Actors wanted for feature film

10 December 2009

Organisation/person name:

Fine eye films

Work type:

Freelance

Work classification:

Acting

Job description:

Main character boy who looks 13 to 18 big role

boss man 20 to 30 big role

gun man 18 to 40 big role

guy 4 18 to 40 big role

nice man 27 to 40 big role

guy 3 25 to 40 small role

guy 5 and 6 25 to 40 small role

main gang member 16 to 25 big role

boy 1 16 to 25 big role

boy 2 16 to 25 big role

boy 3 16 to 25 big role

girl 1 16 to 20 big role

girl 2 16 to 20 small role

police man 1 20 to 40 big role

police man 2 20 to 40 small role

judge 20 to 40 small role

carer 1 female 18 to 35 small role

carer 2 female 18 to 35 small role

young boy who looks 13 to 18 small role

guy 25 to 40 small role

care home owner 20 to 40 small role

guy 2 25 to 40 small role

guys son 15 to18 small role

women 1 25 to 70 small role

till guy 16 to 40 small role

Police men 18 to 40 small role 3 to 5

extras all ages feel free to join

Opportunity location:

Wellington

Key skills sought:

Good acting skill previous experience would prefer but not needed this is for experience in filming environment

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Closing date:

Thursday, 7 January 2010

Contact details:

blazemostdayz@hotmail.co.uk email me

Submitted by Fine eye films on Thu, 10/12/2009 - 3:10pm.

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