Seeking Teen Talent for "Tima Never Learns" Short Film
Seeking teen actors for "Tima Never Learns" Short Film. Please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. About the project: This film follows a teenage girl and her friends in a coming-of-age story about accepting your mistakes, rather than regretting them. Her journal of mistakes holds more power than she thinks. Additional info: SHOOTING DATES AND TIMES: Directors will begin shooting over a 3- to 4-day stretch between November 20th and December 20th. DAY LENGTHS: Days will be 8-10 hours. When the shooting schedule is finalized, all cast and crew involved will be notified and sent the document. FOOD/BREAKS: No need to worry. Once the call sheet is finalized, plenty of hot food and snacks will be provided for those on set. (Not just pizza.) LEGAL: All minors on set will need parental permission to work on the film, whether that is as an actor or a crew member. Expect plenty of forms to sign or get signed. All paperwork will be sent as a PDF, provided in person, or mailed to your address. If interested, please apply.
3 roles
Tima is an abrasive teenager who tends to do things she regrets. Yet, she never learns. Notable features: This is the Lead Role. This actor will be vital to production for all days. If any profit is made from distribution, it can be expected to trickle down quickly to this actor. YOUNG TIMA The version of Tima from the beginning of the film. This child actor does not need to closely resemble the lead actor, as they will be on screen for a short amount of time. This is a small role.
Ana is Tima's best friend! The two are as close as can be. That being said, they are blunt with each other at times. Notable features: (these are loose guidelines that may tell you which character fits you best.) This character is a teenage girl. Similar to Tima, it's preferred an actor older than this character's written age (13-14) is cast.
Darren is also Tima's friend. Darren is a teenage boy. He is more laid-back and aloof than either Tima or Ana. If you'd like to play a more comedic character, this role may be for you. Similar to Tima, it's preferred an actor older than this character's written age (13-14) is cast.