Casting Call For Two Male Actors in University of Texas Student Short Film “Rightfully Mine”
Casting Call For Two Male Actors in University of Texas Student Short Film “Rightfully Mine.”
Production Title: Rightfully Mine
Studio/Independent/Student: Student Film
Project Type: Short Film
Production Company: University of Texas
Location: Austin, Texas
Producer: Bill Saxelby
Synopsis:
A man stumbles upon a mysterious key which is suddenly stolen from him by a Thief who leads him on a wild chase. He must navigate an unknown world that is a mix of fantasy and reality, as he follows this thief down the rabbit hole in order to take back what was stolen form him.
Character Breakdowns:
- MAN – 20-35 The lead. Middle aged, ‘every-day’ man.
- THE STRANGER – Male, 20-35, Antagonist. Slick and allusive. He is always one step ahead THE MAN.
This project will feature NO dialogue. The story will be conveyed through the use of vivid imagery. Auditions are by appointment only.
Paid/Non-Paid: Non-Paid
Meals/Transportation Provided: Meals
CONTACT:
Please email headshots / resumes to Bill Saxelby at billsaxelby@yahoo.com or call 847-970-0636.
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November 4th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
This is funny! ha ha (he said with a hint of sarcasm)
Casting call for a middle aged man (20 to 35) Have you ever seen a 20 year old middle aged man? or even a 35 year old middle aged man? I played a teenager on stage until I was 50.
The sad thing about most colleges and their casting for movies is they really don’t think anyone has talent over the age of, say, 35. I was in film school at a major mid-south university when I was in my late forties and I kept getting from both professors and students “what the hell are YOU doing here?” basically implying that I was too damn old to be an actor, even though I had been a successful stage actor for over 30 years.
Jim
November 4th, 2009 at 2:45 pm
Well with obesity the way it is and the life expectancy of the youth expected to be shorter than their parents, these guys may be on to something here. 20-35 is the new middle-aged. That is funny. Good eye, Jim, good eye.
Shawn Hunter
shortfilmtexas.com