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Child Actors Needed for Indie Feature Film "Clara's Friend"

Austin, TX, United States
ID: 613723Exp: 10/6/2026
Description:

Looking for actors ages 10 and up for a micro-budget Indie feature film, "Clara’s Friend". Please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. Rate: Paid. Additional info: Currently being prepared for production in Austin. Shooting starts mid-to-late October. Newcomers, non-union actors, and SAG-AFTRA performers are welcome to apply. When applying, please email your name, age, whether you're local to Austin, the role you’re interested in, and your headshot/resume or portfolio, if available.

3 roles

NOAHMale15-15 y.o.All ethnicities

Principal. Devyn’s neurodivergent stepbrother, who becomes the primary target and vessel for the vengeful spirit, Clara. From Sensory Overload to Profound Healing. Noah is caught between the structural pressures of his father and the grooming of a ghost. Rocks rhythmically, clamps his hands over his ears, and engages in low, soft vocal humming when overwhelmed. Must balance a deeply authentic portrayal of sensory processing meltdowns with a chilling, dual-toned vocal performance.

CLARA ANN GREENFemale10-10 y.o.All ethnicities

(Died 1886) The spectral (GHOST) antagonist. She isn’t a mindless monster; she is a "collector" of lonely children, driven by the unresolved guilt of accidentally burning down her family home a century ago. Flips violently between two states via aggressive, television-like visual flickering. A terrifying, dual-toned shriek combining a teenage boy's voice with the gurgling, wet scream of a drowning child, transitioning into a faint, dry child's whisper.

AUDREYFemale16-16 y.o.All ethnicities

Devyn’s vain, defensive younger sister who uses typical teenage rebellion and her phone to completely block out the rot happening around her. Visual & Wardrobe Identity: Heavy, dark eyeliner, tight tops, denim jackets, and thrift-adjacent streetwear. Her face is constantly illuminated by the blue, artificial glare of her phone screen. Behavioral Tics: Aggressive, loud typing on her screen; dramatic eye-rolling and a tendency to weaponize family secrets to protect herself.