Casting Background Actors for "The Wolf In The City" Film
Background performers needed for "The Wolf In The City." Check out the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. About the project: This is a film where the background is half the story (and maybe more). The lead character is learning, or perhaps remembering, how to be human by watching you. So we need a city that's worth learning from. Rate: - A digital copy of the film and a real credit on IMDb. - The chance to be in something genuinely odd, which is way better than being in something ordinary. - Proper food. Good food. Not sad-tray food. - Probably new friends. This crew is fun. At a minimum, you'll have a good story to tell. Additional info: Dates: Ten-ish dates between now and when the sunlight changes too much, call it October 27 or so. Flexible half-day and full-day slots are available. Even 2 hours can help a lot. The directors have a bit of rehearsal and camera testing before they properly begin shooting; all are welcome and encouraged to join in this part of the process, too. Experience: Professionals are, of course, highly encouraged to submit. But no experience is required. No previous acting experience is necessary. You need to be able to stand, sit, hang out, walk, eat, read, or whatever, somewhere, and do what you'd normally do for a while. You'll need to be able to take a little direction. But mostly, you just need to bring and be yourselves. That's pretty much the job. Location: Twin Cities. When applying, please send: - Your name - A recent photo (a selfie is genuinely fine) - Which category above you fit (or feel free to add to our categories; you're probably right) - Your general availability from, oh, say, NOW until 27 October - Anything the directors should know (mobility needs, schedule constraints, dietary requirements, "I can only do Tuesdays," "I have a very photogenic dog," etc.) Subject line: "BACKGROUND — [Your Name]"
4 roles
Commuters, dog walkers, baristas, construction perps, joggers, someone arguing with a parking meter, rideshare drivers, someone eating a banh mi with total commitment.
The filmmakers mean this respectfully and seriously. They believe this city is meant to be more than just its coffee shops and recording studios, its condos and endless retail. They are looking for people who are willing to be part of a film that shows the whole street as it exists in reality. For those who are willing to be part of it, they would be honoured to have them.
Kids with adults and also of course teenagers: running, skipping, being dragged around by parents. Teenagers being uhmm impenetrably teenaged. Bring a guardian.
The directors have a music venue scene, a park scene, and even a waterfront scene. Bring your instrument. Bring your weird. Bring your friends.