The background casting director for Law & Order: SVU, David M. Waldron, is currently seeking the following for background work on the show:
Male & Female Real Boxers, 18-40 yrs of age, for a gym workout scene,
Male & Female High School Students,16-18 yrs of age African-American, 13-14 yr old,
Male, Juvenile Offender,
Male & Female Real Cops, all Ethnicities, 20-45 yrs of age, with professional experience and training as a police officer,
Male High School Swim Team Members with swimming skills, 16-18 yrs of age who are comfortable wearing a speedo,
Email a recent picture and contact info to:
svu@gwcnyc.com
or mail to:
Attn:David M. Waldron
Grant Wilfley Casting
123 W. 18th St.
8th Floor
New York, NY 10011
Feature Film "Megafault" Open Call for cast and crew in Iowa
Iowa will double for Texas, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., in a made-for-cable movie that will begin production later this month.
"Megafault" will film in the Quad-Cities, Iowa area from April 18 through May 7, 2009
The movie will be shown on cable television this fall. Three recognizable names are in the cast, but only one has been announced - Eriq LaSalle, best known from his role in "ER."
Six adult speaking roles will be cast in open auditions on Thursday and Friday at The Lodge Hotel in Bettendorf.
The company is also looking for various crew positions. Students or recent graduates are encouraged.
The company is also looking for an old tanker or water truck that can be set on fire; helicopters, planes and jets; and a destroyed cabin or small house that is in the process of being torn down.
For more information about the crew or locations needed, e-mail:
megafault@gmail.com
Where:
The Lodge Hotel
Interstate 74 at Spruce Hills Drive
900 Spruce Hills Drive
Bettendorf, IA, 52722
When:
Thursday, April 9, 2009
9:00am - 2:00pm
Friday April 10, 2009
9:00am - 2:00pm
The local cast needed:
• Dan, male in his 30s, husband of a busy doctor
• Miranda, female age 5 through 8, daughter of the doctor
• Dr. Rhodes, male or female in 50s, director of Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Jerry, male in 40s, a clean-cut, well-dressed bureaucrat
• Lt. Gen. Banks, male or female in 50s, coordinates efforts to stop earthquakes
• Red Cross worker, male or female in 30s
The crew needed:
• First or second assistant camera
• Loader (with 35 mm experience)
• Art director/props
• Sound mixer (own equipment preferred)
• Boom operator
• Still photographer (must have own equipment)
• Behind-the-scenes videographer (must have access to video camera)
• Hair and makeup
• Grips and electricians
• Production assistant (with Screen Actors Guild and Iowa incentive experience)
• Production crew and interns (no experience required)
"Megafault" will film in the Quad-Cities, Iowa area from April 18 through May 7, 2009
The movie will be shown on cable television this fall. Three recognizable names are in the cast, but only one has been announced - Eriq LaSalle, best known from his role in "ER."
Six adult speaking roles will be cast in open auditions on Thursday and Friday at The Lodge Hotel in Bettendorf.
The company is also looking for various crew positions. Students or recent graduates are encouraged.
The company is also looking for an old tanker or water truck that can be set on fire; helicopters, planes and jets; and a destroyed cabin or small house that is in the process of being torn down.
For more information about the crew or locations needed, e-mail:
megafault@gmail.com
Where:
The Lodge Hotel
Interstate 74 at Spruce Hills Drive
900 Spruce Hills Drive
Bettendorf, IA, 52722
When:
Thursday, April 9, 2009
9:00am - 2:00pm
Friday April 10, 2009
9:00am - 2:00pm
The local cast needed:
• Dan, male in his 30s, husband of a busy doctor
• Miranda, female age 5 through 8, daughter of the doctor
• Dr. Rhodes, male or female in 50s, director of Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Jerry, male in 40s, a clean-cut, well-dressed bureaucrat
• Lt. Gen. Banks, male or female in 50s, coordinates efforts to stop earthquakes
• Red Cross worker, male or female in 30s
The crew needed:
• First or second assistant camera
• Loader (with 35 mm experience)
• Art director/props
• Sound mixer (own equipment preferred)
• Boom operator
• Still photographer (must have own equipment)
• Behind-the-scenes videographer (must have access to video camera)
• Hair and makeup
• Grips and electricians
• Production assistant (with Screen Actors Guild and Iowa incentive experience)
• Production crew and interns (no experience required)
Casting Call For New Showtime Network Documentary Series
Cable network Showtime, producer of groundbreaking shows Queer as Folk and The L Word, is casting a new documentary series called Way Out. The show is about gays and lesbians coming out to important people in their lives.
Producers Adam Drucker and Bryn Freedman (A&E's Intervention), say Way Out will help the people it profiles and "use the vast reach of television to enlighten and increase understanding of what it's like to feel compelled to hide an essential part of oneself."
Drucker and Freedman are looking for people who have made a firm decision to come out to important people in their lives and share that journey with a TV audience. They say there were compelled to create the new series after reading a recent San Francisco State University study of teenagers coming out to their parents. The study found that teens who were rejected by their parents after coming out were more vulnerable to depression, drug use, and suicide attempts, but that parents who took baby steps towards accepting their gay children greatly improved their chances at living a heathy life. Drucker and Freedman say the goal of the show is to increase visibility and awareness in the hopes that parents of gay children watching the show will take those baby steps.
To apply to be on the show, CLICK HERE and then email a jpeg photo of yourself to:
casting@wayoutdocumentary.com with your name and subject line in the email.
Feel free to only fill out what you feel comfortable sharing initially. And please know that they will keep all inquiries and information confidential. If you do choose to send your phone number, please include any additional instructions (for example: best times to call, if they can refer to the project in your voice mail, how you'd like them to identify ourselves if someone else answers, etc.).
The form asks some basic questions and for “a brief description” — here you can write a bit about your life, who you’re coming out to and why you've chosen to tell them now.
In the “links" field please list any websites or blogs that will tell them more about you. (For example, if you have a myspace or facebook page; a youtube, picasa or flickr account; sites with your resume or bio; articles where you're mentioned, etc.)
Producers Adam Drucker and Bryn Freedman (A&E's Intervention), say Way Out will help the people it profiles and "use the vast reach of television to enlighten and increase understanding of what it's like to feel compelled to hide an essential part of oneself."
Drucker and Freedman are looking for people who have made a firm decision to come out to important people in their lives and share that journey with a TV audience. They say there were compelled to create the new series after reading a recent San Francisco State University study of teenagers coming out to their parents. The study found that teens who were rejected by their parents after coming out were more vulnerable to depression, drug use, and suicide attempts, but that parents who took baby steps towards accepting their gay children greatly improved their chances at living a heathy life. Drucker and Freedman say the goal of the show is to increase visibility and awareness in the hopes that parents of gay children watching the show will take those baby steps.
To apply to be on the show, CLICK HERE and then email a jpeg photo of yourself to:
casting@wayoutdocumentary.com with your name and subject line in the email.
Feel free to only fill out what you feel comfortable sharing initially. And please know that they will keep all inquiries and information confidential. If you do choose to send your phone number, please include any additional instructions (for example: best times to call, if they can refer to the project in your voice mail, how you'd like them to identify ourselves if someone else answers, etc.).
The form asks some basic questions and for “a brief description” — here you can write a bit about your life, who you’re coming out to and why you've chosen to tell them now.
In the “links" field please list any websites or blogs that will tell them more about you. (For example, if you have a myspace or facebook page; a youtube, picasa or flickr account; sites with your resume or bio; articles where you're mentioned, etc.)
Casting Notice for Shadywood Road Productions Feature Film "Haze" in the Washington DC/Baltimore area
Washington, DC Metro Area Feature Film by Shadywood Road Productions is accepting submissions from metro Washington, DC talent for "HAZE" A feature film by David Burkman. Filming will take place in late spring 2009 into summer 2009.
On the heels of his award-winning Independent Film Channel hit, "Breaking Up With Maggie Moore," critically acclaimed director David Burkman (MFA, University of Southern California) is in Washington, D.C. to produce a sophisticated drama about brotherhood. Based loosely on Euripedes’ The Bacchae, Haze tells the story of two brothers whose relationship is strained when one decides to pledge a fraternity and the other does not.
Please watch the promotional trailer here: Haze Promo Trailer
Cast Breakdown:
Jon: 18-22. Cool, Frat Boy-type.
Jessica: 18-22. Hot, Sorority Girl-type.
Ari: 18-22. Nerdy College Student.
Wendy: College Student with a bit more than the freshman 15 and comfortable with it.
College Dean: Mid-Late 40s, Early 50s. Politician. Charming. Former frat boy himself.
College Professor: 50s. Charismatic lecturer; deep, powerful voice.
Additional Roles: College Students of all types.
To be considered for an audition, please send a photo and email to:
HAZEcasting@gmail.com
ONLY local DC/Baltimore area talent should submit.
On the heels of his award-winning Independent Film Channel hit, "Breaking Up With Maggie Moore," critically acclaimed director David Burkman (MFA, University of Southern California) is in Washington, D.C. to produce a sophisticated drama about brotherhood. Based loosely on Euripedes’ The Bacchae, Haze tells the story of two brothers whose relationship is strained when one decides to pledge a fraternity and the other does not.
Please watch the promotional trailer here: Haze Promo Trailer
Cast Breakdown:
Jon: 18-22. Cool, Frat Boy-type.
Jessica: 18-22. Hot, Sorority Girl-type.
Ari: 18-22. Nerdy College Student.
Wendy: College Student with a bit more than the freshman 15 and comfortable with it.
College Dean: Mid-Late 40s, Early 50s. Politician. Charming. Former frat boy himself.
College Professor: 50s. Charismatic lecturer; deep, powerful voice.
Additional Roles: College Students of all types.
To be considered for an audition, please send a photo and email to:
HAZEcasting@gmail.com
ONLY local DC/Baltimore area talent should submit.
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