allman. THE NIBROC TRILOGY by Arlene Hutton. Casting note: Play takes place from 1942 through 1954. Actors should be able to look period and act in overlapping-dialogue naturalism. Think "It's a Wonderful Life" meets Lanford Wilson. Actors must be willing to get haircuts. All characters have Kentucky accents, but it is not necessary to use an accent in your audition. Note: All roles are currently cast. Auditioning performers will be considered as possible replacements. Seeking: May: Actress must play from ages 22 to 34. A prim young schoolteacher from a small Kentucky town. Although she is very proper, sometimes words just fly out of her mouth. She can be feisty at times. Raleigh: Actor must play from mid 20s to mid to late 30s. An optimistic and friendly guy from a sharecrop who becomes a professional writer. He almost never gets mad, but channels his anger and frustration into good-natured humor. Mrs. Gill: Actress must play from late 40s to 60. May's mother, an insightful and kind-hearted woman from a small Kentucky town. She is almost defeated by the death of her son, but finds a new life. A true southern woman, she is always cooking for others. Mrs. Brummet: Actress must play from mid 40s to almost 60. Raleigh's mother, a crusty illiterate farm woman with a biting tongue. Narrow-minded and old- fashioned, she never hesitates to say what she thinks. Treva: Mid-late 30s. Raleigh's sister. An abused wife and depressed mother of three trying to make a new life for herself. While she is very close to her brother, she doesn't get along with his wife.
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SWINGTIME CANTEEN - PIC & RESUME REQUEST
Show Palace Dinner Theatre in Hudson, FL is requesting photos and resumes for Swingtime Canteen. LOA ref Dinner Theatre. $395/week minimum + health, pension, round-trip transportation to Florida and housing. Producers: Nick and Sal Sessa. Artistic Director: Matthew McGee. Book: Linda Thorsen Bond, William Repicci and Charles Busch. Director: Matthew McGee. Company Manager: Todd M. Eskin. Choreographer: Katie Kerwin. Music Director: Gary Wyatt. First rehearsal: Apr 2. Runs Apr 20 - May 27. Please submit headshot / resume for immediate consideration to: Show Palace Dinner Theatre, ATTN: Matthew McGee, 16128 US Hwy 19, Hudson FL 34667. Show takes its inspiration from the films and personalities that helped to define the national consciousness known as "the war effort". After 17 years with MGM, still-glamorous movie legend Marian Ames has endured four flop films in a row and is being put out to pasture. But this is 1944 and no time for self-pity. So Marian has gathered up her instrument-playing gal pals from the Hollywood Canteen and headed for London to entertain the troops. Seeking: Topeka Abotelli: Female, 40s - 50s. Fast-talking Martha Raye type. Good-natured, tough, matronly type. Must play the piano. Eleanor Fuchs: Member of the band. Must play clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax and tenor sax. Muriel Kravis: Member of the band. Must play the trumpet. Jeannie Pielmeier: Member of the band. Must play the double bass.
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ALL HER FACES, PIC & RESUME REQUEST
La MaMa e.t.c. in association with Scripts Up! Inc is casting for All Her Faces: A Portrait of Dusty Springfield. Writer/Director: Anthony Innéo. Seeking: Union and Non-Union Actors. Equity Approved Showcase. Rehearsal: April - May. Performances: June 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 8th, 9th and 10th. Friday, Saturday @ 10 PM, Sunday Matinee @ 5:30. Email submissions ONLY. Attach photos, resumes and MP3’s to Anthony Inneo: FromNowOnProductions@gmail.com. All Her Faces MUST be in SUBJECT or email will be DELETED. NOTE: If you’ve submitted material before, no need to do it again; you’re still on file.
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AUTOMATIC CINEMA, SHORT FILM
Dionisiac Rock is casting for the non-union short film “Automatic Cinema” Director: Giacomo Gavotto. Job runs for 1 week starting July 5. Payment: Lo/no/ deferred. Apply to: Giacomo - jackgav8@hotmail.com. Synopsis: “Automatic Cinema” is inspired by original French surrealism. The narrative spine is based on a dream the author actually had. Several key visual elements and the way the story is structured (dream sequences) will hopefully allow the audience to approach the internal meaning of the piece on different levels. The main theme would be, in general terms, the lack of communication between the characters; more specifically it lays upon the relationship between a father, who comes back in town after many years, and his son (the lead character). A mother, a beautiful girl and a friend will contribute to increase the conflict between father and son, as the audience struggles to clarify what is going on. Death, dreams and reality are constantly questioned throughout the film, making the audience lose the perception of true time vs. dream time. Seeking: Lead character, male, 25-30 - Andre has very intense dreams that make him face the absence of his parents. He is a musician. He will understand during the movie the importance of having a father nearby. Actor should be able to access different emotions in order to convey the controversial realities he will find himself projected into. The father, male 50-60 - He's a sailor who realizes he needs to go back to his son and support him through his transition to adult life. He tries to rebuild communication with him, without getting any result. Male / 18-24 yrs. / Any Ethnicity (Others like this). Pino, male 18-24 - The lead character's friend. Even though he's too young to have known the 70's, his mind lives back in the post- punk era (British). He personifies the radical side of his friend's sense of independence and self- confidence. He will be rejected by his friend at the end. The mother, female 41-50 - She celebrates her own funeral during a dream sequence (sad expression, it's a close up). Very important, she will also act in the final scene telling Andre' the truth about his father.
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NYU TISCH SHORT FILM
Casting for the NYU Tisch School of the Arts short film “Mad Adventures of a TV Addict.” Synopsis: A 13- year-old girl's television addiction spirals out of control. Seeking: QUINN, 13. girl, TV addict. ALICE, 30-50, lady, Quinn's jolly well-meaning, mother. DR. GOODMAN, 30+, male/female, psychiatrist. OFFICER REX, 30+, man, slow moving, corpulent, bad-ass. LEARMAN,30-40, man, old school, film noir detective. HONEY, 20s, woman, old school, film noir femme fatale. Details: Student film, NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, undergraduate. Shoots 4/20 to 4/ 22. 16mm Color approx. 8 mins. Food, transport, and copy will be provided. Contact: Please send headshots/resume and, if available, digital reel to: Chelsea Bruce, director, at madadventuresofatvaddict@gmail.com. Casting will take place over the next couple of weeks. NO PAY
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Friday, February 09, 2007
Casting News Hot Off The Wire!
NYU STUDENT SHORT FILM, NEW YORK
David Bellarosa is casting for "Steven," an NYU short film about a lonely pastry chef. All inquires and headshots should be sent to lonelygiant.casting@gmail.com. Seeking: Steven: 22-30, medium build to heavy-set. A pastry chef who lives alone. Young Steven: 11-14, medium build to heavy-set, gets beaten up on by his older brother.
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CHRISTIAN TV SHOW SEEKS ACTRESS, NEW YORK
Christian Actress to host TV show about Jesus to be seen on cable and the World Wide Web. Non-Union. Some Pay, meals and copy provided. To audition, send resume to the Family Church of God, 244 5th Ave. Suite R211, NYC 10001.
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AUDITIONING CHILDREN FOR "NINE" AND "OLIVER", OPEN AUDITIONS BY APPT, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
Fri, Feb 23, 6PM–11PM and Sat, Feb 24, 12–2PM –Children only. 2PM–6PM – Adults. Grace Lutheran Church, 13001 Cedar Road (Between Coventry and Lee). Cleveland Heights, OH. Casting in Cleveland Heights, OH for Nine and Oliver. SPT (tier, approval and salary level pending. 2005: Tier 5. Current tier 5 salary: $300/week minimum) and Guest Artist (approval pending). For an appointment, please call (216) 291-2323, Mon– Fri from 9AM–5PM, beginning Feb 1. Please prepare two brief songs in the style of the shows. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. No taped music, please. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Photo/resumes will be retained by Cain Park. Please allow enough time to park, fill out some paperwork, and be on time to audition. Callbacks are planned for Sunday, Feb 25 (OLIVER! from 1PM–6PM: NINE from 6:30PM–10PM). Please note: Readings from the script and dance auditions will take place at callbacks. 2007 season with available roles: NINE. Director: Victoria Bussert. Equity SPT Agreement (approval, tier and salary level pending). 1st rehearsal: July 10, 2007. Runs Aug 2–5, Aug 8–12, Aug 15–19 in the Alma Theater. The roles of Guido Contini, Luisa Contini, Claudia Nardi and Liliane La Fleur have been cast. All other roles are open. With the exception of the role of Guido At An Early Age (who should look 9 years old), actors age 18+ are sought. Some actors will play multiple roles. Guido At An Early Age: Age 9. Carla Albanese: Guido's mistress. Guido's Mother. Lina Darling: La Fleur's mysterious accomplice. Stephanie Necrophorus: A critic. Our Lady of the Sea. Mamma Maddelena: Chief of chambermaids. Sarraghina: A voluptuous whore. The Italians. The Germans. OLIVER!. Director: Fred Sternfeld. Equity Guest Artist contract (approval pending). 1st rehearsal: Tues, May 22, 2007. Runs Jun 21-24, Jun 28-July 1, July 5-8 in the Evans Amphitheater. All roles are open. Ages listed below are "character ages", not actor ages. For descriptions of the characters in the Charles Dickens novel, the Theatre directs actors to sparknotes.com/lit/oliver/ characters.html. Oliver Twist: Age 9–12. Fagin: Age 40–70. The Artful Dodger: Age 10–14. Nancy: Age 20 – 30. Bet: Age 12–15. Bill Sikes: Age 20–30. Charles Bates: Age 10 – 16. Mr. Brownlow: Age 50–70. Non-singing role. Mr. Bumble: Age 40 – 65. Widow Corney: Age 40 – 65. Mr. Sowerberry: Age 30 – 50. Mrs. Sowerberry: Age 30–50. Charlotte: The Sowerberrys’ daughter, 15–25. Noah Claypole: Age 15–25. Dr. Grimwig: Age 30–70. Non-singing role. Workhouse Boys / Fagin's Boys: Ages 7-18. Both boys and girls can audition for these roles. Girls must be able to believably appear to be a boy to be considered for casting. Adult Ensemble: All ages and types, 15 – 70. Paupers, Runners, Milkmaid, Rose Seller, Knife Seller, Strawberry Seller, Hussar, People of London. Also seeking featured dancers.
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SURRONOMER CASTING FOR "STAIRCASE," SHORT FILM, CALIFORNIA
Surtronomer films is casting the short film "Staircase." SAG Contract: Short Film Agreement. Location: California. Staircase is the story of one man's obsession with the ocean. It's an obsession strong enough to rip him away from his family and everything he holds dear in life. Seeking: Neil is a rugged, handsome, blue-collar man in his mid-thirties. He’s spent the last two weeks traveling up the California coast in search of perfect waves. He is a quiet, soft spoken, yet stern man. Surfing experience for this role would be extremely useful, but is not required. Natalie is an early-twenties woman traveling down the coast to Mexico, looking for warmer waters. She is a confident, free-spirited, independent woman committed to a life by the ocean on her own terms. Mickey is a rough, mid- twenties male who will hold on to his home surf break any way he can. He is devoted to protecting his line-up from transplants, visitors and the kooks. Surfing experience for this role would be extremely useful, but is not required. Jamie is Neil’s young son, age seven to eleven. He will follow in his father’s footsteps as a true soul surfer. Surfing experience for this role would be extremely useful, but is not required. Submission Info: Please mail headshots and resumes to: Surtronomer Films, 13309 Woodbridge St Sherman Oaks, CA 91423. Additional Info: Surfing is an essential component to this film. Prior experience in the water will be highly useful, but not required. This film falls under the Sag Short Film Contract. All payment is deferred. The character of Neil will require two to three days of out of town work. Production Medium: High Definition. Submission Deadline: 03/15/2007.
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MALE BALLET DANCER FOR SHORT FILM, NEW YORK
Seeking Male Ballet Dancer, 20-45, for independent short film: The Wild Hunt. Film will be shown as part of The Film Odysseys premiering in NYC Spring of 2007 (as well as entered into film festivals). Dancer requirements: Classically trained, Be able to partner well, Have an expressive face, Be able to portray two roles (one of a dying man, one of the intense Captain of the Furious Host), Have a strong build, Ability to improvise and collaborate, Be willing to shoot outdoors in a cloak and boots. No nudity. Shoots for one day beginning of March, 2007. No Pay (possible deferred pay). Meals and transportation provided. Copy of film provided. SAG or Non-SAG. Please e-mail headshots, dance pics, resumes (word doc and jpgs only) to: FilmOdysseys@aol.com (Subject Line: Wild Hunt). Auditions will be held Feb 10. (by appt only) Thank you-We look forward to meeting you!
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STAGE PLAY "LITTLE BEASTS" HAS OPEN AUDITIONS BY APPT, MONTCLAIR
Thurs, Feb 15. 10AM-3PM. TBG Studios, 312 W 36th St (Between 8th & 9th Avenues). Luna Stage in Montclair, NJ is casting Little Beasts by Jeanne Marshall. SPT Tier 2. $206/week minimum. Director: Jane Mandel. First rehearsal: April 3, 2007. Runs: April 26-May 20. The producer will run all aspects of this call. Equity Principal Audition procedures are not in effect and no Equity Monitor will be provided. Appointments may be made Tuesdays- Fridays, beginning February 8. Please call Mona Hennessy at (973) 744-3309 x207. Please do not call on the weekend or on Monday. Deadline for requesting an appointment is 3 PM on Wednesday, February 14. Please be prepared to do a cold reading from the script. Visually-impaired performers may request an advance copy of the sides when making an audition appointment. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Seeking: Beatrice Goddard: Seeking actress 18+ to play the teenage, bratty, younger self of protagonist Romaine Brooks, a famous portrait painter of the 1920’s- 1930’s. Henri (Lester Munch): 30s, African-American. Aging, gay chorus boy from Josephine Baker’s Revue Negre (must do a convincing high kick), who is now posing as a French butler. Theatre’s mailing address: Luna Stage, 695 Bloomfield Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042. www.lunastage.org.
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SEEKING CHILDREN & ADULTS FOR "I KNOW GOD HEARS MY PRAYERS", PHILADELPHIA
Sat, Feb 10. Community Education Center, 3500 Lancaster Ave. Philadelphia, PA. Dates needed: May 12 – 13, 2007. Walk-ins are welcome! Contact: Robert Bell, robertlbell47@aol.com. Phone: 267-258- 7967. GROUP Publishing is casting for I Know GOD Hears My Prayers, Lynne Walker's play about a woman who suspects her neighbor of physically abusing her young daughter. What she doesn't know is that her own daughter is experiencing some secrets of her own. Please bring two (2) 1- minute contrasting monologues. Prepared to sing 16-Bars in acappella or with track music, a Gospel or R & B song of your choice. The R & B song should be upbeat. A CD player will be available, but no accompanist will be available. Please bring a resume and a picture. Rehearsals will be evenings and weekends. Dates will be announced. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Seeking: Dot - 40-50's; Roberta - 40-50's; Toby - Male - 30's-40; Michelle - Female - 30-40; Mindy - Female - 12-14yrs old; Mya - Female - 9-11yrs old; Officer Simpson –Male- early 20’s/early 40's; Officer Rodriquez – Female - early 20's/early 40's – Spanish accent; Remi – Female – 15-16yrs old; Deacon Miller – early 40’s/ mid 50’s.
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"EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH!", AUDITIONS BY APPT, NEW YORK
Thurs, Feb 22 and Fri, Feb 23. Joe Franklin's, 713 8th Avenue @ 45th St. EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH!, Improv Troupe & Viral Videos. Exec Producer, Laurice Fattal; Artistic Director, Spero Chumas. Frasier Productions is casting for a number of projects with EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH! Auditions by appointment. Seeking: New cast members for NYC Improv Shows (Unpaid), and understudies touring companies (Pay/ gig) Also looking for all types for Viral Video Productions (Unpaid). Please submit headshots, resume and brief email cover letter to info@fpny.org. More company info at www.eightimprov.biz and www.improv4kids.com.
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SEEK STAGE ROLES FOR "HAPPY HOUR", NEW YORK
Sun, Feb 11, 10AM-5PM. The Big Little Theatre, 141 Ridge St, Lower East Side. Big Little Theatre. Job starts Mar 1. Payment is on a lo/no/ deferred basis. Non-Union. Director: Michael Horn. 'Happy Hour' is a satire on narcissism, vanity, and sex. It is a very funny show, and a lot of fun for the cast. We are looking for exciting actors, 20-30, male and female. Sides will be provided. Specific roles include: Girl with French accent, and man with Scottish accent. Please email headshots and resumes to michaelbowenhorn@yahoo.com ASAP. Apply to: Michael Horn.
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"THE TOOLBOX BANDIT", SHORT COMEDY FILM, NEW HAVEN
CT Pictures, LLC is now looking for talent for its upcoming S16mm short, THE TOOLBOX BANDIT, a comedy based on the true story of a man who used power tools to hold up a series of convenience stores. Format: S16mm film. Writer/Director: Christian H. Clark. Producer: Angela Trevino. Shooting Location: New Haven, Connecticut. Tentative Shooting Dates: March 26-30. Casting: March 2-4 in Manhattan, location TBA, and in Connecticut, location and dates TBA. Both hard copy and electronic submissions welcome, but hard copy is preferred. Please send hard copy headshot/resume to: CT Pictures, LLC Attention: CASTING. PO Box 203810 New Haven, CT 06520. Electronic submissions may be sent to: toolboxcasting@yahoo.com. Copy/Credit/Food/Transportation/ Lodging provided. Pay deferred. Both Union/Non-Union submissions welcome. We will be working under the SAG Short Film Agreement. Down and out of luck, Luke Dawson must choose between a life of crime and the love of his life. CHARACTER BREAKDOWNS: LUKE DAWSON, mid to late 20s, Caucasian, sloppy, unmotivated, out-of-a-job, occasionally engages in frat boy escapades. Though his only passion is playing video games, he manages to survive by free-loading off his family and friends. That is, until the repo man comes. SAMIR, 50s to 80s, Indian, Pakistani, or Middle Eastern submissions accepted, speaks English with a heavy accent, Arti’s grandfather, part-time manager of a gas station, annoyed by costumers who try to barter for gas. He frowns more than he smiles and is over-protective of his granddaughter. ARTI, 20s, Indian, Pakistani, or Middle Eastern submissions accepted, attractive, works at her grandfather’s gas station, not afraid to purchase a gun to protect the family business, inclined to date guys who make her laugh, her family considers her a goody two-shoes though she has a wild streak. REPO-MAN, mid 30s to mid 40s, Caucasian, punctual, a man with a mission who lives by the motto "early to bed early to rise." BUFF NEIGHBOR, mid 20s to early 40s, Caucasian, enjoys weightlifting and baking cupcakes, an upright citizen willing to help his neighbors, unforgiving of those who take advantage of his kindness. Though not gay, he has a secret fetish with wearing bright pink clothes. MOM, mid to late 30s, Caucasian, a stay-at- home mom, she brings her five year old boy everywhere she goes. BOY, 4-7, Caucasian, has a wild imagination, pays attention to details most adults are too busy to notice. MOVERS, 20s to 30s, any race, blue-collared working men who get off on working side jobs for the Repo-Man. JACKSON POLLOCK, a middle-aged cat, has a love-hate relationship with his caretaker, Luke. For more information, please see www.ctpicturesllc.com.
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MUSICIAN NEEDED FOR "CASH ONLY", SHORT FILM, NEW YORK
Knock Twice Films is casting for the short film "Cash Only." Location: Manhattan. Duration: 3 days, starts mid March. Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis. Non-Union. Director: Asher Novek. A musician returns to the stage for one last performance. Apply to: Asher Novek - cashonlyfilm@yahoo.com. Seeking: Male / 31-40 yrs. / Edward is a music producer, he is all business and very stubborn. Male / 51-60 yrs. / Paul is a retired musician coming out of retirement for one last show. He cares more about his music than his fame. *Must be able to play instrument. Please, when responding, list instruments. Also, must be able to bring instrument to audition.
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SCHOOL VISUAL ARTS CASTING SHORT FILM "MEG & GEORGE", NEW YORK
School of Visual Arts is casting for the short film "Meg & George." . Location: Longport, NJ. Two weekends, starts March 23rd. Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis. Non- Union. Director: Peggy O'Leary. The film is about two best friends coming of age and the parallel lives they live. The young friends find themselves falling apart in the most important times in their lives. Apply to: Peggy O'Leary - oleary.peggy@gmail.com. Seeking: Steve Hughes, 35, a handsome young father who is cheating on his wife with Meg. Meg, 19, Beautiful but a mess of a person. Outrageous and confused at who she is. Best friends with George. George, 19, shy, nervous and depressed. Best friends with Meg. Abby, 20, a sweet, beautiful bohemian looking girl. She is dating George.
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"THE SHARPEST TOOL IN THE SHED", NYU SHORT FILM, NEW YORK
New York University. Duration: One Week, starts Apr 4-11. Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis. Non-Union. Director: Rachael Kliman. In a small Rhode Island cemetery, Emmett Shaw, a misanthrope dedicated to his job as a gravedigger finds everything he has worked for and cares about in jeopardy when the existence of his cemetery is threatened by an influx of deaths slowly claiming the finite land that remains. Having spent all his time cultivating his cemetery, Emmett is forced to face the complex reality that his life has consisted of nothing else. The Sharpest Tool in the Shed is a story of change, choices, and of finding one's place in the world. Apply to: Rachael Kliman. Seeking: 1. Male / 31-40 yrs./ White. EMMETT- The role of EMMETT SHAW. Aloof gravedigger who is dedicated to his job, hindering him from cultivating personal relationships. Spending his days making rubbings of the headstones that fill his cemetery and daydreaming about the lives the dead might have led, Emmett has found the only true connection he has is to his cemetery. Sensitive and untrusting, Emmett leads a of life of detached solitude, only finding peace when he is at the cemetery. 2. Male / 41-50 yrs. PRIEST- The role of the PRIEST. Wise, kind, and patient. The Priest attempts to solve everyone’s problems, despite the fact that his solutions are not always ideal. His sermons are not widely attended, but he takes pride in each one in the same way he attempts to learn about and remain close to all of his congregants. He is diligent and humble, but has a life outside of his church.
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ON STAGE NARRATOR/ACCOMPANIST NEEDED, VIRGINIA BEACH
Seeking a charming, attractive, articulate male. On stage experience helpful. Job start date Date: 3/5/2007. Job End Date: 4/1/2007. Union Information: Non- Union. Salary: $600/$120 per diem. Virginia Musical Theatre, 228 N. Lynnhaven Rd. #114, Va. Beach, VA 23452. Contact: Jeff Meredith, Jeff@VMTheatre.org. Fax: (757) 340-5398.
David Bellarosa is casting for "Steven," an NYU short film about a lonely pastry chef. All inquires and headshots should be sent to lonelygiant.casting@gmail.com. Seeking: Steven: 22-30, medium build to heavy-set. A pastry chef who lives alone. Young Steven: 11-14, medium build to heavy-set, gets beaten up on by his older brother.
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CHRISTIAN TV SHOW SEEKS ACTRESS, NEW YORK
Christian Actress to host TV show about Jesus to be seen on cable and the World Wide Web. Non-Union. Some Pay, meals and copy provided. To audition, send resume to the Family Church of God, 244 5th Ave. Suite R211, NYC 10001.
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AUDITIONING CHILDREN FOR "NINE" AND "OLIVER", OPEN AUDITIONS BY APPT, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
Fri, Feb 23, 6PM–11PM and Sat, Feb 24, 12–2PM –Children only. 2PM–6PM – Adults. Grace Lutheran Church, 13001 Cedar Road (Between Coventry and Lee). Cleveland Heights, OH. Casting in Cleveland Heights, OH for Nine and Oliver. SPT (tier, approval and salary level pending. 2005: Tier 5. Current tier 5 salary: $300/week minimum) and Guest Artist (approval pending). For an appointment, please call (216) 291-2323, Mon– Fri from 9AM–5PM, beginning Feb 1. Please prepare two brief songs in the style of the shows. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. No taped music, please. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Photo/resumes will be retained by Cain Park. Please allow enough time to park, fill out some paperwork, and be on time to audition. Callbacks are planned for Sunday, Feb 25 (OLIVER! from 1PM–6PM: NINE from 6:30PM–10PM). Please note: Readings from the script and dance auditions will take place at callbacks. 2007 season with available roles: NINE. Director: Victoria Bussert. Equity SPT Agreement (approval, tier and salary level pending). 1st rehearsal: July 10, 2007. Runs Aug 2–5, Aug 8–12, Aug 15–19 in the Alma Theater. The roles of Guido Contini, Luisa Contini, Claudia Nardi and Liliane La Fleur have been cast. All other roles are open. With the exception of the role of Guido At An Early Age (who should look 9 years old), actors age 18+ are sought. Some actors will play multiple roles. Guido At An Early Age: Age 9. Carla Albanese: Guido's mistress. Guido's Mother. Lina Darling: La Fleur's mysterious accomplice. Stephanie Necrophorus: A critic. Our Lady of the Sea. Mamma Maddelena: Chief of chambermaids. Sarraghina: A voluptuous whore. The Italians. The Germans. OLIVER!. Director: Fred Sternfeld. Equity Guest Artist contract (approval pending). 1st rehearsal: Tues, May 22, 2007. Runs Jun 21-24, Jun 28-July 1, July 5-8 in the Evans Amphitheater. All roles are open. Ages listed below are "character ages", not actor ages. For descriptions of the characters in the Charles Dickens novel, the Theatre directs actors to sparknotes.com/lit/oliver/ characters.html. Oliver Twist: Age 9–12. Fagin: Age 40–70. The Artful Dodger: Age 10–14. Nancy: Age 20 – 30. Bet: Age 12–15. Bill Sikes: Age 20–30. Charles Bates: Age 10 – 16. Mr. Brownlow: Age 50–70. Non-singing role. Mr. Bumble: Age 40 – 65. Widow Corney: Age 40 – 65. Mr. Sowerberry: Age 30 – 50. Mrs. Sowerberry: Age 30–50. Charlotte: The Sowerberrys’ daughter, 15–25. Noah Claypole: Age 15–25. Dr. Grimwig: Age 30–70. Non-singing role. Workhouse Boys / Fagin's Boys: Ages 7-18. Both boys and girls can audition for these roles. Girls must be able to believably appear to be a boy to be considered for casting. Adult Ensemble: All ages and types, 15 – 70. Paupers, Runners, Milkmaid, Rose Seller, Knife Seller, Strawberry Seller, Hussar, People of London. Also seeking featured dancers.
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SURRONOMER CASTING FOR "STAIRCASE," SHORT FILM, CALIFORNIA
Surtronomer films is casting the short film "Staircase." SAG Contract: Short Film Agreement. Location: California. Staircase is the story of one man's obsession with the ocean. It's an obsession strong enough to rip him away from his family and everything he holds dear in life. Seeking: Neil is a rugged, handsome, blue-collar man in his mid-thirties. He’s spent the last two weeks traveling up the California coast in search of perfect waves. He is a quiet, soft spoken, yet stern man. Surfing experience for this role would be extremely useful, but is not required. Natalie is an early-twenties woman traveling down the coast to Mexico, looking for warmer waters. She is a confident, free-spirited, independent woman committed to a life by the ocean on her own terms. Mickey is a rough, mid- twenties male who will hold on to his home surf break any way he can. He is devoted to protecting his line-up from transplants, visitors and the kooks. Surfing experience for this role would be extremely useful, but is not required. Jamie is Neil’s young son, age seven to eleven. He will follow in his father’s footsteps as a true soul surfer. Surfing experience for this role would be extremely useful, but is not required. Submission Info: Please mail headshots and resumes to: Surtronomer Films, 13309 Woodbridge St Sherman Oaks, CA 91423. Additional Info: Surfing is an essential component to this film. Prior experience in the water will be highly useful, but not required. This film falls under the Sag Short Film Contract. All payment is deferred. The character of Neil will require two to three days of out of town work. Production Medium: High Definition. Submission Deadline: 03/15/2007.
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MALE BALLET DANCER FOR SHORT FILM, NEW YORK
Seeking Male Ballet Dancer, 20-45, for independent short film: The Wild Hunt. Film will be shown as part of The Film Odysseys premiering in NYC Spring of 2007 (as well as entered into film festivals). Dancer requirements: Classically trained, Be able to partner well, Have an expressive face, Be able to portray two roles (one of a dying man, one of the intense Captain of the Furious Host), Have a strong build, Ability to improvise and collaborate, Be willing to shoot outdoors in a cloak and boots. No nudity. Shoots for one day beginning of March, 2007. No Pay (possible deferred pay). Meals and transportation provided. Copy of film provided. SAG or Non-SAG. Please e-mail headshots, dance pics, resumes (word doc and jpgs only) to: FilmOdysseys@aol.com (Subject Line: Wild Hunt). Auditions will be held Feb 10. (by appt only) Thank you-We look forward to meeting you!
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STAGE PLAY "LITTLE BEASTS" HAS OPEN AUDITIONS BY APPT, MONTCLAIR
Thurs, Feb 15. 10AM-3PM. TBG Studios, 312 W 36th St (Between 8th & 9th Avenues). Luna Stage in Montclair, NJ is casting Little Beasts by Jeanne Marshall. SPT Tier 2. $206/week minimum. Director: Jane Mandel. First rehearsal: April 3, 2007. Runs: April 26-May 20. The producer will run all aspects of this call. Equity Principal Audition procedures are not in effect and no Equity Monitor will be provided. Appointments may be made Tuesdays- Fridays, beginning February 8. Please call Mona Hennessy at (973) 744-3309 x207. Please do not call on the weekend or on Monday. Deadline for requesting an appointment is 3 PM on Wednesday, February 14. Please be prepared to do a cold reading from the script. Visually-impaired performers may request an advance copy of the sides when making an audition appointment. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Seeking: Beatrice Goddard: Seeking actress 18+ to play the teenage, bratty, younger self of protagonist Romaine Brooks, a famous portrait painter of the 1920’s- 1930’s. Henri (Lester Munch): 30s, African-American. Aging, gay chorus boy from Josephine Baker’s Revue Negre (must do a convincing high kick), who is now posing as a French butler. Theatre’s mailing address: Luna Stage, 695 Bloomfield Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042. www.lunastage.org.
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SEEKING CHILDREN & ADULTS FOR "I KNOW GOD HEARS MY PRAYERS", PHILADELPHIA
Sat, Feb 10. Community Education Center, 3500 Lancaster Ave. Philadelphia, PA. Dates needed: May 12 – 13, 2007. Walk-ins are welcome! Contact: Robert Bell, robertlbell47@aol.com. Phone: 267-258- 7967. GROUP Publishing is casting for I Know GOD Hears My Prayers, Lynne Walker's play about a woman who suspects her neighbor of physically abusing her young daughter. What she doesn't know is that her own daughter is experiencing some secrets of her own. Please bring two (2) 1- minute contrasting monologues. Prepared to sing 16-Bars in acappella or with track music, a Gospel or R & B song of your choice. The R & B song should be upbeat. A CD player will be available, but no accompanist will be available. Please bring a resume and a picture. Rehearsals will be evenings and weekends. Dates will be announced. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Seeking: Dot - 40-50's; Roberta - 40-50's; Toby - Male - 30's-40; Michelle - Female - 30-40; Mindy - Female - 12-14yrs old; Mya - Female - 9-11yrs old; Officer Simpson –Male- early 20’s/early 40's; Officer Rodriquez – Female - early 20's/early 40's – Spanish accent; Remi – Female – 15-16yrs old; Deacon Miller – early 40’s/ mid 50’s.
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"EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH!", AUDITIONS BY APPT, NEW YORK
Thurs, Feb 22 and Fri, Feb 23. Joe Franklin's, 713 8th Avenue @ 45th St. EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH!, Improv Troupe & Viral Videos. Exec Producer, Laurice Fattal; Artistic Director, Spero Chumas. Frasier Productions is casting for a number of projects with EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH! Auditions by appointment. Seeking: New cast members for NYC Improv Shows (Unpaid), and understudies touring companies (Pay/ gig) Also looking for all types for Viral Video Productions (Unpaid). Please submit headshots, resume and brief email cover letter to info@fpny.org. More company info at www.eightimprov.biz and www.improv4kids.com.
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SEEK STAGE ROLES FOR "HAPPY HOUR", NEW YORK
Sun, Feb 11, 10AM-5PM. The Big Little Theatre, 141 Ridge St, Lower East Side. Big Little Theatre. Job starts Mar 1. Payment is on a lo/no/ deferred basis. Non-Union. Director: Michael Horn. 'Happy Hour' is a satire on narcissism, vanity, and sex. It is a very funny show, and a lot of fun for the cast. We are looking for exciting actors, 20-30, male and female. Sides will be provided. Specific roles include: Girl with French accent, and man with Scottish accent. Please email headshots and resumes to michaelbowenhorn@yahoo.com ASAP. Apply to: Michael Horn.
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"THE TOOLBOX BANDIT", SHORT COMEDY FILM, NEW HAVEN
CT Pictures, LLC is now looking for talent for its upcoming S16mm short, THE TOOLBOX BANDIT, a comedy based on the true story of a man who used power tools to hold up a series of convenience stores. Format: S16mm film. Writer/Director: Christian H. Clark. Producer: Angela Trevino. Shooting Location: New Haven, Connecticut. Tentative Shooting Dates: March 26-30. Casting: March 2-4 in Manhattan, location TBA, and in Connecticut, location and dates TBA. Both hard copy and electronic submissions welcome, but hard copy is preferred. Please send hard copy headshot/resume to: CT Pictures, LLC Attention: CASTING. PO Box 203810 New Haven, CT 06520. Electronic submissions may be sent to: toolboxcasting@yahoo.com. Copy/Credit/Food/Transportation/ Lodging provided. Pay deferred. Both Union/Non-Union submissions welcome. We will be working under the SAG Short Film Agreement. Down and out of luck, Luke Dawson must choose between a life of crime and the love of his life. CHARACTER BREAKDOWNS: LUKE DAWSON, mid to late 20s, Caucasian, sloppy, unmotivated, out-of-a-job, occasionally engages in frat boy escapades. Though his only passion is playing video games, he manages to survive by free-loading off his family and friends. That is, until the repo man comes. SAMIR, 50s to 80s, Indian, Pakistani, or Middle Eastern submissions accepted, speaks English with a heavy accent, Arti’s grandfather, part-time manager of a gas station, annoyed by costumers who try to barter for gas. He frowns more than he smiles and is over-protective of his granddaughter. ARTI, 20s, Indian, Pakistani, or Middle Eastern submissions accepted, attractive, works at her grandfather’s gas station, not afraid to purchase a gun to protect the family business, inclined to date guys who make her laugh, her family considers her a goody two-shoes though she has a wild streak. REPO-MAN, mid 30s to mid 40s, Caucasian, punctual, a man with a mission who lives by the motto "early to bed early to rise." BUFF NEIGHBOR, mid 20s to early 40s, Caucasian, enjoys weightlifting and baking cupcakes, an upright citizen willing to help his neighbors, unforgiving of those who take advantage of his kindness. Though not gay, he has a secret fetish with wearing bright pink clothes. MOM, mid to late 30s, Caucasian, a stay-at- home mom, she brings her five year old boy everywhere she goes. BOY, 4-7, Caucasian, has a wild imagination, pays attention to details most adults are too busy to notice. MOVERS, 20s to 30s, any race, blue-collared working men who get off on working side jobs for the Repo-Man. JACKSON POLLOCK, a middle-aged cat, has a love-hate relationship with his caretaker, Luke. For more information, please see www.ctpicturesllc.com.
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MUSICIAN NEEDED FOR "CASH ONLY", SHORT FILM, NEW YORK
Knock Twice Films is casting for the short film "Cash Only." Location: Manhattan. Duration: 3 days, starts mid March. Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis. Non-Union. Director: Asher Novek. A musician returns to the stage for one last performance. Apply to: Asher Novek - cashonlyfilm@yahoo.com. Seeking: Male / 31-40 yrs. / Edward is a music producer, he is all business and very stubborn. Male / 51-60 yrs. / Paul is a retired musician coming out of retirement for one last show. He cares more about his music than his fame. *Must be able to play instrument. Please, when responding, list instruments. Also, must be able to bring instrument to audition.
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SCHOOL VISUAL ARTS CASTING SHORT FILM "MEG & GEORGE", NEW YORK
School of Visual Arts is casting for the short film "Meg & George." . Location: Longport, NJ. Two weekends, starts March 23rd. Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis. Non- Union. Director: Peggy O'Leary. The film is about two best friends coming of age and the parallel lives they live. The young friends find themselves falling apart in the most important times in their lives. Apply to: Peggy O'Leary - oleary.peggy@gmail.com. Seeking: Steve Hughes, 35, a handsome young father who is cheating on his wife with Meg. Meg, 19, Beautiful but a mess of a person. Outrageous and confused at who she is. Best friends with George. George, 19, shy, nervous and depressed. Best friends with Meg. Abby, 20, a sweet, beautiful bohemian looking girl. She is dating George.
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"THE SHARPEST TOOL IN THE SHED", NYU SHORT FILM, NEW YORK
New York University. Duration: One Week, starts Apr 4-11. Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis. Non-Union. Director: Rachael Kliman. In a small Rhode Island cemetery, Emmett Shaw, a misanthrope dedicated to his job as a gravedigger finds everything he has worked for and cares about in jeopardy when the existence of his cemetery is threatened by an influx of deaths slowly claiming the finite land that remains. Having spent all his time cultivating his cemetery, Emmett is forced to face the complex reality that his life has consisted of nothing else. The Sharpest Tool in the Shed is a story of change, choices, and of finding one's place in the world. Apply to: Rachael Kliman. Seeking: 1. Male / 31-40 yrs./ White. EMMETT- The role of EMMETT SHAW. Aloof gravedigger who is dedicated to his job, hindering him from cultivating personal relationships. Spending his days making rubbings of the headstones that fill his cemetery and daydreaming about the lives the dead might have led, Emmett has found the only true connection he has is to his cemetery. Sensitive and untrusting, Emmett leads a of life of detached solitude, only finding peace when he is at the cemetery. 2. Male / 41-50 yrs. PRIEST- The role of the PRIEST. Wise, kind, and patient. The Priest attempts to solve everyone’s problems, despite the fact that his solutions are not always ideal. His sermons are not widely attended, but he takes pride in each one in the same way he attempts to learn about and remain close to all of his congregants. He is diligent and humble, but has a life outside of his church.
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ON STAGE NARRATOR/ACCOMPANIST NEEDED, VIRGINIA BEACH
Seeking a charming, attractive, articulate male. On stage experience helpful. Job start date Date: 3/5/2007. Job End Date: 4/1/2007. Union Information: Non- Union. Salary: $600/$120 per diem. Virginia Musical Theatre, 228 N. Lynnhaven Rd. #114, Va. Beach, VA 23452. Contact: Jeff Meredith, Jeff@VMTheatre.org. Fax: (757) 340-5398.
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