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Job Description
A SAG dramatic short film titled “JOE, KNOW? NO!” is seeking talent to portray Joe, a grounded, thoughtful family man navigating the emotional friction of marriage, work, and boundaries. The project is written and directed by Asaph Polonsky, with Marchant Davis (REALITY) attached to play Rob.
Joe is an immigration lawyer, a devoted husband and father, and someone who appears confident with people he knows—but can read as shy or guarded with strangers. He’s optimistic but realistic, polite yet assertive, and values kindness and boundaries, even when others don’t return the same energy.
Job Responsibilities
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Perform as Joe in a dramatic short film, delivering naturalistic, emotionally grounded dialogue and reactions.
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Collaborate with the director and production team during rehearsal and filming to align performance with the story’s tone and pacing.
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Portray subtle relationship dynamics, internal conflict, and character authenticity in a concise short-film format.
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Attend a scheduled rehearsal day and be available for 1–2 shoot days as needed by production.
Requirements
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Gender: Male
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Age Range: 40s (approximately 40)
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Ethnicity: Any ethnicity
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Role Type: Supporting
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Must be comfortable portraying a married father of two and performing emotionally nuanced material.
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Professionalism on set, ability to take direction, and strong character-driven acting skills.
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SAG eligibility/affiliation preferred (project listed as SAG short film).
Compensation Details
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Rate: $250 per day
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Additional Time Commitment: 1 rehearsal day + 1–2 shoot days (paid shoot days; rehearsal details provided by production)
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Usage: Film festival circuit; additional distribution TBD