Auditions will be held on either Monday, June 28 or Tuesday, June 29 from 6:30pm- 10:00pm.
 
All Auditions will be in Salt Lake City, Utah

On August 23 through Sept 6, 2010 they will be filming, "Shadows of Courage, Shades of Treason."

This project depicts or concerns, "Enhanced Interrogation Techniques,” (deemed by many as torture and by others as a legitimate tool of warfare), religious conflict and content, terrorism, three mock executions, treason, an attempted suicide, courage and redemption.  It contains coarse language (mainly voiced by character Horatio) and two of the characters (John Walker Lindh and William Lee) are briefly wearing only underwear while tied to a stretcher.  (See synopsis below
for more detail).

This project also depicts scenes of intense psychological conflict when human kindness, tolerance and civility have broken down.

If possible, and any management, talent and crew who are available for both, they will enlist and hire for both projects.  If not, they will employ separate personnel for each production.

For this project they will need the following talent:
 
**Most of these roles will be playing the younger versions of the Adult characters. We have listed the Adult character description just below to give you a better idea.**
 
Will Lindh as boy: 6-9, innocent and thoughtful.
Film pay:  $50 + 15% bonus if film accepted into Sundance Film Festival or a festival of equivalent prestige.  Approx.
18 lines, 1 scenes, 1 to 11/2 days shooting, 2 ADR sessions.
Adult William Lee:  must look 32; must be handsome, robust, muscular and athletic;
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Teen Age Will: Must look 16-18 and similar to adult Will.
Film pay:  $50 + 15% bonus if film accepted into Sundance Film Festival or a festival of equivalent prestige.
Approx. 19 lines, 2 scenes, 1 to 11/2 days shooting, 2 ADR sessions.
   
Adult William Lee:  must look 32; must be handsome, robust, muscular and athletic;
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John Lindh as a boy: Must look 7-9 and similar to adult John.
Film pay:  $50 + 15% bonus if film accepted into Sundance Film Festival or a festival of equivalent prestige.
Approx.10 lines, 1 scenes, 1 to 11/2 days shooting, 2 ADR sessions.
 
Adult John Walker Lindh:  must look 21; must be trim and muscular; must have huge acting range and exude humility and determination; tall, handsome, swarthy preferred but not necessary
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Teen Age John Lindh:  Must look 16-18 and similar to adult Will.
Film pay:  $50 + 15% bonus if film accepted into Sundance Film Festival or a festival of equivalent prestige.
Approx. 6 lines, 1 scenes, 1 to 11/2 days shooting, 2 ADR sessions.
 
Adult John Walker Lindh:  must look 21; must be trim and muscular; must have huge acting range and exude humility and determination; tall, handsome, swarthy preferred but not necessary
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Karen Lee: Must look 28-32.  Approx. VO 18 lines, 1 scene, still photos. Karen with two children ages 3-12 at least one boy given preference for role if children can be in one scene and photo shoot,
no lines, 1 to 11/2 days shooting, 2 ADR sessions.
Film pay $75 + 15% bonus if film accepted into Sundance Film Festival or a festival of equivalent prestige.
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Will’s child 1 and 2 (siblings): Ages 3-12–one must be a boy.
Film pay $50 (each)  + 15% bonus if film accepted into Sundance Film Festival or a festival of equivalent prestige.
Approx. 1 to 11/2 days shooting, 2 ADR sessions.

SYNOPSIS:
On June 2001, John Walker Lindh, a US citizen, and a devout Muslim who, due to his religious convictions, joins the Taliban to fight the Northern alliance.  John converted to Islam at age 16 after watching a Malcom X. DVD.  After his initial training, he is sent to the front line on October 2001 as a sentinel in a bunker held by the Taliban facing the last stronghold of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan.
 
On September 11, 2001, William Tecumseh Lee, a CIA agent in the Special Activities Division, after watching the tragic footage of the Twin Towers’ collapse, is the first to volunteer for a clandestine mission to Afghanistan. Leaving his beautiful wife and young family, he is also one of the first Americans flown into Afghanistan to spearhead the CIA’s intelligence gathering activities to locate and
kill Osama bin Laden.
On approximately November 24, 2001, William Lee is tasked to interrogate 300 prisoners, including John Walker Lindh, captured by the Northern Alliance under the leadership of General Dostum, one of
the most brutal and ruthless warlords who once had allied himself with the Russians.

After William Lee attempts to interrogate a scared and exhausted John Walker Lindh, a riot breaks out among the prisoners. During the ensuing melee, the prisoners break into an arms room, William Lee is
shot and killed, and John Walker Lindh is wounded and left for dead. John is later rescued by a comrade, and over the course of seven hellish days, 87 members of the original 300 prisoners are recaptured and those considered having intelligence information, including John Walker Lindh are turned over to the United States Army.
Now in the custody of US military, John Walker Lindh is tortured, interrogated and eventually tried and given a 20-year sentence due to his allegiance with the Taliban.  During this ordeal, John Walker
Lindh finds himself in the almost constant company of the spirit of William Tecumseh Lee.  William Lee’s soul is trapped in a world in which his only companion is John Walker Lindh.
 
The US public and William’s father, Horatio Lee, blame John Walker Lindh for the murder of  William Lee.
As a spirit, William Lee soon discovers that he can only converse with John Walker Lindh, he can visit as a lone wanderer all the places that John Walker Lindh has traversed during his life, and he can silently visit his father when his father is alone.
As William Lee explores his new existence, he seeks to complete the mission he had in life, to find Osama bin Laden.

As events unfold, William Lee learns that his father is obsessed to uncover all the details that led to William Lee’s death, and to thereby ensure that John Walker Lindh receives the death penalty.
Will’s father, Horatio Lee is pitted against John Walker Lindh’s father, Frank Lindh, who, although he recognizes, to the degree his fatherly loves allows, that his son has made a mistake, he does not
believe his son should be punished any further.

Due to his quest, Horatio Lee, to William Lee’s distress, becomes so obsessed for revenge that he quickly descends into alcoholism and insanity.  Desperate to help him, William Lee turns to the only living person he can communicate with, John Walker Lindh.  William Lee asks John to help him communicate with his father.  John resists, knowing what Horatio is bitterly ill-disposed towards him and his father Frank.  Through ensuing court proceedings, setbacks and trials, William Lee, with John’s help, is able to arrest his father’s descent, John is granted a presidential pardon and both William and Horatio Lee achieve redemption through their association with the erstwhile “American Taliban” and terrorist John Walker Lindh.
 
If you are interested in auditioning, email crazeagency@sisna.com or bookings@crazeagency.com your:
 
    Name
    Age
    Role you are interested in
    Date you can Audition
 
We will submit your info. to casting for consideration. If selected, we will EMAIL YOU additional audition info. including your audition script.
 
We need your submission ASAP!!
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency