GALVANIZE: ISO - Actress (Short Film in Baltimore)

Good morning!

We are looking for our Liz! Referrals and forwards welcomed!

Art Imitates Life – Barbara Brandon Crofton

By Tiffany Alexander

 

Director: Dircelene Torres

Location: Baltimore, MD

Breakdown:

Liz (30-45)

African-American female. Age 39. Earthy, artistic, a comic book writer/illustrator and standup comic struggling to catch a break. Liz is considering quitting her comic book dreams to pursue a more steady career. She is passionate but life keeps beating her down. 

Here are the details:

Filming -  October 8-9 in Baltimore

Rehearsal - Oct 7 (in-person)

Rehearsal - Sept 28-Oct 2 (virtual)

Pay: $100/day (non-union), must work as local, housing provided (Friday and Saturday night)

Interested actors, please send a recent headshot, self-tape of a 1-2 minute monologue, and a good phone number to ikamcasting@gmail.com by Thursday, Sept 28, 2023.

Best,

Carletta

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He/she who takes a chance, who walks the line between the known and the unknown, who is unafraid of failure, will succeed. - Gordon Parks


May every day be the beginning of an endless self discovery and adventure......whether you like it or not. Embrace it and soar!     - H. Taha

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Watch the trailer!

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www.ikamproductions.com

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