Casting call for short film, "In Your Prayers"
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LET CRAZE KNOW IF THEY ARE INTERSTED IN YOU!!
Monday, June 6th, 2011 5pm to 8:30pm Pleasant Valley Branch Library (Across from Ogden Regional Hospital) Activity Center room (North entrance) 5568 Adams Ave Ogden, UT 84405
(Call/ E-mail for audition appointment) Chaunelle- 801-710-0509 PROJECT, "In Your Prayers” (Two Roles) (Deferred – SAG Paperwork Pending) |
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Exec. Producers: Chaunelle McLean, Pietro D'Alessio, Jason White, Cal
Nguyen |
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This is the first in a series of SAG short films being produced by the members of the Ogden Film Group working closely with local production companies. | ||
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[SIDNEY] ANY ETHNICITY. In his 20s, college student trying to study at a local coffee shop, but having a difficult time focusing on his task at hand. Steps outside for a “smoke break” and meets LARRY. Naturally, a bit reluctant toward conversation when he first meets LARRY. 1st of the two main characters. 8 lines, 3 scenes. [LARRY] ANY ETHNICITY. In his 40s – 50s, Outspoken, Southern homeless man who strikes up a conversation with SIDNEY while trying to bum a cigarette. He exudes a type of personality that has been “saved by Jesus”. He is very chatty and happy to be in conversation with SIDNEY. 2nd of the two main characters. 16 lines, 1 scene. |
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STORY LINE: Twenty something college student, SIDNEY, is attempting to study in a local coffee shop, but is unable to concentrate. His mind is elsewhere. He steps outside to have a smoke break and meets LARRY, a homeless man in his 40s or 50s. LARRY starts up a conversation with SIDNEY in an attempt to bum a cigarette. SIDNEY is, at first, reluctant, but soon realizes there is more to LARRY than meets the eye… |
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NOTE: Both characters will need to appear to be smoking. Talent must feel comfortable with smoking or, at least, acting like they are. It will be a late evening/late night shoot. All talent must have open availability on 6/13 from 3pm on and should expect a late night. Call time TBD. Thanks, Craze Agency **
The SAG Short Film contract allows the Producers to defer payment on the project
(100.00) and still utilize SAG actors. The primary focus of the film is
exhibition at Film Festivals as well as being
utilized as an educational/team building tool. Since there is no intention of
marketing the film commercially, the Producers don't anticipate making money on
the project, however, if money is made, the SAG Short Film Contract will protect
the SAG actors and ensure they get paid. There will be no cash outlay nor will
we be making payments to actors in several weeks/months/etc. as part of the
deferred agreement. |
