Bethel Sheppard Bates

Casting Call: Understudy Actors for Various Roles in “Alias” The Movie

Job Description: We are excited to announce a casting call for understudies for various roles in the upcoming film “Alias,” a compelling story set in Philadelphia. This film revolves around a local hip-hop lyricist and composer who faces numerous challenges as he strives to follow his true passion in life. We are looking for talented and versatile actors to fill understudy roles for key characters in the movie.

Roles Available:

1. TRENT – Male, ages 24-34. He is Verses’ loyal friend, embodying the ‘ride or die’ spirit.
2. NORI – Female, 21 years or older. She is Vhal’s fling, characterized as ghetto fabulous.
3. LOLO – Female, 21 years or older. Nori’s best friend, also ghetto fabulous.
4. VERSES – Male, 25 years or older. A hip-hop artist and Vhal’s rival.
5. HARLEY – 28 years or older. Vhal’s mother, sensual and complex.
6. BOBBY – Male, 48 years or older. A friend of Sirus, with a nuanced character.
7. SAM – Male, 18-21 years. Eden’s student, young and impressionable.
8. TY – 21-27 years. A character from the Neigo neighborhood, with a tough exterior.
9. TANYA – Female, 18-21 years. Another of Eden’s students, youthful and dynamic.

Job Responsibilities:

• Learn and memorize lines and cues for the assigned role.
• Attend all rehearsals and be prepared to step in for main actors as needed.
• Work closely with the director and other actors to develop a deep understanding of the character.
• Participate in promotional activities for the film if required.
• Maintain a high level of professionalism and dedication throughout the production.

Requirements:

• Previous acting experience in theater, film, or television is preferred.
• Ability to portray complex characters with depth and authenticity.
• Strong memorization skills and adaptability.
• Availability for all scheduled rehearsals and filming dates.
• A professional attitude and the ability to work well in a team environment.

Compensation:

• This is a paid position. Compensation will be commensurate with experience and role.
• Additional benefits include exposure in a feature film, networking opportunities in the industry, and potential for future roles.