CASTING CALL IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA

- Casting kid actors and Adults for a very emotional family short film.

If you are interested, please email us and include the following: Paying $100/day.

We are holding auditions on May 1st. We will respond to you via email with an audition time and location.

Actors Wanted: Young boy (5-8yrs), The mother of boy, A2nd grade teacher. 2 young girls (5-8yrs)
Subject Line: CAST In the body: -Name -Age -Role you want -Phone number Attached: Headshot (does not have to be professional) and Resume if any
Talent Type: Boy 5-8yrs, Girl 5-8yrs, Mother, and 2nd Grade Teacher.
Expires: May 2010

Comments: Project is paying $100/day - Emai us ASAP.
To submit for this project log on to the forums. Go to the home page of ExtrasForMovies.com and click on the home page link of EFM forums at the top of the page. You need to register first in the forums, it is FREE then click on Arizona Open Casting Calls to review the details and submit for this project.

CASTING CALL PORTLAND, OREGON  

Description: Looking for an actress in the 18-30 age range (Caucasian, blond or light brown hair). The role will require blood and make-up effects. Time in the studio recording ADR and voiceovers will be required.

 This will entail a time commitment of 2 days a week for 1-2 hours each day. The role has some nudity, but not gratuitous. 

 SYNOPSIS OF THE FILM: The unassuming rural town of Briar Creek seems to be keeping a nasty secret… On a cross country trip home a young couple, Mike (Ethan Hoyt) and Beth (Chloe Francis) make a late night stop in this little town, only to stumble across a mysterious girl (Carissa Becker) lying along the dark roadside, The evil lurking inside of her waiting…planning…plotting….

When the two girls find that they are somehow psychically connected strange things begin to happen. It’s only a matter of time before the two girls cant control the inevitable. The following days will lead them to question everything, from their own existence to whether or not they have somehow opened a doorway to evil. All of their answers can be found in only the darkest of places. Where the sins of the past become the sins of the future. Lost in a strange town, scared as hell and running low on gas… Darkness sets in as events begin to frantically tumble into the void of… THE DEAD LUST

Talent Type: Casting for an Actress to fill final role of film. We are also looking for a few actresses  (extraa) willing to play corpses. Blood and make-up effects required.
 

Comments: Please contact the director- Auditions are by appointment ONLY.

Expires: June 2010

TO SUBMIT FOR THIS PROJECT AND GET MORE DETAILS, LOG ON TO THE EFM FORUM. THERE IS NO FEE TO REVEW AND SUBMIT FOR AUDITIONS, JUST REGISTER AND CLICK ON OREGON CASTING CALLS, ACTORS WANTED. WWW.EXTRAFORMOVIES.COM AND CLICK ON THE FORUM LINK AT THE TOP OF THE HOME PAGE.

GOOK LUCK

Casting call for a new motion picture called “The Kult”.

The film, based on the novel by Shaun Jeffrey, will begin shooting in Late September.

Actors wanted -  open casting call for 5 males in their 30s, 2 females in their 30’s and 1 female between 20 and 40.

Auditions will be held on May 16th and May 23rd, 2010 in Temecula, California.

Those wishing to audition should contact the director, learn more about the open casting call and get the details in the EFM forums at www.extrasformovies.com/forum - register FREE and then click on auditions in California

Expires May 2010

May 14 — filmmaker boot camp — Washington DC
The GI Film Festival will host Stephen K. Bannon’s “Filmmaker Boot Camp” at the Carnegie Institution in Washington, DC

Led by a panel of Hollywood’s top producers and financiers, the Boot Camp will teach independent filmmakers the “nuts and bolts” of film finance, distribution, marketing, and pitching. For more information, visit http://www.gifilmfestival.com/.

James Caan, Scott Caan, Robert Duvall, and Mark Rydell have signed on as advisers to www.OpenFilm.com, which provides Internet distribution, awards cash prizes to filmmakers, and helps submit projects to festivals. Filmmakers can upload shorts to the site to obtain feedback from viewers. Filmmakers can also sell downloadable versions of their works through the site (OpenFilm takes 69 cents per sale). It has a deal with TiVo, which syndicates 3-4 films each week from the site.

OpenFilm also plans to award One Million Dollars in grants over the next 20 months. Four filmmakers will receive $50,000 in cash and $200,000 in financing. Any film uploaded to the site is eligible for the award. The six films that receive the most votes from the community will be viewed by the advisory board, which will select the winner. Each month, both Caans, Duvall and Rydell will host live web-cam chats with the site’s users. For more information visit www.openfilm.com.