A thriller short film casting call for lead roles in Atlanta, Georgia.
Casting directors are now casting actors to work on scenes filmed in Atlanta, Georgia, in December 2022. Producers are looking for the following talent:
Character “Charli”
- Age: 30 – 40
- Description: African American, Female, 5’5 – 5’10, Slim Physique.
- Characteristics, ambitious, responsible, “goody two shoes”
Character “Marli”
- Age: 21 – 31
- Description: African American, Female, 5’0 – 5’5, slim physique.
- Characteristics: caring, holds grudges, promiscuous, petty
Character “Benny”
- Age: 35 – 45
- Description: African American, Male 5’8 – 6’2, Heavy Set.
- Characteristics: Reliable, curious, regretful, quiet
No modern hairstyles (dreads, colored hair). This is a 70’s period piece.
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Casting Call Short Film Drama/Thriller
Character “Charli”
- Age: 30 – 40
- Description: African American, Female, 5’5 – 5’10, Slim Physique.
- Characteristics, ambitious, responsible, “goody two shoes”
Character “Marli”
- Age: 21 – 31
- Description: African American, Female, 5’0 – 5’5, slim physique.
- Characteristics: caring, holds grudges, promiscuous, petty
Character “Benny”
- Age: 35 – 45
- Description: African American, Male 5’8 – 6’2, Heavy Set.
- Characteristics: Reliable, curious, regretful, quiet
No modern hairstyles (dreads, colored hair). This is a 70’s period piece.
Shoot Date: December 2022 ( 3 Day Shoot)
Call Time: TBA
Rate: PAID
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Non-Union
Interested? Apply Now
Acting Tips
One of the most important aspects of acting is conveying emotions convincingly. This can be difficult to do, primarily if you’re not used to expressing yourself emotionally. However, there are a few tips that can help you to better express emotions on screen.
- Get in touch with your own emotions. The first step to conveying emotions on screen is to be in touch with your feelings. Take some time to reflect on what makes you happy, sad, angry, etc., and tap into those feelings when acting.
- Use facial expressions. Facial expressions are a crucial part of conveying emotions on screen. Pay attention to how your face looks when feeling different emotions, and try replicating those expressions when you’re acting.
- Use your body language. Body language is another crucial aspect of conveying emotions on screen. How you stand, sit, or move can say a lot about how you feel. Please pay attention to your body language and try to use it to express emotions in your scenes.
- Use your voice. Your voice is another tool you can use to convey emotions on screen. The way you speak can say a lot about how you’re feeling. Pay attention to how your voice sounds when you’re feeling different emotions, and try to replicate that in your acting.
- Practice, practice, practice. The best way to get better at conveying emotions on screen is to practice. The more you do it, the better you’ll become at it. So, don’t be afraid to put yourself out there and practice conveying emotions in your acting.
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