CASTING - ST@BreathlessVideo.com
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Post #1
Sherry wroteon October 3, 2009 at 12:39pm
Please provide an email photo and acting resume if you'd like to be considered for this acting gig.
Actor Specifications:
**Dressed in nice clothes(women dress and nice shoes, men in dress pants nice shirt. No Tie.)
**Ages: 20-60
**Body style does not matter
**Ethnicity does not matter
**Looking for 2 men and 2 women
* Non-Union
1 rehearsal, one hour
There will be lines, and you will need to memorize them in the spirit of the event. No far out adlibbing; however, we do want creativity.
Like a mini play...
** The event will be held on November 14, 2009 from 7:00 to 10:00 PM
** Wellington area of South Florida
Dance Hall scene with Tango Dancers and basically someone gets "capped"... before the actual murder. The actors will be mingling with the crowd, dropping hints, playing it up (setting the stage for what is happening). Eventually when everyone is seated, the event (acting begins) goes on a bit, then the murder, then the investigation, whereby the audience goes on a bit of a scavenger hunt, seeking clues from the various vendors we have there. They try and solve the mystery. During the "clue seeking phase", we would want the actors to play it up a bit, putting doubt/tips into the minds of the audience.
Actor Specifications:
**Dressed in nice clothes(women dress and nice shoes, men in dress pants nice shirt. No Tie.)
**Ages: 20-60
**Body style does not matter
**Ethnicity does not matter
**Looking for 2 men and 2 women
* Non-Union
1 rehearsal, one hour
There will be lines, and you will need to memorize them in the spirit of the event. No far out adlibbing; however, we do want creativity.
Like a mini play...
** The event will be held on November 14, 2009 from 7:00 to 10:00 PM
** Wellington area of South Florida
Dance Hall scene with Tango Dancers and basically someone gets "capped"... before the actual murder. The actors will be mingling with the crowd, dropping hints, playing it up (setting the stage for what is happening). Eventually when everyone is seated, the event (acting begins) goes on a bit, then the murder, then the investigation, whereby the audience goes on a bit of a scavenger hunt, seeking clues from the various vendors we have there. They try and solve the mystery. During the "clue seeking phase", we would want the actors to play it up a bit, putting doubt/tips into the minds of the audience.
Post #2
Sherry wroteon October 3, 2009 at 12:40pm
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