Sunday, March 20, 2011

Auditions: Sunday, March 20, 2011

This page contains auditions posted on Sunday, March 20, 2011.

Let's continue the discussion for this week - balancing life with an acting career. For those of you who are making a career out of acting, it can be challenging to find time for a social life, family, and friends who are not a part of the acting world. For those of us who pursue acting as a hobby, it can be a challenge to balance a day job with auditions, rehearsing, and filming. Anyone involved with theater knows that rehearsals may be scheduled every weekday, which minimizes time spent with family and friends outside of acting. Those late night shoots happen when convenient for the filmmakers, and can interfere with local networking events.

Whether you are involved with theater or film, how do you balance your social life and sanity with acting work? Some meditate, others give themselves a day each week devoted to family. Let's hear what your tricks are. Please share your thoughts and feedback in the chat box below!

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Actors needed for Punk rock short/narrative (student production)

Description of project:
(Punk rock/short film/narrative) = Julie - 35 year old punk rocker/
record store employee is stuck in a rut. She's outgrown her punk rock
lifestyle and friends, and since childhood, has dreamed of playing the
violin - She finds herself stuck in a series of bad relationships
(boyfriend, mother, etc.) Julie seeks change and finds away to break
free from her past.

Character Breakdown / Project Needs:

Bob - 35-45 yrs old male/any race, lean body type - actor needs to be
comfortable playing abusive boyfriend.

Barbara - 45-50+ yrs old - female/black - any body type - actress will
need to play (Julie's mother) in both present day and flashback
sequences.

Dave - (Bartender) - 35 + yrs old/male, 6'0/any race, stocky body
type.

Gary - (Store keeper) - 50 + male/any race, any body type.

25 extras needed for large club scene - (male and female) any race/
size/age - all extras must provide their own punk style clothing.

Shooting: Sunday, May 1 - Saturday, May 8th

Me: Christyx - Writer, producer, director - camera operator -
graduating from Seattle Central Community College/Film and Video -
June 2011. Skills: Hard working, self made, driven and self
motivated. (Your in good hands). My first documentary short "Rescue"
debuted at the NWFF annual Local Sightings film festival in Oct.
2010. "Rescue" promotes The Prostituted Children's Rescue Fund - Only
one of four safe houses in the US that helps teenage girls get off the
streets and out of prostitution in WA.

As a student production - job doesn't pay - but all actors will have
food provided for them on set and a copy/credit in film.

Auditions are being held on Monday, March 28th - from 10 am to 2 pm -
Please email for an audition.

Thank you.

Reply to: scorpiofiend@yahoo.com - cell: 206.295.3415

Source: Northwest Film Forum Callboard

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Casting Call for NYU Graduate Thesis short film, TEA CAKE

Vodou Feather Films is holding auditions for the NYU Graduate Thesis:

TEA CAKE

Story:

Tea Cake, a young man, explores a virtual reality world called
Elysium.
In the middle of a virtual reality game, Tea Cake stumbles across a
lost
child searching for his/her mother. Tea Cake decides to help the
child,
and the two set out on a journey through the erratic virtual world to
find
the child’s mother.

Cast:

TEA CAKE
A young man mesmerized with the possibilities of a virtual world;
he is well adapted to such a world, even to the point of losing
touch with his own; he has a good heart and an impulsive mind.

CHILD
Inquisitive and headstrong, the child is rather fearless; when the
child meets Tea Cake, he/she is frustrated to point of tears, having
been unable to find his/her mother.

MOTHER (30s - 40s)
She is at the end of a long illness worn down to the last moment;
she wants to end her life in the good graces of her child; she wants
to say goodbye and thank-you-for-being-in-my-life.

LOVECRAFT
He is solid, intent, and cheerful; he lives and breathes virtual
reality. Lovecraft has been friends with Tea Cake for a long time, he/
she
has taught Tea Cake most of what he knows about Elysium.

The production will be shot in Seattle between April 23rd & May 1st
Please note that this is a student film and is therefor an unpaid
production.
The production will provide actors with meals, demo reels, and a copy
of the film

PLEASE NOT CORRECTED DATE
Auditions will be held at the Capitol Hill branch of the Seattle
Public Library
from 12:00 to 5:30 on Saturday, April 9th.

Reply to: Please email a headshot and resume to toranokosama@gmail.com.

Source: Northwest Film Forum Callboard

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Extras Need for Fun Student Film

Seattle Film Institute students are looking for non-speaking
background characters in a short comedy film called "At Auction". You
will play customers at an auction, walking around, looking at items.
This is a non-paying gig however there will be food, drinks and you
will receive credits and copy of the film.

Filming will be at the Freehold Theater on Sunday March 27th starting
at 4 pm. We have an awesome crew and cast, come join the fun!

Please respond and let me know if you will be able to attend!

Reply to: patty.nguyen20@gmail.com

Source: Northwest Film Forum Callboard

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Call for Extras 3/22/11 - Feature-Length Indie Film

WHAT: An opportunity to appear in the local independent feature-length
film, "The Pony Man"

WHERE: Greenlake Zoka at 2200 North 56th Street, Seattle.

WHEN: Tuesday, March 22nd from 8 – 10 PM

The Pony Man: film synopsis

His job: outsourced. His home: commandeered by his couch-potato
daughter. But Ed Heller's not losing hope. Inspired by a homeless
street clown, Ed's decided to reinvent himself. With a Polaroid camera
slung around his neck and a pony at his side, Ed's going door to door.
Will Seattle put out the welcome mat? (coming to a theater near you
in early 2012)

Reply to: Please RSVP to Producer Dave McCaul by writing him at
mccauliflower@hotmail.com or calling 206-427-8877. Thanks!

Source: Northwest Film Forum Callboard

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