Female actress required for a short film (20-35 yo) - Adelaide
Tue, 14 Feb 2012, 05:49 amvirus7 posts in thread
Female actress required for a short film (20-35 yo) - Adelaide
Tue, 14 Feb 2012, 05:49 amA low/no budget short film with a still undecided title. The film would be directed by a french director and we intend to shoot it with a professional crew.
Auditions will be held on 25th February (Saturday). Time and location will be confirmed for individual applicants.
Location: Adelaide,South Australia
Payment details: no pay
Role:
Anna
A chirpy, good-natured, happy-go-lucky girl who works at a check-out counter of a supermarket.
Please feel free to forward your showreel, if any.
Closing date: 22 February 2012
Sex/Age: female 20-35 yo
Maximum Height: 175 cm / 5ft 9in
Languages spoken: English
Ethnicity: Any
Send in your submissions/applications to mumbling(dot)me(at)gmail(dot)com with "casting for Anna" in subject title.
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virusTue, 14 Feb 2012, 05:49 am
A low/no budget short film with a still undecided title. The film would be directed by a french director and we intend to shoot it with a professional crew.
Auditions will be held on 25th February (Saturday). Time and location will be confirmed for individual applicants.
Location: Adelaide,South Australia
Payment details: no pay
Role:
Anna
A chirpy, good-natured, happy-go-lucky girl who works at a check-out counter of a supermarket.
Please feel free to forward your showreel, if any.
Closing date: 22 February 2012
Sex/Age: female 20-35 yo
Maximum Height: 175 cm / 5ft 9in
Languages spoken: English
Ethnicity: Any
Send in your submissions/applications to mumbling(dot)me(at)gmail(dot)com with "casting for Anna" in subject title.
p.s. (dot) to be replaced by .
(at) to be replaced by @
Walter PlingeThu, 16 Feb 2012, 10:34 pm
What, no male actresses allowed?
Hard to tell the difference these days, I guess.
virusSun, 19 Feb 2012, 10:51 am
If we wanted to cast a
If we wanted to cast a male-actress I guess we would have explicitly stated that in the casting call. So in short, No male-actresses are not invited to submit for casting.
Walter PlingeSun, 19 Feb 2012, 12:15 pm
Tautology
Virus: I thinking he was pointing out your tautology - all actresses are female, so using the word female in front of the word is redundant.
virusSun, 19 Feb 2012, 04:08 pm
I know what other poster
I know what other poster was referring to, however, in this day in age, in my opinion, everything has to be stated "explicitly", just to make sure that we should not find ourselves in an awkward situation when the auditionee turns up at auditions! It may sound all too "unrealistic-situation" but this is an interesting world and things do happen.
Walter PlingeThu, 23 Feb 2012, 02:02 pm
Professionalism
Obviously an amateur. No casting director or producer in their right mind would act so haughtily. This is coming from a casting director/producer. I assume you got any applications for the film via this website? Very rude!
Tim ProsserThu, 23 Feb 2012, 06:05 pm
Assuming that your
Assuming that your explanation is the truth, and not just an attempt to cover up an embarrassing mistake, you are not actually doing yourself any favours by, effectively, stating that you're making allowances for the stupidity of the people you're trying to attract!
I hope you find your actress, anyway...a female one, of course.
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