This for Craze Agency talent only! If you are not represented go to www.crazeagency.com and apply online. If the posting does not say travel paid, do not submit unless you are willing to travel unpaid for the audition and job. Do not email a photo unless requested! Thanks!


Auditions for Elder Jeffrey Holland Look-a-like, Utah

April 6, 2010

Last week casting held auditions in St. George for the Mormon Messages project entitled, “Good Things To Come.”  They were not able to find a satisfactory candidate for the role of Elder Holland.  

The age we’re searching for is 25-35—like the photo with his wife and son.  If you bear a good resemblance to Elder Holland, and you are an active, temple worthy member of the LDS Church, they would be interested in audition you.

At the bottom of this posting are photos of Jeffrey Holland.

When: Auditions held, Wednesday, April 7th 2:00pm-5:30pm

Where: Provo, Utah

Shoot Dates: April 12th and 13th in St. George- travel, food and lodging will be paid

Rate: $350/day

If you are interested and fit the look, email crazeagency@sisna.com or bookings@crazeagency.com your:

    Name

    Age

We will email you additional info. if selected.

We need your submission no later than Wednesday, April 7, 12:00pm

Craze Agency

 

Casting for LDS Film Project, "New Testament"

April 5, 2010

CASTING NOTICE

Project:  “The New Testament” 

The LDS Church is entering early pre-production on a very large film project. PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE POSTING FOR DETAILS.

“The New Testament”

Based on the events of the New Testament, to be produced near Salt Lake City, UT. They are seeking a broad variety of cast who resemble the cultures and races represented within the scriptural account, namely: Semitic, Roman, Greek, Egyptian, and others of Middle Eastern/Southern European/North African origin.

Looking for ALL possible candidates for a variety of roles: Actors and Extras.  

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Generally, they seek individuals with darker hair and eye color, olive or brown skin tone, the ability to grow a beard (for men), and other common Semitic characteristics are desired, although not required.

LOCAL and NON-LOCAL

Near or far, they need you! They are currently exploring the possibility of providing food and lodging for those who may require it during the production. More information about this will be available late 2010.

PAYMENT

All positions will be PAID based on their standard rate card.

TIME TABLE

Shooting begins Spring 2011. They are gathering cast and extras potentials now in order to alert participants to important benchmark dates and respond early to questions such as…

·        When do I start growing my hair?

·        Where and when will the productions take place so I can arrange my work schedule?

·        In which production(s) am I cast (or extra)?

·        What should I bring?  …wear?  …expect?

·        Where will I stay?

·        How long will I be needed?

·        How much will I be paid?

·        etc.

LDS MEMBERSHIP

The hiring process for both active, worthy members of the LDS Church and non-member candidates remains consistent with previous practice. There are two paths by which a candidate may participate:

  1. As an employee: The LDS Church can only hire as employees members of the Church who are 'temple worthy', as determined by their ecclesiastical leader.

  2. As an independent contractor: Candidates who are affiliated with a legitimate talent agency or have an active business license can be contracted as independent contractors.

Proof of compliance with employment/contracting criteria will be obtained once contact has been made.

TO APPLY

Please send an e-mail to SLcasting@LDSchurch.org If applying to be an Extra, your subject line should be “NT Extra.  If applying for a speaking role (cast), your subject line should be “NT Cast.  Actors applying for speaking roles should also include a current résumé.

PLEASE Cc crazeagency@sisna.com ON YOUR APPLICATION EMAIL

Please include ALL the following information:

1)    Applicant’s Full Name and AGE (If applicant is a minor, please include parent’s or guardian’s full name and information);

2)    Current e-mail address(es);

3)    Current Phone Number(s) where applicant may be reached;

4)    City and State where you live;

5)    Are you with a talent agency?  If so, which one (include contact information).

6)    Are you a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?  (If not, please list your religious affiliation, if any. – This is not required.)

7)    Do you have a current business license? (yes/no)

8)    Two (2) Current Photos of applicant taken within the last 3 months:

 a.    One headshot, face forward;

 b.    One profile shot. 

These photos need to be close enough and of sufficient resolution to clearly see your entire face and hair: “.jpg” or “.bmp” formats are preferred.  Please save your files with the applicant’s NAME (ex. yourname_headshot.jpg).

Please submit your information AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  The earlier you apply, the greater your chances of being included.

They will make every effort to inform you when your information has been received. Please be patient. It may require as much as four weeks to process your application.

Craze Agency

 

Casting for LDS Film Project, "The Good Samaritan" ALL MALE CAST

April 5, 2010

CASTING NOTICE

Prototype:  “The Good Samaritan”

The LDS Church is entering pre-production on the film project. PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE POSTING FOR DETAILS.

The Parable of the Good Samaritan”

A short story based on the scriptural account found in Luke 10: 30-37 They seek a broad variety of cast who resemble the cultures and races represented within the scriptural account, namely: Semitic, Roman, Greek, Egyptian, and others of Middle Eastern/Southern European/North African origin.

They seek ALL possible candidates for a variety of roles: Actors and Extras. 

CHARACTERISTICS

Generally, they seek individuals with darker hair and eye color, olive or brown skin tone, the ability to grow a beard (for men), and other common Semitic characteristics are desired, although not required.

ROLES – ALL MALE

Merchant:  clearly Jewish; 30’s or 40’s

Samaritan:  large build; darker features (Persian); 30’s or 40’s

Young Servant:  a teenage boy with a memorable, sympathetic face; (possibly Arab)

Priest & Levite:  clearly Jewish; “of the establishment”; 50’s or 60’s

Inn Keeper:  40’s; a man who appears worn-out; “chief cook and bottle-washer”

Bandits:  all male; featured extras; probably familial

Extras at the Inn (Semitic)

NOTES

Ø  Acting background and training is always a PLUS, but is not required for this production.  The director is willing to work with inexperienced actors who are willing to give it a try!

Ø  All positions are PAID. 

LDS MEMBERSHIP

The hiring process for both active, worthy members of the LDS Church and non-member candidates remains consistent with previous practice. There are two paths by which a candidate may participate:

  1. As an employee: The LDS Church can only hire as employees members of the Church who are 'temple worthy', as determined by their ecclesiastical leader.

  2. As an independent contractor: Candidates who are affiliated with a legitimate talent agency or have an active business license can be contracted as independent contractors.

Proof of compliance with employment/contracting criteria will be obtained once contact has been made.

Please submit the information requested below.

TO APPLY

Please send an e-mail to crazeagency@sisna.com or bookings@crazeagency.com with the subject line, “Good Samaritan,” no later than Monday, April 12, 2010.  Please include ALL the following information:

1)      Applicant’s Full Name and AGE (If applicant is a minor, please include parent’s or guardian’s full name and information);

2)      Current e-mail address(es);

3)      Current Phone Number(s) where applicant may be reached;

4)      City and State where you live;

5)      Are you a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?  (If not, please list your religious affiliation, if any. – This is not required.)

 

 From this information, they will organize an audition session the following week and we will notify you if you are selected to attend.

 

Thanks,

Craze Agency

 

Auditions for Independent Film, NAMPA, IDAHO

April 5, 2010
Auditions for Independent Film, shooting this summer!

"Clear as Mudd Films" is holding open auditions for their sci-fi/action/comedy about zombies! (working titile Project XIII)
The auditons will be open house style, meaning you can come in any time on either of the dates bteween the hours listed.
These Auditions will be held on Saturday, April 17th and Saturday, April 24th from 1:00pm-7:00pm.

If interested in auditioning for a speaking role please follow these instructions:
    -Take a look at the character list below.
    -Chose which charachter or characters you're interested in auditioning for.
    -Send an email with your...full name, Date and time you will be auditioning, the characters you want to try out for, and your Headshot and Resume.
    -Then, wait for an email in which they will send you excerpts from the script for the characters you chose. They will also give you directions to the auditions.
    -After that get as prepared as you need to and come to your scheduled audition time
 
Send all info. to muddmatt@gmail.com

Please keep in mind this film has a very low budget and they will not be able to pay any of the actors.
Also keep in mind that if you are not cast in a speaking role, there will still be a part in the movie offered to you if you want to take it.
 
Everyone is welcome.
All ages welcome to audition as well

Here is the character list:

(ages are estimates...not requirements)

Survivors (plus ned)

Ned/Dr. Fox- (age 30 or above) Ned is the friendly zombie that accompanies the group. he was originally Dr. Fox, the scientist working on the serum and was forced to become the test subject. he was the first zombie, but still has conscious control of his actions and doesn’t eat people. (LEAD)

Ellie Whitmore- (age 18-25) Ellie is a biology major and Nick’s Debate partner. She is also the love interest of Nick. Her father Dr. James Whitmore is one of the scientists that was working on the serum “project X” she is very intelligent and relies on logic rather than firepower to stay alive. (LEAD)

Penny- (age 9-13) Penny Is found with a group of pre-teen bandits that attempt to rob the boys. After Ned scares the rest of the bandits off, Penny is left to die and of course Nick and Derek offer their companionship. (LEAD)

Mike Wood- (age 20-30) Mike is found accompanying Carmen. They are romantically involved. upon the first encounter with a group of zombies Mike is bitten and asks Carmen to shoot him so he doesnt transform.

Theodore “Theo” Robson- (age 18-30) Theo is also accompanying Carmen and Mike. He has become mentally unstable due to the outbreak. the only thing keeping him from snapping is his friendship with mike. after mike is shot he disjoins the group and later re-appears wanting to kill them.

The Boss- (age 10-14) The boss is the leader of the young bandits that attempt to rob the boys.

Lou- (age 8-12) One of the bandits that attempts to rob the boys

Sparkplug- (age 10-14) another bandit that attempts to rob the boys.

Doctors, Scientists and Politicians

Dr. James Whitmore- (age 30 or above) The lead scientist on project x. he is also Ellie’s father. He is the lapdog of General Masterson and does everything the General tells him.

General Masterson- A General of the United States Military. He works at the pentagon and was put in charge of the Micro-Managed Project X. It is due to his stubbornness that the virus spreads.

Dr. Croft- (age early 20s or above gender nuteral) The boys meet Doctor Croft when they hear a radio broadcast advertising a refugee camp and clinic. after he/she finds out about the Boys’ immunity he/she attempts to kill them and use their blood to formulate a cure

Dr. Bob Carson- (age 30 or above) the doctor at the Boise facility trying to formulate the cure

Guard #1-(any age) one of croft’s military guards

Guard #2-(any age) one of croft’s military guards

Guard #3- (any age) one of croft’s military guards

Billings-(any age) one of Masterson’s bodyguards

Extras- there will be extra doctors and military men about 20-30 total-these extras may also be cast a zombies

zombies- 

They  will need somewhere between 30 to 300 actors to play zombies, most will act as different zombies in multiple scenes-they may also be cast as non-zombie extras.

If you have any questions or need any more info. please email or call/text (208)936-8135.
 
LET CRAZE KNOW IF THEY ARE INTERESTED IN CASTING YOU!!!
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

MALE AND FEMALE EXTRAS FOR 127 HOURS- NEEDED TOMORROW

April 5, 2010
Male and Female Extras ages 20's- early 30's needed for a major scene TOMORROW, TUESDAY, APRIL 6.
 
Here is what they need:
 
Wedding Scene (takes place in the year 2003)
 
Male and Female Extras
Ages 20's- early 30's
Good looking, attractive people
Call time is 6:00am and you would need to be available all day
Pay is $101.50
 
Wardrobe: (You MUST HAVE this type of clothing to work)
 
    Females- Dresses or Skirts, Heels (1"- 2.5"), accessories, no black or white, pastel colors
    Males- Medium- dark suits, light color dress shirts, pastel color ties
 
YOU MUST HAVE THESE WARDROBE OPTIONS TO WORK.
 
If available, email crazeagency@sisna.com or bookings@crazeagency.com your:
 
    Name
    Age
 
We will contact you if production is able to use you.
 
We will not be taking submission past 6:30pm TONIGHT.
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

The Mayan Adventure looking for part time Male and Female Cliff Divers, Utah

April 5, 2010
The Mayan Adventure in Sandy, Utah is looking for new part time cliff divers, Males and Females who are very athletic.
 
Diving experience is very much prefered but they can train you if you have natural talent and can learn safely.
 
Having a theatre backround is a plus because the show is not just about diving but also performing.
 
Email maryellenwolfe86@aol.com a headshot and a resume and if interested will set up an audition time.
Compensation: Depends on Skill.
 
Let Craze know if they are interested in you!!
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

PAID EXTRAS NEEDED NOW!! AGES 16+

April 5, 2010
Paid Extras needed immediately for the feature film, "127" hours.

They are shooting in downtown Salt Lake City and need anyone ages 16+ who can be available to work within the next hour.

If you can be available, call Craze and ask for Michael Risk ASAP.

Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

Female Vocalists for Cruise Ships

April 2, 2010
FEMALE VOCALISTS FOR CRUISE SHIPS

Landau Music, Inc. is seeking female vocalists to front Top 40 band onboard cruise ships. Andrew Landau, dir. of artist recruitment. Contracts will be for 6 months onboard various ships sailing the Caribbean, Alaska & Hawaii.

Seeking—
 
Vocalists: Females, with a Top 40 sound.

Email availability & promotional materials (less than 5mb) to andrew@landaumusic.com.
 
Pays appx. $2,300, plus private room, food, health & travel provided.
 
YOU MUST LET CRAZE KNOW IF THEY ARE INTERESTED IN YOU!!!
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

Actors needed for Film Project- Nampa, Idaho

April 2, 2010

Looking for volunter talents for commercial film project (Northwest Nazarene University)

SENIOR FILM PROJECT - Northwest Nazarene University's Mass Communication Department is looking for volunteer talents. This is a commercial film project and will be shot in HD. The shoot is scheduled for Saturday, April 17th -- all day. We are looking for passionate actors who are willing to volunteer their time. 

Looking for 3 Male talents:
Shawn – (age: 20s - mid 20s) “pretty boy”
Jimbo – (age: 20 - mid 20s) scruffy, messy, goofy looking young man
Middle Age Man - Rural hunter with beer belly, Larry the Cable Guy-esque.
Also looking for 3 voice talents:
1st Voice – Rural, Country, but articulate male
2nd & 3rd Voice – Old time 50’s commercial

Audition will be held in Nampa.
 
If anyone is interested pleased email your info. to ayamihb@yahoo.com
 
LET CRAZE KNOW IF THEY ARE INTERESTED IN YOU!!
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency 
 

Talent tips and advice- ALL TALENT PLEASE READ!!!!

April 2, 2010

Talent tips and advice

 

PLEASE, PLEASE, READ THIS LETTER AND CONSTANTLY STUDY IT. We really want you to succeed!

 

When we get complaints from hiring clients or if a talent does not perform well it's usually because they have not practiced or read this information.

 

1-If you would like to audition please make sure you have attended one of Craze Agency’s Booking Director Michael Risk’s free audition classes so he can go into detail on what is expected if you a new to the industry.

 

2-Before going to a job or audition please make 100% sure you know the address and directions. If at all possible go the day before or very early. You cannot be late or panicky. We often get calls when we are not open or last minute calls of talent forgetting the address or lost and usually it is too late to help! First impressions are so very important in this industry.

 

3-When you are auditioning in front of a camera and are asked to slate you wait for them to say slate then look directly into the camera and say “Hello my name is (first and last name) ____________________.

(Please do not rush it, sound confidant and give them a sincere smile).  If you would like to (but not mandatory) you can also say I am represent by the Craze Agency and I am auditioning for the role of (example) Mary.

(If they ask you any questions on camera just listen to them and answer them confidently). After you have slated you then read your scene to the reader NOT THE CAMERA! (If you are not 100% sure of yourself please attend a class the next time Craze President Troy Lee is offering them, I guarantee you it will help immensely).

 

4- When you are booked for any job, write down the director, producer, casting director, TV Network etc. You need this information for your resume. Talent will often call Craze a few months after the project and seek the info. It is hard for us to remember every detail because we literally book thousands of different jobs. Remember name of the part or character you played. (If it was extra work you must put that in a separate Extra category not acting). Always update your resume the day you do the project and get us copies. You would not believe the amount of work people lose out on because their resumes are not updated or we do not have any and they are not updated on our database.

 

This also applies to getting copies or tearsheets from clients for your own personal portfolio. Again talent will often call Craze a few months after the project asking for a copy. Often times clients will move on to their next project as well as Craze. We are constantly working to get you new and exciting opportunities.

 

Feel free to professionaly approach any client we book you on after the shoot to inquire about receiving copies. This way it stays fresh in their minds.

 

5- To insure payment when you are booked on jobs that are SAG film projects, please remember to bring appropriate ID and fill out all forms legibly and correctly. Also keep track of the dates you work the name of the client and what the job was just in case.

If it is not a SAG project Craze agency will generally bill the client and we will contact you when they have paid.

 

6- Keep your look close to the agency approved photos we use to promote you or you must update the photos. Clients really get upset when you do not match your photo or if we send you out to meet them and you have gained or lost weight, have longer hair or a different color of hair, etc. We could lose that client permanently. The reason you have photos is so they know exactly what you look like. This is why we refer you to photographers that understand this. Don't think you can just get by, because a legitimate agency cannot promote you without the correct photos. Also do not use a different photo than we suggest because you like it better. We know what is appropriate for you, this is our job. Some actors have seen other actors with different agencies use photocopies or poor quality headshots and say to us “they were able to get the audition with a photocopy so why is it a big deal”. The reason it is a big deal is because chances are that photo will go directly into the client’s garbage can and that person will be thought of as an amateur. Also, that talent and or agency does not realize they have probably missed out on numerous auditions because in this business first impression is everything!

 

7- Never ever say a negative word among fellow actors or models or clients! Even about other agencies. It never helps you or us in the long run! Let's all take the high road even though many people and agencies don't. It is better to not say anything unless it is positive. It always catches up with people. Sometimes it really is irritating to hear others bad mouth or say unsubstantiated comments about you, the clients or us, but those people usually burn enough bridges over time and end up out of the industry.

 

8- A successful Modeling and Acting career is like any other career, it takes time, persistence, dedication, knowledge, skill and patience! We work with almost every major client in our region. We do everything in our power to represent each and every one of you effectively. Sometimes there are not any opportunities that your look and skill level match, other times you will be too busy to do everything offered. Try to be well roundedm, you will receive many more bookings. We do everything in our power to get you booked.

 

9- Many National Clients will take their sweet time to pay you and us, even when we bill them with a 30-60 day voucher. We hate it as bad as you do (we all have bills to pay). We will do everything in our power to collect but it has always been that way and will probably never change with the some of the big national companies and even some local companies. They know they get a lot of people work so if you harass them too much the client will just use someone else next time. Many times the specific client that pays you the talent, has to first bill one or two other clients for them to get paid,  and many times each of those clients are on a 30-day voucher. Unfortunately it is the agency and talent that are paid last. It has always been that way. Trust us; you will be paid as soon as possible!!! If you cannot work under their system do not accept the job. Usually the Major Films do not take more than 30 days. Talent that threatens us will not be sent out again, because it is out of our control. Please remember we are not the ones paying you to do the job. We do promise to do everything we can to help; we all want to get paid for our efforts.

 

10- Do not accept an audition unless you are 100% sure you can make it and be on time. Usually we are limited in the time slots we have and we do not have time to replace you. We also give the casting director a list the night before. It is too hard the next day of the audition for us to schedule someone else with them. They just figure you are unreliable. We always hear back from them! If you do not show up on time to auditions we cannot represent you.

 

11- When we post castings with age ranges for example 19-24 years old that usually means the client wants a 22 year old.  Only respond if you fit the profile closely. Do not respond with things like I am 29 or 16 but I look much younger or older. Sometimes we get talent that say things like I have been told I can play much younger or older. Sometimes this is may be true but trust our judgment, we know what you can play, we would be crazy not to send you if you fit the description and the client would allow us to do so.  Some jobs have an 18 and up age category if it says that do not respond if you are less than 18 years of age. They will not hire you.

 

12-Remember if you are difficult or bothersome for us to work with we will definitely not send you to meet our clients. All it takes is one bad experience and we can lose a valuable client we have worked years to land.

 

13- No matter how you feel inside at the time of an audition, you must portray self-confidence when you are interviewed. Clients never hire people who let them know they are new at this or who are not a polished finished product. You just cannot have excuses if you expect to be successful at this.

 

14- Do not show it or be shocked if the audition is not what you visualized. It usually isn’t the way you think it is going to be. There is not one set way every client auditions! A pro expects it to always be different and is ready to make quick on the spot adjustments. The pro does not mind if it is a tough audition because they know the amateur will let it affect them. Half of success in this business is being very adaptable on the fly. That is why it often takes continual training and experience to book the larger higher paying projects. The more prepared you are the less likely things will throw you off.

 

15- Just have fun with this business. Clients love to be around smiling, funny, happy people. Many actors, models get too serious when they audition because they feel the pressure. It then shows up to the clients. You need to make the clients feel comfortable with you. Enjoy the journey; often it’s better than the final result!

 

16- If a client contacts you personally, asks you your rate or would like to book you say, “Call my agent at the Craze Agency”, or let Craze know and we will contact them and work out the deal.

That is our job and we will make sure to get documents signed if needed and get you the best rate possible for that type of project. We know what you are worth in the market! Usually the clients that do not want to initially go through agents or behind our backs will either never pay or low ball you or work in an unprofessional manner. Plus you are responsible to let the agency know about these projects anyway. If we hear about it though the grapevine we will stop prompting you. We are here to be your Acting, Modeling and Extra agent and will take care of you!

 

17-Try to read your Craze casting site at least twice a day if not more!!!!

Many projects are last minute or only a day's notice. Some are on a first come first serve basis. Become very familiar with computers almost everyone in our industry is going that way.  Read the casting call carefully, we receive tons of calls and emails asking questions that are answered on the casting call. We let you know as much info. As we have on each call. Sometimes we receive emails from talent like this. "I have been receiving tons of castings but recently have not received any I fit, please find me work! This will not help us help you! We cannot create new jobs out of thin air. We are relentless in our pursuit of work because we want to make money too!! If we have not talked to you or emailed you anything that you fit be patient or occasionally remind us that you are willing and available. Also please only ask questions that are absolutely important. We receive 100’s of emails and want to spend our time finding and negotiating you work! Use common sense. Occasionally we get the comment that talent only wants us to send them audition notices that they fit. There are many reasons why we cannot do this (trust us; it is not feasible with our time constraints).

Just delete them.

 

18-When we give you advice it is based on our wisdom from well over 25 years of 9-10 hours per day working with tens of thousands of good and bad hiring clients and talents. We thoroughly understand what is needed for the local, national and international markets and your specific talents in those markets and the budgets that you and the clients have and the ability to maximize all of these things. For some reason some talent think they know more than we do and always do it the hard way. Or they will take the advice from a couple of people who work in only one of the 100's of areas we promote in. It never works and we both then become frustrated! Yes you should use your best-educated judgment in the final analysis but trust our expertise. I would never tell a doctor how to treat and diagnose me, or an airline pilot how to fly the plane. Let us do our job; it will pay off for you in the future!

 

19- We have your best interest in mind and appreciate your hard work, loyalty and referrals. We are going to continue to grow and are always trying our best to improve and serve you better. We believe we have the most efficient and organized system out there, and will continue to work hard to assist you. Sometimes we know some talent would like us to spend more time visiting or talking with them on the phone etc., we want to spend our time finding you jobs and then assisting and negotiating them successfully. We want a long lasting, positive relationship and hope for nothing but the best for you! We really appreciate the opportunity to represent you and take the job seriously.

 

Sincerely,

Troy Lee

President

Craze Agency

 

Local Theatre and Talent Auditions, Utah

April 2, 2010

Auditions for The Odd Couple at the Heritage

Organization: Heritage Community Theatre
City: Perry, Utah

Description:

The Heritage Community Theatre's production of
The Odd Couple
written by Neil Simon
directed by Diane Robbins

Audition dates: Thursday, April 22 7:00 - 9:00pm
Saturday, April 24 9:00 - 11:00am
(If needed, Call backs will be Tuesday, April 27 at 7:00pm)
Auditions will be held at the theater in Perry, UT.

Performances: July 16 through August 7 (Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays with one Matinee on Saturday July 31st)

Rehearsals: Rehearsals will begin in May and will be held 3 times a week (possibly more in July)

Can two divorced men live together, peacefully and serenely in a small New York City apartment? When the two men are Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, the answer is a resounding NO! Oscar is a hard living, hard drinking, divorced sportswriter, and a carefree slob with a messy apartment, a broken refrigerator, and wall to wall debris. Felix is unfailingly neat, financially frugal, and something of a hypochondriac. Their close friendship is put to the ultimate stress-test when Felix moves in with Oscar and immediately their personalities clash. It's one zany event after another which comes to an ultimate hilarious, exploding conclusion when our boys double date with the Pigeon sisters. Hysteria is the result.

Character Descriptions: 6 Males & 2 Females

Oscar Madison: (30's - 50's) A sloppy, recently divorced sportswriter.

Felix Unger: (30's - 50's) A fastidious, hypochondriac news writer whose marriage is ending; emotional and dramatic.

Speed: (30's - 50's) A poker buddy, gruff and sarcastic, often picking on Vinnie and Murray.

Vinnie: (30's - 50's) A poker buddy, mild-mannered and hen-pecked, an easy target for Speed's verbal barbs.

Murray: (30's - 50's) A cop and one of the poker buddies.

Roy: (30's - 50's) A poker buddy with a dry wit and Oscar's accountant.

Cecily Pigeon: (30's - 40's) A British neighbor of Oscar's; lives with her sister Gwen. Needs a British accent.

Gwendolyn Pigeon: (30's - 40's) A British neighbor of Oscar's; lives with her sister Cecily. Needs a British accent.

Please bring a resume, a headshot and a list of all conflicts for May 3rd to August 7th.

Auditions will include cold readings from the script.

Please contact Diane at dianemrobbins@aol.com  with any questions

___________________________________________________________________

Utah Opera will hold chorus auditions for the 2010-11 season on Thursday, April 15, 2010 at the Utah Opera Production Studios.

Members of the critically acclaimed Utah Opera Chorus have the opportunity to work with renowned conductors and stage directors and are paid an honorarium for participation in each production.

Applicants should have significant solo vocal and/or choral experience, as well as stage experience.

Audition requirements include one memorized aria or art song and a brief sight-singing exam.

Call 801-869-9050 to request an audition.

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Show Layton, Utah Your Talent
Organization: Layton City and Davis Arts Council
City: Layton

Description:

Thank you for your interest in auditioning for the 2nd Annual SHOW LAYTON YOUR TALENT contest. Last year’s show was a huge success and we are very excited to be able to showcase the best talent around and are glad you are interested in performing.

Please read all the following rules and regulations, fill out the application form, inform us of what your talent will be (CDs, DVDs, and other media are encouraged but not essential), and submit to the following address by April 19 at 5:00 p.m.

LAYTON CITY
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
465 N WASATCH DRIVE
LAYTON, UT 84041

Each entry will be reviewed and those picked to audition will be notified by April 26. Auditions will be held Saturday, May 1 (between 12pm and 8pm), at Layton High School at 440 Wasatch Drive; Layton, UT.

The 15 finalists chosen by our panel of judges will be performing at the opening concert of the Davis Arts Council’s Summer Nights with the Stars season at the Edward A. Kenley Centennial Amphitheater in Layton Commons Park. During the performance, the audience will assist in choosing the final three winners.
3rd Place receives: $250
2nd Place receives: $500
1st Place receives: $1,000

RULES
• The top three winners from last year’s competition are ineligible to audition; all other
auditioners from last year’s competition are welcome to audition again
• Amateur performers only
• All performances must be appropriate for all ages (“G” Rated)
• Attire for all performers must be modest
• Acts accepted will be:
? Singers: solo or groups (you must provide an accompaniment CD or pianist – a
capella groups accepted)
? Musicians: solo or groups
? Dancers: solo or groups
? Comedians/magician/etc.
? Actors: prepared monologues/scenes (2 to 4 minutes)
? Other: If you have talent, submit a sample and let us take a look


• Groups can be no larger than ten (10) members
• Performances can not be longer than four (4) minutes from start to finish (performances
should be at least two (2) minutes)
• All ages are welcome to submit an application (performers under the age of 18 require a
parent’s or guardian’s signature on the release form included in this packet)
• Layton City and the Davis Arts Council retain the right to refuse any entry or terminate a
performance for any reason
• Every entry must be available to perform (if chosen) on June 19 at the Davis Arts Council
2010 Summer Nights with the Stars season opener
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• Neither Layton City nor the Davis Arts Council will be held responsible for loss or damage
to personal property belonging to, or in the care of, the performers
• Neither Layton City nor the Davis Arts Council will be held liable for any injury to
performers during auditions or performances
• Layton City and the Davis Arts Council reserves the right to audio/video all performances
and all audio/visual recordings will be the sole property of Layton City and Davis Arts
Council
• Application entries will not be returned

Contact Info

Name: Heather Hendrix
Phone: 801-546-8575
Email: heather@davisarts.org
Website: http://www.thedavisarts.org/dac/viewevent2.aspx?a=100091&x=9F68

 

Broadcast of "The Stories of Porter Rockwell"

April 2, 2010
Broadcast Premier of
"The Stories of Porter Rockwell"


Porter Rockweell- played by Craze Agency Talent, Richard Purdy

One of the West’s most controversial characters, Orin Porter Rockwell, the Mormon Destroying Angel, was called a saint and a sinner, a lawman and a criminal, and a hero and a villain.

Porter Rockwell was the youngest of the first group baptized into the LDS Church and was the oldest member in good standing when he died. He left a  mark on the American West that is part history, part legend.

A thirty minute version of the hour long documentary will air this Saturday, April 3rd at 4:00 PM, on KSL, directly following LDS General Conference.  Tune in to catch a glimpse of the so-called "Man of God, Son of Thunder".
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

National Casting Call for, "Gee" Season 2

April 2, 2010
'GLEE' SEASON 2

Fox is seeking submissions for its nationwide online open casting call for new roles for the second season of the series Glee. Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, and Ryan Murphy, creators-exec. prods.
 
Commitment begins approx. July 1 in L.A.; shoot dates TBD.

Seeking—
 
Performers: Male and Female, 16-26, all ethnicities, all types, professionals and amateurs, fresh, young, talented, for new roles that will be featured during the second season of Glee.
 
Note: Only one entry per person.

For more info and to enter, visit
www.myspace.com/gleeauditions and upload your audition video.
 
Submission deadline is April 26.
 
Audition videos must be limited to five minutes in length, including a one-minute introduction and a four-minute song performance. Videos must feature an explanation about why the auditioner wants to be on Glee, as well as a demonstration of his/her stellar singing ability by performing one of 10 Glee hits including "True Colors," "You Can't Always Get What You Want," and "Lean on Me."
 
You must use only the songs provided on the casting call website!!!
 
Performances must be either a cappella or with single instrument accompaniment via MySpace Karaoke, or by uploading their own pre-recorded videos.
 
No fees or purchases required. Professional pay and SAG Television Contract possible if cast.
 
LET CRAZE KNOW IF THEY ARE INTERESTED IN YOU. WE CAN NEGOTIATE YOUR CONTRACT!!
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

Male age 25-35 for voice over project, Utah- PHONE AUDITIONS

April 1, 2010

Male voice over talent needed for local Salt Lake City project.

VO TALENT DESCRIPTION: Male age 25-35 years old. Utah resident that will remain in Utah for the next 5 years.

VO Direction: Friendly & likeable, no announcer just professional.

Casting Script for Hotel Application Interactive Phone System:

S:         Welcome to the Contoso Hotel.  To get started, tell me the zip code of the credit card you used to make your reservations. 

S:         That’s 9-5-0-5-0 – is that right? (zero not “O”)

S:         Thanks, John.  And for security, I see that the phone number you’re calling from matches your account.

S:         I found one reservation for you at the Contoso Hotel.  Would you like to check in now?

Pay will be negotiated based on individual selected.

If you are intersted in auditioning for this project, email crazeagency@sisna.com or bookings@crazeagency.com your:

    Name

    Age

The client will be conducting phone auditions with individual men. The phone audition will consist of you introducing yourself to them and reading the above script so they can hear your voice.

We will send you their contact info.

Craze Agency

 

National Film Opportunity

March 31, 2010
Carey Lee Coffey (prod.) is casting Ambidextrous. Charley Bell, an indecisive artist, struggles between following his art and following his heart. Only when he decides to drop the paintbrushes and pick up some boxing gloves will he be sure of his one and only destiny. Shooting May 1-Sept. 2 in Ft. Myers, FL.

Seeking—
 
Charley: 20s, good-looking, nice guy, athletic, very intense role, must be committed to be trained four hours per day, five days per week for five months by a hall of fame boxing instructor, LEAD;
 
Mick: 20s-30s, Charley's best friend, big personality, very cocky, muscles, intimidating presence, a bad boy, must also be committed to be trained four hours per day, five days per week for five months by a hall of fame boxing instructor, co-star;
 
Richard: 40s-60s, Charley's father, ex-boxer, blue eyes.

Email pix, résumés, and reels (if available) to
ambidextrousfilm@aol.com. Professional pay, plus copy, credit, meals, travel, and lodging provided.
 
If you are interested and fit any of the above profiles, send your information directly to casting for consideration. Make sure you give them our info. in your submission so if interested, they can contact us for audition/booking information.
 
Thanks,
Craze Agency
 

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