Live Mock Trial “Victim” Open Casting Call

Stepping into the role: Opportunity to portray “Victim” in a live mock trial in South Carolina.

In the legal world, there’s an exciting opportunity that transcends the boundaries of traditional acting. A unique casting call has emerged, inviting talented individuals to step into the shoes of a “Victim” for a live mock trial event that promises to be a game-changer for legal professionals and performers alike. This call for principal talent aims to bring authenticity, emotion, and depth to a courtroom scenario around Domestic Violence.

Imagine being at the heart of a live training event for lawyers, where your performance contributes significantly to developing their skills. The selected actor will hold the pivotal role of the “Victim,” an integral character in the upcoming mock trial titled “Victim.” The objective? To create a realistic courtroom setting that effectively mimics real-world legal proceedings.

This role goes beyond mere performance for the chosen actor—it’s an immersive experience. The actor will be entrusted with several responsibilities to ensure the success of the live mock trial event:

Portrayal of the Victim: The central task is to convincingly embody the victim’s character, reflecting the emotional and psychological complexities involved in a domestic violence case.

Realism and Immersion: The actor must maintain character throughout the event, providing participants with an immersive experience that closely mirrors actual courtroom dynamics.

Collaboration: Teamwork is vital. The actor will collaborate closely with fellow actors and legal professionals, weaving a seamless narrative that draws participants into the trial world.

Photo Evidence Shoot: An essential part of the preparation involves participating in a “photo evidence” shoot, where the application of black eye makeup is required. This session will capture the physical aspects of the victim’s experience and will last around 1-2 hours.

Live Mock Trial Participation: The grand event is scheduled for October 20th (the exact time to be announced). The chosen actor will take the stage to infuse the trial with authenticity, emotion, and a deep understanding of the victim’s perspective.

The casting call sets forth specific requirements to ensure the role’s utmost effectiveness:

Gender and Age: The ideal candidate identifies as a female in the 30s to 40s.

Location: Local to Columbia, SC, or its vicinity, as proximity greatly enhances the candidate’s suitability for the role.

Theatrical Background: Prior experience in live theater, acting, and improv training is a must, as it guarantees the skill set necessary to bring the character to life effectively.

Emotional Intelligence: Handling sensitive subject matter—like Domestic Violence—demands professionalism, emotional intelligence, and a respectful approach.

Dedication to Character: Commitment to maintaining character throughout the event is vital for delivering an impactful experience.

Collaborative Skills: Strong collaboration skills and the ability to take direction are essential for harmonizing with event organizers and fellow participants.

The casting organizers emphasize the sensitive nature of the subject matter. The actor stepping into the role of the victim must be fully prepared to immerse themselves in the character while upholding the utmost respect for the trial’s purpose. Compensation will be provided for the selected actor, with the details discussed during the casting process.

For those passionate about acting, with a penchant for realism, and a heart open to empathy, this casting call presents an exceptional chance to merge artistry with education. Stepping into the shoes of a “Victim” for this live mock trial offers more than just a role—it’s an opportunity to contribute to the growth of legal professionals while raising awareness about a pressing societal issue. Are you ready to take the stage and make a difference? The courtroom awaits your performance.

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Live Mock Trial “Victim” Open Casting Call

Job Detail: We seek talented individuals to fill the ” Victim ” role in a live mock trial event titled “Victim.” This unique opportunity involves participating as a principal actor in a live training event for lawyers. The event aims to simulate a real courtroom scenario and provide practicing lawyers valuable experience—the mock trial centers around the sensitive subject matter, specifically Domestic Violence. The selected actor will be an essential part of this educational experience, portraying the role of the victim realistically and compellingly.

Job Responsibilities:

• Portray the role of the victim in a live mock trial setting.
• Remain in character for the event, maintaining a realistic and immersive experience for the participants.
• Collaborate with fellow actors and legal professionals to ensure a seamless and engaging mock trial.
• Execute the “photo evidence” shoot on either September 13th or 14th, requiring the application of black eye makeup. This session will last approximately 1-2 hours.
• Participate in the live mock trial event on October 20th (specific time to be announced), bringing authenticity and emotion to the role of the victim.

Requirements:

• Identifying as a female in the age range of the 30s to 40s.
• Local to Columbia, SC, or nearby areas (preferred).
• Prior experience in live theater, acting, and improv training.
• Ability to handle sensitive subject matter with professionalism and emotional intelligence.
• Commitment to remaining in character throughout the entire event.
• Strong collaboration skills and the ability to take direction from event organizers.

Compensation: Yes, payment will be provided for the selected actor. The exact compensation details will be discussed during the casting process.

Note: Given the sensitive nature of the subject matter, this role requires a high level of professionalism and emotional awareness. The chosen actor will be expected to immerse themselves in the part while maintaining respect for the mock trial. Prior experience in live theater and improv training is essential to ensure the authenticity and effectiveness of the event.

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