Casting A British Period Short Film

Details

Roles
Bar Person (Co-Lead) (Supporting): Males & Females, 22-36
role soon to be named. Warm, friendly, strong mindset, assertive, charismatic, supportive. A person who listens and takes in everything that is said. Relatable and an empath. The script will have added content depending on who is cast, as production wants to bring something from the performer to the character.
Ethnicity: All Ethnicities
Required Media: Headshot/Photo, Video Reel, Cover Letter
Required Skills:

• Improvisation

German Soldier (Day Player): Male, 44-74
important supporting character. Nonspeaking role. Slim/average build. Dark hair. Ability to grow a mustache preferable. Blue eyes preferable but not essential. Playing range: 44-74 years old.
Ethnicity: White / European Descent
Required Media: Headshot/Photo, Video Reel, Cover Letter

Rehearsal and Production Dates & Locations
Rehearses and shoots approx. July – August (one-two days for the role of Bar Person; one day for role of German Soldier).

Compensation & Union Contract Details
Pays £200 for the role of Bar Person. Pays £100 for the role of German Solider. Expenses covered (travel, accommodation, food).

Seeking talent
Nationwide (United Kingdom; Ireland)

Additional Instructions
Audition script for Barperson will be sent to your email once production has received your submission. In your cover letter, note your availability over the next few months and include any questions you have about the production. If you have any access to 1918-1947 costumes, note this, otherwise, send measurements for a costume. Apply to make an audition appointment. Times will be worked out through email.

Description
Casting a British period short film set in the late 1940s in England.