A powerful coming-of-age short film is now casting African American talent for speaking roles and background parts in an upcoming Atlanta-based production. The film explores themes of identity, family, memory, and first love through an intimate, character-driven story.

This non-union short film offers stipend pay for speaking roles and provides meals, IMDb credit, and copy of the final film and BTS footage. Local Atlanta talent is strongly encouraged to apply.

Job Responsibilities

Portray assigned character in a dramatic short film
Participate in in-person auditions in Atlanta
Attend rehearsals and filming as scheduled
Collaborate with director and production team
Deliver emotionally authentic performances

Roles Available

Maze (Lead, 15)
Casting ages 18–22 who can convincingly play a teenager.

Young Maze / Maya (8–10 years old)

Caleb (15)
Casting ages 18–22 who can convincingly play a teenager.

Stella (15)
Casting ages 18–22 who can convincingly play a teenager.

Julia Williams (Mother, 35–50)

Mr. Christian Williams (Father, 35–50)

Extras
Non-paid background roles. Meals provided and IMDb credit included.

Requirements

African American actors
Ability to attend in-person auditions in Atlanta
Availability for rehearsals and filming
Legal guardian required to be present for all rehearsals and filming for child actors
Professional attitude and commitment

Compensation Details

Speaking Roles: