Utah -Spyhop Film Female 65 up Paying!
Posted by Craze Agency on Thursday, August 1, 2013
Hello,
Sides below
INT. LIVINGROOM - DAY
Bonnie, a 70 something year old woman who has recently lost
her husband to a heart attack sits alone in her living room.
Surrounded by memories of the past and a pile of bills she
is not sure what to do with, she calls for help.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
UNI Crisis Line this is Mary, how
can I help you?
BONNIE
Oh, I’m not sure where to turn. I
guess I just want to hear another
human voice.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
Well, how are you feeling this
evening?
BONNIE
Not so good. I’ve had to pay the
hospital bill.....
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
Hospital bill?
BONNIE
After my husband died all these
bills started arriving..... The
electric, the insurance, the car,
the hospital, everything. He always
paid them. I don’t even know where
the insurance coupons are.... They
are a awful reminder that he is
gone. I guess Im feeling like I
don’t want to be here anymore.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
That must be painful. The bills are
overwhelming in themselves, but
worst of all they keep reminding
you of his death.
BONNIE
His death was a shock, he had a
heart attack and just fell down
dead, he fell so hard. The sound,
I’ll never forget that sound.
The conversation continues unheard under the voice over.
(CONTINUED)
CONTINUED: 2.
VOICE OVER
The Crisis line is a place where
people can talk to a professional
about any issue or need that is
causing themselves, a friend, a
family member, or anyone they know
emotional distress or psychiatric
crisis. Crisis Workers are there to
provide support and assistance in a
respectful and nonjudgmental manner
and are skilled in crisis
intervention, risk and suicide
assessment, problem solving and
referrals.
Back to the conversation
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
Do you have any tea you might make?
Maybe listen to the radio for a
minute or two? Or watch a movie?
Maybe plan your trip to the support
group on Saturday?
BONNIE
Yes, I could make some tea and I am
planning on going Saturday.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
I’m glad that you are going to go
to the support group. Please do
call back when you find you’re
having some trouble coping. This is
hard to go through alone. We’re
here whenever you need to talk to
someone.
Spy Hop is casting a training video and looking to cast the following
part.
Bonnie: Female 65 and older.
We will be shooting this Sunday August 4th and are looking for interested
talent, we will be holding a call
tomorrow Friday eventing from 4:30P-6P @ Spy Hop by appointment only. This is a paid
part, rate is $150 and we will need the talent on set for under 3 hours.
Please find attached sides, and if you have any questions let me
know.
If you are interested email us asap at crazesubmissionsonly@gmail.com
1-Name
2-Resume
3-Age
4_Put Spy on email header we will submit you and let you know thanks!!!
1-Name
2-Resume
3-Age
4_Put Spy on email header we will submit you and let you know thanks!!!
Sides below
INT. LIVINGROOM - DAY
Bonnie, a 70 something year old woman who has recently lost
her husband to a heart attack sits alone in her living room.
Surrounded by memories of the past and a pile of bills she
is not sure what to do with, she calls for help.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
UNI Crisis Line this is Mary, how
can I help you?
BONNIE
Oh, I’m not sure where to turn. I
guess I just want to hear another
human voice.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
Well, how are you feeling this
evening?
BONNIE
Not so good. I’ve had to pay the
hospital bill.....
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
Hospital bill?
BONNIE
After my husband died all these
bills started arriving..... The
electric, the insurance, the car,
the hospital, everything. He always
paid them. I don’t even know where
the insurance coupons are.... They
are a awful reminder that he is
gone. I guess Im feeling like I
don’t want to be here anymore.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
That must be painful. The bills are
overwhelming in themselves, but
worst of all they keep reminding
you of his death.
BONNIE
His death was a shock, he had a
heart attack and just fell down
dead, he fell so hard. The sound,
I’ll never forget that sound.
The conversation continues unheard under the voice over.
(CONTINUED)
CONTINUED: 2.
VOICE OVER
The Crisis line is a place where
people can talk to a professional
about any issue or need that is
causing themselves, a friend, a
family member, or anyone they know
emotional distress or psychiatric
crisis. Crisis Workers are there to
provide support and assistance in a
respectful and nonjudgmental manner
and are skilled in crisis
intervention, risk and suicide
assessment, problem solving and
referrals.
Back to the conversation
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
Do you have any tea you might make?
Maybe listen to the radio for a
minute or two? Or watch a movie?
Maybe plan your trip to the support
group on Saturday?
BONNIE
Yes, I could make some tea and I am
planning on going Saturday.
CRISIS LINE OPERATOR 4
I’m glad that you are going to go
to the support group. Please do
call back when you find you’re
having some trouble coping. This is
hard to go through alone. We’re
here whenever you need to talk to
someone.
