Two Sisters’ Productions Inc. will conduct a casting call Dec. 19 and Dec. 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Kay Studios in East Providence, Rhode Island.
To schedule an appointment, send contact information, headshot and resume to TwoSisters21@aol.com. Also, those who have an appointment are asked to bring a headshot or picture with their resume to the casting call. Auditions will be held for two films, both are non-union and SAG. All races and nationalities are needed.
A short film, Second Job, which is affiliated with the Rhode Island Film Collaborative, is specifically looking for girls 8- to 12-years-old and young adults, ages 16 to 20 (must look young) and adult men and women that look under age 20. The production company is also looking for a 10 to 15-year-old BMW automobile (bring a picture).
A feature-length romantic comedy, Three Kisses, written by Paul A. Roselli and Toni-Ann, is specifically looking for 20- to 40-year-old women, 20- to 40-year-old men, 10- to 12-year-old boys and 45 to 55 year-old men and women.
Where:
Kay Studios
62 Valley St.
East Providence, RI 02914
When:
December 19, 2008
4:00pm - 8:00pm
December 20, 2008
10:00am - 3:00pm
Extras Open Call in Newton, Iowa
The producers of "Ticket Out", starring Ray Liotta and Alexandra Breckenridge, are seeking people in Iowa to work as extras in the film.
Storyline - Jocelyn (Alexandra Breckenridge) flees with her children to protect them from an abusive father / ex-husband. Jim (Ray Liotta) helps her evade those who wish to stop her.
Sunday December 14, 2008 - Noon to 5:00
Newton-Jasper County Community Center
2401 1st Avenue E (former Aldi's)
Newton, Iowa 50208
Various locations in Iowa for shooting include (but not limited to): Newton, Perry, Des Moines, Adel.
Later date will be scheduled for towns west of Des Moines.
Click Here to submit by email if you live in these area and can not make it to the open casting calls.
Notes:
- Extras are paid minimum wage. If your car is used, you will be paid an additional sum. Meals are provided on set (always good food!)
- Kids - we will likely not book children under the age of 10. If you are submitting for your child, you might as well submit yourself, as you'll be required to be on set with them.
- Time - plan for a 10+ hour day.
Storyline - Jocelyn (Alexandra Breckenridge) flees with her children to protect them from an abusive father / ex-husband. Jim (Ray Liotta) helps her evade those who wish to stop her.
Sunday December 14, 2008 - Noon to 5:00
Newton-Jasper County Community Center
2401 1st Avenue E (former Aldi's)
Newton, Iowa 50208
Various locations in Iowa for shooting include (but not limited to): Newton, Perry, Des Moines, Adel.
Later date will be scheduled for towns west of Des Moines.
Click Here to submit by email if you live in these area and can not make it to the open casting calls.
Notes:
- Extras are paid minimum wage. If your car is used, you will be paid an additional sum. Meals are provided on set (always good food!)
- Kids - we will likely not book children under the age of 10. If you are submitting for your child, you might as well submit yourself, as you'll be required to be on set with them.
- Time - plan for a 10+ hour day.
Casting Call for extras near Denver, Colorado
Producers are holding an open casting call near Denver in Longmont, CO for extras for a full-length feature film. The extras will be cast in several group scenes in what’s being billed as a “psychological thriller/comedy”.
The casting call is set for 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, Sunday December 14th, and 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Wednesday, December 17th.
The location is the Twin Peaks Mall.
Extras may have varied levels of experience, ranging from none to professional acting training. There’s no pay for this work.
The producers are looking for all ages, types, sizes, children, male and female. Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
If you have photos and resumes, you may bring them, but they aren’t necessary. All extras chosen must submit to law enforcement background checks.
Shooting is set to begin in 2009 in Colorado. This film, produced by Gracemar Entertainment, is the first full-length feature to be shot in the state in more than three years.
Sunday December 14, 2008
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Twin Peaks Mall
Community Room
1250 S. Hover Road
Longmont CO 80501
Click Here for directions.
http://www.twinpeaksmall.com/info/directions.cfm
The casting call is set for 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, Sunday December 14th, and 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Wednesday, December 17th.
The location is the Twin Peaks Mall.
Extras may have varied levels of experience, ranging from none to professional acting training. There’s no pay for this work.
The producers are looking for all ages, types, sizes, children, male and female. Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
If you have photos and resumes, you may bring them, but they aren’t necessary. All extras chosen must submit to law enforcement background checks.
Shooting is set to begin in 2009 in Colorado. This film, produced by Gracemar Entertainment, is the first full-length feature to be shot in the state in more than three years.
Sunday December 14, 2008
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Twin Peaks Mall
Community Room
1250 S. Hover Road
Longmont CO 80501
Click Here for directions.
http://www.twinpeaksmall.com/info/directions.cfm
Filming Locations
To be considered at all for a role in a television show or film, you should either look for productions casting in your area or move to a city where they are being cast, in order to be a local.
Even if you're willing to pay for travel to the shooting locations for a few days to work, no one wants to take the risk on an out-of-town actor. (What if you miss your flight? What if the shoot keeps getting delayed and you have to replace your plane ticket five times? What if they change the schedule and need you RIGHT NOW for a wardrobe fitting - and you're 1000 miles away? What if they fly you all the to the location and it turns out you're not right for the role or you're crazy or irresponsible?)
Yikes! Too much stress in an already stressful business. It's safer to hire actors they know and love, and who live within the vicinity of the shoot. There is no shortage of willing and available talent in their own backyard. The casting directors job is to reduce the risk of problems for their producers, not increase it. So get to know your local casting directors and start there.
Source: Lana Veenker Myspace Blog
Even if you're willing to pay for travel to the shooting locations for a few days to work, no one wants to take the risk on an out-of-town actor. (What if you miss your flight? What if the shoot keeps getting delayed and you have to replace your plane ticket five times? What if they change the schedule and need you RIGHT NOW for a wardrobe fitting - and you're 1000 miles away? What if they fly you all the to the location and it turns out you're not right for the role or you're crazy or irresponsible?)
Yikes! Too much stress in an already stressful business. It's safer to hire actors they know and love, and who live within the vicinity of the shoot. There is no shortage of willing and available talent in their own backyard. The casting directors job is to reduce the risk of problems for their producers, not increase it. So get to know your local casting directors and start there.
Source: Lana Veenker Myspace Blog
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