Audition For TV Pilot, Requiring Actors

12 September 2009

Organisation/person name:

Eclipse Pictures

Work type:

Casual

Work classification:

Acting

Job description:

We require actors/actresses for our TV Comedy Pilot. Shooting dates are the weekend of the 21st & 22nd of November

We are looking for:

Females: One Swedish looking female in her mid 20's

One girl in her early 20's (character is a University student)

One lady of Maori descent in her thirty's-fifty's (character is a mother)

One sporty-type girl in her 20's

Males: One male of Maori descent in his 20's

One male who can do an English accent in his mid to late 20's

One sporty-type male in his 20's

We also require extras with speaking and non-speaking roles if you have any queries or would like to apply e-mail photo and resume to:

E-mail: aniela@eclipsepictures.co.nz

This pilot will be shown to TV network executives and a copy will be supplied to you to use as a showreel

Opportunity location:

Wellington City

Key skills sought:

Comfortable infront of a camera - experience acting infront of a camera preferred

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Sunday, 18 October 2009

Contact details:

E-mail: aniela@eclipsepictures.co.nz

Cell: 021-149-9083

Submitted by Aniela Jorgensen on Sat, 12/09/2009 - 9:13pm.

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