Hi all,
This casting notice came my way, wanted to pass it along.
Best,
Andrew
New actors welcome! Great opportunity to build your resumé
Interested? Send us an e-mail at: Production_estrella@hotmail.com with following information and we will contact you with the casting date.
-Name, gender, ethnicity, languages spoken, phone number
-resumé if available
-Headshot
-let us know if you have a specific talent
The setting of the story is South America. Action feature.
Rate: no pay. Low budget project. Film reel available upon request. Tentative shoot starts August 7th.
Role 1
-Tristanne, Main female character, Natural beauty, slim build, (ability to drive motorcycle, sing and play guitar is helpful but not required).
Description: female, Latino Age: 20’s language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 20
Role 2
-Montana, South America’s Mafia Boss, tough-looking,
Description: Male, Latino Age: 40 to 60 Language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 10
Role 3
-Montana’s man 1, Diego
Description: Male, Latino Age: 30 to 40 Language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 9
Role 4
-Boucher, big guy, Mafia guy
Description: Male, Caucasian Age: 35 to 50 Language: English
Shoot Days : 8
Role 5
-Tribe Chief, a regard show experience in life,
Description: Male, Latino Age: 50 to 70 Language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 8
Role 6
-Montana’s man 2
Description: Male, Latino Age: 30 to 40 Language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 8
Role 7
-Carlos, Taxi driver, funny guy,
Description: Male, Latino Age: 40 to 50 Language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 6
Role 8
- Army guys
Description: Male Latino Age: 20 to 45 Language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 5
Role 9
- Natives people and extra
Gender: Male/ female Age: All Language: no matter
Shoot Days : 5
Role 10
-Paramilitary chief
Description: Male, Latino Age: 40 to 45 Language: English, Spanish
Shoot Days : 4
Role 11
-Guard 3
Description: Male, Latino Age: 30 to 40 Language: Spanish
Shoot Days : 4
Role 12
-Guard 4
Description: Male, Latino Age: 30 to 40 Language: Spanish
Shoot Days : 3
Role 13
-3 Prostitutes
Description: Female, Latino Age: 25 to 30 Language: Spanish
Shoot Days : 3
Role 14
-Lise, Pretty, slim build
Gender: female, Ethnicity: all Age:20 to 28 Language: English
Shoot Days : 2
Role 15
-Wife’s tribe chief,
Description: Female, Latino Age: 50 to 60 Language: Spanish
Shoot Days : 2
Role 16
-John, prisoner,
Description: Male, Caucasian Age:28 to 32 Language: English
Shoot Days : 2
Role 17
-Door man, huge man
Gender: Male Age: 40 to 50 Ethnicity: all Language: English
Shoot Days : 1
Role 18
-Nurse
Gender: female Age: 25 to 40 Ethnicity: all Language: English
Shoot Days : 1
Role 19
-5 Kids playing soccer,
gender: Male/ female Age: 10 to 15 Ethnicity: Latino
Shoot Days : 1
Role 20
-Emile, Canadian Mafia boss
Description: Male, Caucasian Age:55 to 65 Language: English
Shoot Days : 1
Role 21
-2 Body guard,
Description: Male, Latino Age: 35 to 45 Language: English
Shoot Days : 1
Role 22
-Bank male attendant,
Description: Male, Latino Age: 40 to 45 Language: English
Shoot Days : 1
Role 23
-office’s man
Description: Male, Latino Age: 40 to 45 Language: English
Shoot Days : 1
Role 24
- airline attendant
Gender: Female Ethnicity: all Age: 25 to 35 Language: English
Shoot Days : 1
Role 25
- Cab driver
Gender: Male Ethnicity: all Age: 30 to 45 Language: no matter
Shoot Days : 1
Hi all,
I saw an indie film last night called The Puffy Chair that I wanted to pass the word about. It's a low budget offbeat road movie. Couple goes on road with guy's brother to buy a gift for father's b-day (a copy of the purple recliner they had in the house as kids). Hijinks ensue, tensions simmer and boil over, hip talk happens, all the stuff we look for in an indie comedy. The acting is pretty decent. Definitely worth a look. Playing at Landmark's Opera Plaza.
Cheers,
Andrew--
Cassie Powell passed this audition announcement on to me. The company in question is the Thunderbirds. MoI alum Sang Kim is part of the inner, inner circle of this company, which makes it a good bet already, and other folks who have worked with them have only good things to say, so I would say give it a shot!
The Thunderbirds are a wonderfully talented group of folks who believe theatre should be fun! They are right. I worked with them on Lusty Booty in 2004, and it was fabulous because: the cast and crew were Magnifique!, we had amazing supportive audiences that belly laughed from beginning to end of the play and the run of the show, the whole experience was about joy and entertainment. They are holding auditions next week fo Release the Kraken!
Details:
AUDITIONS!
Thunderbird Theatre Company Auditions for "Release the Kraken"
Original comedy from the company that brought you "Lusty Booty" and "Las Vega-Nauts"
Audition Date: Sunday, June 11th, 2006 (hour-long auditions 9am – 5pm)
Location: Westin St. Francis Hotel, Union Square, San Francisco
Needed: 12 actors for roughly 6 male roles and 6 female roles.
Show Dates: August 10th - August 26th, 2006
Audition Details: http://www.thunderbirdtheatre.com/
-or- (415) 289-6766
Show Synopsis: Zeus, Aphrodite, Athena and the other Greek Gods on Mount Olympus challenge our hero Perseus to slay the Kraken, the last of the Titan monsters! but wait? Perseus works in a strip mall?
A comedic modern retelling of the Perseus Myth where the good must overcome challenges as the mighty Medusa, the creepy Three Stygian Witches, two-headed dogs, and overwhelming desires to play XBox or Ultimate Frisbee.
Can our hero Perseus meet the trials given him by the Gods, or will he lose all that a minimum wage clerk holds dear in life?
Audition Details: http://www.thunderbirdtheatre.com/ -or- (415) 289-6766
P.S. Please help spread the word and forward this to other actors ...you will earn karma points.
Cheers--
I was clicking around the web yesterday and I came across this site called laughingsquid.com. It is a site that offers web hosting to artists, but is also an "SF Station"-style what's-going-on-in-SF kind of site, except that it looks a bit edgier, a bit more underground, in short, a bit more Mother of Invention, so I thought I would pass the word. They have something called the Squid List, which is a message board for announcing events, and there is also the Tentacle List, which is a place to post calls for artists, actors, and performers of various kinds. You can subscribe to any and all by email (daily digest available), or RSS feed. Or just bookmark the pages that interest you and check back from time to time. Decisions!
Cheers--
This post pertains to the Mother of Invention Acting School: acting classes in San Francisco led by Yale MFA director Andrew Utter.
"Without music, life would be a mistake" --Friedrich Nietzsche
A friend recently turned me on to a site called pandora.com. Here you can create your own radio station by choosing a couple of bands or songs that you like. When the station plays, it will sometimes play the music you chose, but will also play songs that are akin to the music you have mentioned, so you can discover new music to explore. You can indicate whether you like a song that the station plays, or that you don't, and based on this, pandora will continue to refine its sense of your taste. You can maintain a list of favorites and go back to them and play clips to recall what they sound like and decide if you might want to buy the CD. I have already found a singer/songwriter named David Poe I think I am going to like a lot. Anyway, I know several people who have tried it and are hooked, so I thought I would pass the word.
Lest this post seem to be "off topic", I'll just point out that rhythm and musicality are features of many of the great plays that actors confront. Al Pacino is said to have rehearsed for Glengarry Glen Ross with a metronome. Beyond that, having music that you love and feel inspired by is a great way to feed and nurture your muse, and keep your desire to stay in it alive.
Nuff said.