N.E.A.A.T.O!

“Graves” (Pilot)
S-Class Conceptions Production
Location: New York
Duration: Starts 02/13/2009
Non-Union
Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis.

We’re currently casting 8 actors for several roles in a new television pilot named “Graves.”

As we understand it, there are definable physical laws that govern our known universe. For example, if you jump out of a plane gravity will pull you towards the Earth; this is Newton’s law of universal gravitation. Three women were born 24 years ago, one German, one Black, and one Chinese. Even though they were born on different continents and are of different races, they all share the same exact DNA. Johanna, Tia, and Amy are technically identical twins with a 100% DNA match according to our best scientific tests. These three women represent the beginning of the end for planet Earth. When the definable physical laws of our universe begin to breakdown chaos will ensue.

Visit our website for more info at: http://graves.sconceptions.com
Send pictures and resume to: sclass01act@gmail.com

8 breakdowns:

1. Amy - Age 18 to 30. This part calls for a 24 year-old Chinese female. Other Asian races welcome to apply. Petite. Pretty. Average height. This role requires an actress who knows how to cry for an emotional scene.

2. Johanna - Age 18 to 30. This part calls for a 24 year-old white female. Blond hair. Petite. Pretty. Average height. If you don’t have blond hair but feel this part is right for you still send us your resume and picture. If selected for the part you will have to dye your hair blond.

3. Tia - Age 18 to 30. This part calls for a 24 year-old black female. Petite. Pretty. Average height. This role requires an actress who knows how to cry for an emotional scene.

4. Marcus - Age 18 to 30. This part calls for a 25 year-old male. Any race. Medium built with a muscular body. Average height. This role requires driving. Person must have a driver’s license. The person applying for this part should know this part involves a lot of fighting. We are looking for a tough actor for a tough role. This role does require someone who knows how to cry for an emotional scene.

5. Ryu - Age 18 to 30. This part calls for a 25 year-old Chinese, Japanese, or Korean male. Slim to muscular build. Ryu is a very serious person and we’re looking for the right acting to reflect this.

6. Victor – Age 25 to 35. This part calls for a white male. Victor is sometimes a nerd and then again he is sometimes a maniac. We need an actor who can reflect this. This role does require someone who knows how to cry for an emotional scene.

7. Omar – Age 25 to 40. This part calls for a white male. This part does require someone that has fighting experience.

8. Rick – Age 25 to 35. This part calls for a white or Indian male.

Torn (Short Film)
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Location: Singapore
Duration: 5 - 7 days, starts 12th December 2008
Non-Union artist contracts
Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis.
Director: Loke Shen Fai.

This is a story about a secret relationship between two lovers. Against all odds, they manage to stay together, keep their secret baby and not hurt their loved ones.

Audition will be held on 15th November 2008, Saturday, 1100hr to 1700hr at Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Do email me at suhailasaid@gmail.com if you are interested. Thanks.

5 breakdowns:

1. Female / 25-30 yrs. / Chinese.
Joanne / Attractive / English-speaking

2. Male / 25-30 yrs. / Chinese.
Ben / Attractive / English-speaking

3. Female / 25-30 yrs. / Asian.
Linda / Attractive / English-speaking

4. Female / 25-30 yrs. / Asian.
Kelly / Attractive / English-speaking

5. Female / 51-60 yrs. / Chinese.
Mother/ Attractive / English-speaking / Motherly

Casting for ‘Requiem of a rose in Memoriam’, A Joseph Quek Film which touches on the topic of infidelity. Non-Union, very low pay but credit and contract for future projects, Shooting on Singapore in early January 2009.

Casting for the following role:

Ling (Age 20-24, Chinese) - Main female character play as the beautiful wife of Dave, one of the main actors. After following her husband to a party and only to realise that it was for exchanging partners for Sex. Emotional suppressed role. IMPORTANT: Must be prepared to go nude for certain scenes.

Send headshot and resume to: filmletproductions@gmail.com

Short-listed candidates will be informed of the audition dates via email.

Page 73 Productions (www.p73.org), a non-profit theater company dedicated to developing and producing the works of early-career playwrights, seeks a part-time intern to support all of our initiatives during the winter and spring of 2009 (January through May). During this time, Page 73 will be presenting the world premiere of Sixty Miles to Silver Lake by Dan LeFranc, directed by Anne Kauffman (beginning performances January 15, 2009), beginning work with our 2009 P73 Playwriting Fellow and beginning the selection process for the 2010 P73 Playwriting Fellow, working with members of our writing group “Interstate 73″ to facilitate readings of their work, and preparing for our summer 2009 Page 73 Summer Residency at Yale. We will also be working on ongoing fundraising and event planning projects.

Page 73 Productions is a ten-year-old company with a strong track record of presenting important work by some of the country’s most exciting emerging playwrights. Our 2007 production of 1001 by Jason Grote was recognized as one of the top ten theater events of the year by Time Out New York, and in 2006 Page 73 presented the world premiere of Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue by Quiara Alegria Hudes, which became a finalist for the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Drama. The Page 73 Playwriting Fellowship, founded in 2003, provides a year of support to one emerging playwright each year, including a cash stipend as well as production and career development support. Fellows have included Kirsten Greenidge, Quiara Alegria Hudes, Jason Grote, Krista Knight and Tommy Smith.

The intern will work closely with Page 73’s two Executive Directors to provide support for all aspects of the projects described above, as well as to help develop and maintain organizational systems (script logging system, paper and electronic files, mailing lists, etc.) for the organization’s office, and assist in fundraising and marketing projects. We are looking for a team player who is ambitious and enthusiastic about supporting our efforts to provide resources to new playwrights. Interest in and familiarity with the development of new works for the theatre is a plus. Basic computer skills including word, excel, internet research and mail merge are required, as are strong writing skills. Knowledge of website design and programming a plus. Candidates must be self-starters who are able to work independently on a variety of projects.
Hours are flexible but candidates must be available for a 15 – 20 hour per week commitment during business hours. There is a $100 per week stipend.
Page 73’s office is located at ART/NY’s South Oxford Space in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, near BAM.

This is an excellent opportunity for a student or young professional with an interest in learning about new play development and production as well as all aspects of running a non-profit theatre company. Page 73’s Executive Directors are committed to developing new talent for the theatre and look forward to creating opportunities for this new member of our team to grow as a theatre professional.

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to info@p73.org

General Internship:
Applicants should be able to work quickly and efficiently in a fast-paced and professional environment. Attention to detail and strong verbal communication and analytical writing skills are essential. Applicants should possess organizational skills and general office and computer skills, including computer familiarity with Microsoft Outlook, Excel and Word. Ideal candidates will be energetic and have a strong work ethic and basic familiarity with the film business and contemporary independent cinema.
Intern duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, general administrative assistance, performing database entry, office maintenance, tracking and researching projects in various stages of development/production, and evaluating project submissions for consideration (during off-hours). There will also be a heavy focus on research, as we are constantly expanding our knowledge base of film financiers, global production incentives, and industry implications of market trends. This position will provide motivated, disciplined individuals with invaluable and rewarding film industry knowledge and experience in the fields of film, television, and multimedia.

Cinetic Rights Management Internship:
Cinetic Rights Management provides film sales representation for digital media, and is dedicated to assessing the universe of licensing opportunities in order to maximize revenue on behalf of filmmakers. Duties include general administrative assistance, database entry, office maintenance, festival tracking and compiling print source information, evaluating project submissions for consideration (watching films during off-hours). Professional phone demeanor and strong writing skills expected. Knowledge of popular internet video portals and interest in film-related technology preferred. Metrics analysis skills a huge plus. Creativity and passion for independent film a must!

Finance & International Sales Internship:
The Finance and International Sales Department at Cinetic Media is looking for a qualified intern. Duties include general administrative assistance, database entry, office maintenance, evaluating project submissions, and daily industry research. Professional office and phone demeanor, strong writing and organizational skills expected. Prior film internship and knowledge of the film industry a plus.

Domestic Sales Internship:
This internship serves as support for active Cinetic sales projects and Sundance Film Festival preparation. Duties include: film coverage, industry research, maintaining detailed status worksheets for active Sales projects, maintaining release, box office, & press compilations for active Sales projects and industry films in general, compiling film festival requests for our films, and coordinating delivery of screeners. Must have prior internship in the film industry and an interest in the world of festivals/sales/distribution.

Cinetic Tracking and Submissions
In addition to being able to provide diligent and efficient administrative assistance, this position requires that you have a strong passion for independent film, diligent research skills, and the capacity and interest to evaluate creative materials (both scripts and finished films). Must be detail oriented, have the ability to multi-task, and a strong work ethic.

Hours/Compensation: A minimum time commitment of 2 days per week is required and hours are generally 10:00am-7:30pm. An internship term is generally a school semester. There is a $15/day stipend for transportation and meals.

Please email your resume and a cover letter including your availability, department(s) of interest, and why you are specifically interested in Cinetic to drew@cineticmedia.com
If you are familiar with script coverage, please also include a sample of your coverage.

New York Office, the bi-coastal talent agency, is looking for bright, dedicated interns to help out a few days a week in our Los Angeles branch. Get an inside view of all aspects of the industry as you gain knowledge and insight from working directly with our agents and clients. Please send your resume and cover letter to Peter via email at pe@nyoffice.net. This is an unpaid internship.”

Research, heavy phones, assisting on various projects, general office assistance.

Casting call for a student comedy short.

Synopsis:

A day in the life of Don and Daulton, two out of work actors turned hitmen after answering a craigslist ad.

Audition Details: Thursday (11/6) from 4:30-6:30pm and Tuesday (11/11) from 7-10pm.

The audition location will be near the Warner Brothers lot.

Sides and directions to location will be provided in response email.

Please send head shot and resume to casting@brodeoproductions.com

Shoot Dates: Saturday 11/15 and Sunday 11/16.

We are casting for the following roles

Lead:

Dalton - male mid 20’s
An unemployed actor and native Californian. He’s a fairly chill (read lazy) guy with out much of a moral compass. He is big/strong enough through an adult body over his shoulder.

Supporting Roles:

Social Security Office Supervisor: Female mid 40’s-50’s
Authoritative and controlling with a dash of sarcasm. Think any government employee you have encountered. You have no patience for the patrons you deal with on a daily basis. You’re also involved in a secret relationship with the Manager of the office. Today he hasn’t shown up for work. You’re can’t decide if this agitates or worries you.

Social Security Employee - Female mid 30’s-40’s
Friendly and ditzy but can summon an authoritative voice if needed. You try your best at this job but computers and accuracy are not one of your strong suites.

Social Security Employee - Male mid 30’s
As any government employee you aren’t too happy with your job. So if anyone gives you lip- you’re more then happy to tear them down.

Featured Extras:

Social Security Office Patron - Male mid 50’s-60’s
You’ve spent the better part of your day waiting in line at the Social Security Office. Naturally you’re not happy about it. If anyone asks you a question you may just snap. At present this is a non-speaking role so you must be able to convey these emotions with just one glance

Social Security Office Patron - Female mid 50’s-60’s
You’re a friendly and pleasant Nanna with a great sense of irony. Today you have to go to the Social Security Office- you’re not happy about this!

Angry Social Security Office Patron - Male 40’s-50’s
You’ve spent the better part of your day waiting in line at the Social Security Office. Someone is trying to cut the line- you’re going to give them a piece of your mind .

Compensation: NO PAY. Lunch and a dvd copy of the finished movie will be provided.

We’re shooting an Ultra-Low Budget movie in December and we are currently casting.

The movie is a 30 min. short comedy/horror. Its called Mormon Zombies from Outer Space!
The whole story is within the title. A meteor crashes on earth, a group of Mormons come across it and turns them into Zombies…. There ya go…. Now I assure you its no Gangs of New York, so if you’re looking for the next big break, probably not the project for you. With that said, there will be no nudity, “What, no nudity??”

We are currently casting ALL parts.

Here’s the skinny; Ok, so if you don’t have a sense of humor…well, then this isn’t the project for you. The project is/has been described as if Mel Brooks did a Zombie flick. Now the majority of the characters are Mormons. Yes, the ones that go door to door and seem to find the most inappropriate time to bug you. Please no prima donnas, only respond if you wanna have fun. So if you have problems poking a little fun at Mormons, then look somewhere else please and don’t bother contacting me. I’m a comedian, I don’t care who I make fun of because I make fun of everyone. Also, we don’t want to go through agents and agencies, online agencies. I just want to eliminate the middle man. I know this is straight forward, I don’t want to beat around the bush.

Auditions will be held sometime during the middle of this month (November) and filming will begin next month (December).

So here are the characters and a brief description of their personality.

MAIN CHARACTERS:

ED – 20’s – He’s been in the missionary game for a while and knows the tricks of the trade… or so he thinks he does. He’s that guy who is totally cocky about what he does that he thinks he is doing a great job at it. However it’s that he knows absolutely nothing in the long run.

STEVE – 20’s – He’s new to being a missionary, he’s young, bright eyed and bushy-tailed. He wants to be the best Mormon there is. He tries to hard but still doesn’t seem to get it. He’s the goody-goody, he doesn’t swear, doesn’t do anything that’s bad. He’s a very to the book Mormon.
(For Ed and Steve, it’d be great if we can get guys who look like average Joes.)

JOHNNY – 20’s – A bully, the typical high school bully. Even though he’s Mormon he and his lackeys do everything that’s against Mormon beliefs. They drink soda, coffee, smoke and curse. Although Ed and Steve are clean cut Johnny and his lackeys are not. They don’t dress to code. Johnny’s a rebel, his collar is unbuttoned, his tie is loose, even his bike is tough. He can be bigger/taller then the rest, nonetheless he’s a badass. Piercings are ok…for now. So far any ethnicity is ok.

JOHNNY’S GOONS (Supporting Roles):

BILL – 20’s – One of Johnny’s goons or lackeys so to speak. Every bully has his entourage of asshole followers and Bill is one of them. He’s not the brightest. He’s also not a total idiot either. He’s just a goon plain and simple. Facial hair and piercings are ok (Certain piercings maybe rethought). Any size and stature is ok…so long as you can ride a bike without huffing and puffing. Look tough,Any ethnicity is ok.

MARK – 20’s – Another of Johnny’s goons. Same as above, facial hair is ok as well as piercings (For now); any build so long as you can be athletic. You must look badass. Any ethnicity is ok.

JEFF – 20’s – Possibly the smartest out of the four. Again facial hair is ok as well as piercings (For now). Jeff is if anything smaller then Johnny, Bill and Mark but he is still physically fit.

The Rest of the Cast:

5 MORMONS – 18-28 – Clean cut. No facial hair, neatly combed hair, no piercings.

2 JOGGERS – Any ages – Physically fit. Male and woman or woman and woman. Any ethnicity. Look like joggers have jogging gear.

4-5 HOME OWNERS – Any ages – People to answer the door minimum of one to two lines each.

The movie takes place in a Cul-De-Sac in the suburbs. ALL MORMON PARTS NEED TO KNOW HOW TO RIDE A BIKE! I cannot stress that enough!

At the end of the shoot and if there is a possible midnight screening at the theater and the screening goes well….we will submit it into Cannes or Sundance Film Festival with a possible IMDB credit.

Please send a headshot or recent picture and your résumé to the e-mail address above or to Hecill359@aol.com or TheRev359@yahoo.com

At least 18 or over.
Know how to ride a bike (If you‘re auditioning for a Mormon Role).
Have a sense of humor.
And prepare to have fun.

No Pay. But you will receive Meals and a copy for your demo.

If you have any questions please feel free to ask.

We are looking for 2 Japanese girls who can speak Japanese for a Japanese commercial.
You will be featured and will be speaking on the commercial!

We need girls that look 16 to 24 years old.
(18TYL) You must be at least 18 years old.
If you can skateboard, that’s a huge plus!

Please e-mail headshots to kiricasting@gmail.com

Shoot date is still not set but may happen as soon as this Friday. (November 7th)

Location: Skate Park in Santa Monica
Compensation: $150 for 6 hours per person.

Vietnamese Commercial shooting in Pasadena

Need:
Asian, One female model, 18-30, 5′4 and higher
Asian, Two male models, 35-45, 5′8 and higher
All males: Extras- 30 males wearing black suits, white shirt, tie, to play paparazzis, photographers, etc., 25-50. Bring cameras, if you have them.

Shooting Thursday, Nov. 6, from 3-10 PM. It’s $80 in cash for backgrounds. Principals may be higher. Shooting takes place in Pasadena, there’ll be carpool vans from OC to Pasadena, if you want to carpool. If not, you can go straight to Pasadena with location address.

For vanpools, meet at their headquarter before 3PM:

Shawn Tran, Producer
Viet My Film
14541 Brookhurst St.,
Westminster, CA 92683

Please email pictures and contact info, if interested and any question you may have to stran@vietmyfilm.com.

Hey guys, I’m putting together a live version of the Karate Kid for a Network Presentation.

The Presentation is alrady cut, I want to beef it up using some live action.

I can get a copy of tape to you by next week.

We will shoot on Friday and I need:
1) Mr. Miyagi (40 to 50 asian Male)
2) Ali Mills (19-24 blonde female)
3) Johnny Lawrence (18-24 blonde male)

Our company has a variety of shows in development around town, we aren’t like everyone else who is trying to get you do stuff for free.

We actually work in the buisness, C0-Ep level and we have a real company and offices.

The show is a fun comedy show and you will get a high quality tape when done. plus you will have fun.

Send headshot & resume to: castingreality@aol.com

Location: Venice, CA

The 13th edition of City of Lights, City of Angels (COL•COA), A Week of French Film Premieres in Hollywood, will take place from April 20 to April 26, 2009 at the prestigious theatre complex of the Directors Guild of America.

Every year, COL•COA presents and promotes the best of current French Cinema in Hollywood. In 12 years, 144 new films and 100 new shorts have been selected. COL•COA has grown to become a showcase of at least 25 features, 20 short films and a 13,500 viewers capacity (15,000 in 2009).

COL•COA is funded by the Franco-American Cultural Fund, a unique collaborative effort among the Directors Guild of America, the Motion Picture Association of America, the Writers Guild of America, West and France’s Society of Authors, Composers and Editors of Music (SACEM).

Other organizations also support COL•COA: l’ARP (France’s Association of Authors, Directors and Producers), the Film and TV Office of the French Embassy in Los Angeles and UNIFRANCE.

Every year, COL•COA offers internships for students who are qualified and interested in being part of our staff. These internships are unpaid.

Your experience at COL•COA will be greatly beneficial professionally and very rewarding on a personal level. You will have responsibilities, you will meet many people and you will be part of a unique event in the Los Angeles film community. The week of the event demands intense work, but it is also a very fulfilling and exciting week, during which our interns are an integral part of the team.

Available internship positions for COL•COA 2009:

- Sponsor liaison intern
- Promotion intern
- Film department intern

If you are interested in one of these positions, please send your resume and cover letter to:

Guylaine Vivarat
contact@colcoa.org

For more information on COL•COA, go to: www.colcoa.org

SPONSOR LIAISON INTERN
Besides its public funding, COL•COA has considerably enlarged its pool of private sponsors since 2004. In 2008, the following private sponsors supported the festival: KTLA, Vivendi Games, TV5 monde, Air France, Mumm Champagne, Variety, LA Weekly, Indie 103.1 and more. We want to make sure our sponsors’ needs are addressed and their concerns heard.

Length of the internship:

Part time from March 16, 2009 to April 13, 2009)
+ full time (April 6 to 27, 2009) including evening and weekend work.

Duties:

• Create and update files with sponsor agreement details and contact information
• Track the details of sponsorship agreements and ensure compliance as well as good communication with our sponsors
• Coordinate sponsor benefits with festival staff, including complimentary tickets and invitations
• Coordinate shipment of in-kind products, sponsor advertisement and logos on posters, festival guide, invitations, postcards and other festival publications, as well as placement of sponsor banners during the event
• Assist with specific sponsored events during the festival
• Act as liaison with COL•COA sponsors at the Directors Guild of America during the festival
• Perform administrative duties and run errands as needed.

This internship must be part of a curriculum (college degree or equivalent) or the intern must be enrolled in a 2 year or 4 year college/university.
Own transportation a must.

Qualifications:

• computer literate
• excellent writing and communication skills
• organized and detail-oriented
• diplomatic and professional attitude
• self-starter, able to multi-task and remain calm in a fast-paced environment
• some experience with event planning and guest relations preferred

PROMOTION& VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT INTERN
Promotion is essential to insure the success of COL•COA. Over the years, we have developed a grassroots approach to promote the event. Our promotion campaign starts early and it intensifies a month before COL•COA. Each year, we have a street team of volunteers who put flyers around town in cafes and relevant places. We also do a lot of Internet promotion and ticket giveaways with radios and various organizations. The intern in charge of promotion will also assist the COL•COA staff with volunteer management before and during the event.

Length of the internship:

Part time February 16 to April 25, 2009.
+ full time April 5 to April 25

This internship must be part of a curriculum (college degree or equivalent) or the intern must be enrolled in a 2 year or 4 year college/university.
Own transportation a must.

Duties:

• Manage the COL•COA myspace/facebook page and other pages dedicated to the event
• Increase internet presence on websites, blogs, forums
• Update and expand the list of cafes, restaurants etc. where we can put flyers and posters
• Follow up on ticket giveaways/contests at COL•COA
• Communicate with professionals organizations helping us with promotion
• Supervise and manage scheduling volunteers before and during the event

Qualifications:

• Computer savvy
• Very good Internet skills
• Organized and detail-oriented
• Self-starter, highly motivated to help COL•COA 2009 be a great success
• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to work independently as well as part of a team
• Previous experience with volunteers and promotion preferred

FILM DEPARTMENT INTERN
This position assists the COL•COA staff in the office with all duties related to films. It is a central position that requires flexibility and multi-tasking. You will handle important duties such as making sure we get our films delivered on time, communicate with the projectionist before and during the event, gather film information and monitor screeners, assist our publicist with various tasks related to the films (research info, send pictures to press).

Length of the internship:

Part time from March 2 to March 30, 2009
Full time from March 30 to April 27, including some evening and weekend work.
Part time from April 27 to April 30, 2009.

This internship must be part of a curriculum (college degree or equivalent) or the intern must be enrolled in a 2 year or 4 year college/university.
Own transportation a must.

Duties:

• Create and update files tracking prints, screeners and promotional material
• Assist with the production of content for the COL•COA catalog and website (info on films, description of events, hi-res pictures)
• Assist the COL•COA publicist with film info, material and hi-res pictures
• Handle print-shipping duties before, during and after the event
• Coordinate the mounting of film posters with the printer
• Track and monitor screeners for COL•COA awards juries and acts as liaison with them
• Be the liaison with the projection room to monitor potential problems
• Assist theater manager with various duties during the event (Volunteers, Q&A sessions, audience award management, VIP seating)
• Assist the COL•COA staff with communicating information and screeners to moderators and interpreters
• Perform administrative duties and run errands as needed.

Qualifications:

• Computer savvy, comfortable troubleshooting technical problems
• Very organized, meticulous and detail-oriented
• Excellent communication skills, sense of diplomacy
• Excellent knowledge of French required
• Ability to work independently as well as part of a team
• Good knowledge of French cinema a definite plus
• Previous experience with print-shipping preferred

Location: Los Angeles/Hollywood

Seeking the best of the best - Super Star Interns!!

You will participate in the day-to-day activities and operations of our exciting award winning animation/television production company. Work in a thriving environment where your ideas are valued and your input is encouraged. Begin by learning the details of our daily operations then advance into production, photography, research, design, music and/or finance departments for a unique learning and hands-on experience. Must be able to work in a fast paced fun environment.

Desired skills: Photoshop, After Effects, Microsoft Office - Animation experience is a plus!

Free Breakfast on Fridays! Events!

We offer much more than just an internship - you’ll gain valuable experience and insight into the world of animation and children’s television.

Visit our website: www.LittleAirplane.com

Email resumes and cover letters to Karen@LittleAirplane.com

Northern California television production company is actively seeking wildlife experts with backgrounds in Evolutionary Biology, Ecology, and Zoology to be featured in a new cable network show. We are searching for individuals with personality, passion, and above all, a proven track record in researching and investigating genetic mutations.

Please e-mail a short bio, current photo, and video samples of your work to wildlifeexperts@gmail.com

Serious inquiries only.

National Corporate Theatre Fund (NCTF) is an association of ten leading regional theatres whose mission is to increase corporate and professional partnerships with non-profit arts organizations. We are currently seeking an Office and Event Management Intern to support our marketing and fundraising efforts.

Events include creation of a cultivation program at our Off-Broadway affiliate theatres, several networking events for our corporate members at Broadway shows, sponsorship initiatives, our semi-annual Broadway Roundtable (recent panelists include Lea Michele, Cynthia Nixon, Bob Martin, and others). Our major event this spring is our 2008 Chairman’s Awards Gala in April. This position will assist in the execution of these events, maintaining and promoting Save My Seat® (our online ticket discount program), and general office administration and setup.

Candidate should be available 15-20 hrs/week, beginning January through May. Dates and schedule are flexible. Applicants must have strong computer skills (Excel and Word essential, Access, Publisher, HTML a plus), great phone manner, sense of humor a must.

National Corporate Theatre Fund supports Actors Theatre of Louisville, American Conservatory Theater, American Repertory Theatre, The Cleveland Play House, The Old Globe, Guthrie Theater, Long Wharf Theatre, Center Theatre Group, Seattle Repertory Theatre, and Trinity Repertory Company. For more information about NCTF, visit our website at www.nctf.org.

Salary: Stipend ($50/week for 20 hours)

Please email a cover letter and resume to: emiller@nctf.org (attn: Emily Miller)

“Thujone”
Drama League “Directorfest”
$400 project stipend.
Artistic Director: Roger Danforth
Writer: Mat Smart
Director: Wes Grantom
Casting: Dani Super

Two-week project: 1st rehearsal: December 2.
Runs for five performances December 11 – 14 at TBG Theatre.

Two old friends, Michael Montressor and Michael Fortunado, meet late one night at the entrance to Montressor’s vineyard. Montressor invites Fortunado to taste a rare batch of genuine absinthe, and Fortunado agrees before understanding the full extent of what Montressor has in store for him.

Seeking:

Montressor: Man, late 20s – mid 30s. Owner of a failed vineyard in Calistoga, CA. Keeps to himself, but is very likable and extremely intelligent. Very protective of his family legacy.

Fortunado: Man, late 20s – mid 30s. Owner of a very successful vineyard in Calistoga, CA. Built his fortune from nothing, and is very popular is the community. Confident, good-looking, and quite nice. Has a certain pity for Montressor.

NYC appointment auditions are coming up. To be considered, please submit photos and resumes to danisupercasting@gmail.com by November 17, 2008

Hi my name is Crystal, I represent a company called Monstar Films, a multi-media video production company. We specialize in shooting high quality music videos, commercials, reels, documentaries, and much more at indie prices.

We are shooting a Tax Resolution commercial for one of our clients. We need a male actor to play the lead role in it. (Destinguished male 38 to 58. Good speaking voice,great presentation.)

Please do not send self taken bad quality photos.

Please send us 2 photos of yourself along with your full name and contact info. If you have any footage of your past work please send that as well. PLEASE REPLY ASAP. This is a paying gig. Details will be discussed upon approval.

We look forward to hearing for you,

Crystal M Brister.

Monstar Films LLC
4442 Arthur Kill RD.
Staten Island NY, 10309
P: (718).227.3171
E: Crystal@monstarfilms.com

Here is a link to our website: http://www.monstarfilms.com/

PLEASE SEND ONLY PROFESSIONAL PICtures WE WONT CONSIDER ANY OTHERS!!

Small production company is casting for a TV Commercial. We are looking for the following:

• One Male Detective Actor (between that ages of 24-26)
• One Male Police Officer (Between the ages of 24-26)
• Female Victim (Between the ages of 21-25)

There will be a casting today in TriBeca at 7:00p.m., and the commercial shoot will take place on 11.6.08 at 6p.m.

Please send all head shots and resumes to Marc.artoffashion@gmail.com

My name is Jesse, I’m a 23 year old English teacher, living in Shanghai. Last May, when I was looking for jobs on Asia expat, I saw an ad for television producers for a new Chinese television network called Blue Ocean Network. I pitched an ‘untitled’ show and the network loved it! The exact words pitched to BON:

“The show revolves around the lives of four female expats living in Shanghai. These women would explore the city, share their personal lives, openly video blog their experiences and discuss issues that affect expats and Chinese alike. No professionals, no actors, just real ladies, living and loving China.”

The shows format is a mixed media, it would include documentary like sequences, talk show formats, and video blogs, with the possibility for news-like segments of what’s going on around the city. Well to get to the good part, they are very interested and are willing to fund a pilot episode, and possibly more if the pilot is approved by the big wigs and test audiences. The deadline in December 12th, which means I have to get the ball rolling. I need to find 3-4 foreign (not necessarily western) ladies living and working in this beautiful city of Shanghai, by the 15th! Anyone with any sort of television background get extra points! The show is still developing, so I really want a lady with ideas. DIVERSE BACKGROUND A PLUS!!!

Please email me (bobsagetisevil@yahoo.com) with your:

Name:
Age:
Martial status:
Short bio:

As well as a picture of you. If you are a video blogger, some links to your blog would be great!

Location: Pu Xi
Compensation: Negotiable

Production Co. based in Shanghai is looking a professional Chinese actress/host:

– age: around 25;
– must speak perfect Chinese Mandarin;
– beautiful, moden look; open personality;

please send photo and contact info. to: qing652001@yahoo.com

Compensation: per project

Columbia student seeks three child actors for a final project.

Ideally, this will be a boy from 6-8, a girl from 4-6, and a girl from 2-4.

The story is about a boy who, while his parents are fighting, recalls a nightmare that he has been having. When he snaps to, he takes his sisters away from the arguing in big brother fashion. He then turns his nightmare into a superhero fantasy.

Open casting calls may be happening soon, but I’d like to get a jump start.
Feel free to ask any questions you may have about the story.
Shooting will start somewhere between 3 and 4 weeks.
Food will be provided for during the shoot.

Reply to: danielclynn@gmail.com
Location: Chicago or Near Suburbs

Hello! I am a film student at the Art Institute of California - Los Angeles. I am looking for a male and female with acting experience to be apart of a workshop I will be holding. We will be re-creating a scene from the feature film, Erin Brockovich. This will be an awesome experience to be apart of! The casting will be held on friday. Please contact me (lovinlife1021@yahoo.com) if you are interested so I can put you on the schedule.
*You will be paid with a copy of your work to add to your reel!

Have a good day!

Location: Santa Monica
Compensation: no pay

We are shooting a spec commercial for a popular brand name snack. This is an extremely easy gig - no dialogue needed! Role requires strong facial expression and the desire to have some fun! Comedic ability is a plus!

This is a great opportunity to build your reel. Copy and credit will be be available. Must be NON-UNION.

Casting off of headshots and photos. Please send yours to funcommercial@gmail.com and include your phone number and email address.

We are shooting this Saturday, November 8th. Food will be provided!

Location: West LA
Compensation: $30 and meals

If you live in the LA area and want to have your favorite Food Network star answer your grilling question we want to hear from you!! We’ll be filming in LA in January and are looking for big fans of Bobby, Giada, Paula, Alton, Neelys, Guy, Aida, etc.

Love to watch the Food Network but can’t cook as well as your favorite star? Now’s your chance to have your Grilling question answered, possibly even in-person! Inspired by letters from fans, Dear Food Network features top chefs answering your cooking concerns, problems and challenges.

Have a question about global grilling (Mexican, tandoori, Italian, Korean), improving an All-American dishes (hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken), seafood, or how to make a tasty dessert on the grill? Our Food Network stars are here to help improve your recipes and grilling skills!

We’re looking for fun, creative 20-second videos (DVD or MiniDV) to incorporate into the show. For video guidelines please contact me at foodnetworkseries@gmail.com. Also send us your stats (name, age, city/state, living situation, contact info) plus a recent photo, a little about yourself, and your cooking questions. Applications need to be big fans of our chefs! Tell us who you love and why!

The best questions/videos will be used on the show and some people will get to have their question answered in person by his or hers favorite chef! Please send your DVD or MiniDV to:

Embassy Row
Att: Dear Food Network
110 Leroy Street
7th Fl.
New York, NY 10014

All entries must be received no later than Monday December 8th.

Oxygen is a program service of NBC Universal Cable Entertainment and is currently available in over 74 million homes. The network was launched in 2000 to fill a void in the television landscape – creating a network targeted to younger women. Oxygen is rewriting the rulebook for women’s television, with a vast array of unconventional and original programming including “The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency,” “Coolio’s Rules,” “The Bad Girls Club” and “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood.”

The Digital & New Media Department is looking for interns in the following areas:

• Marketing
• Editorial
• Production
• Design
• Social Media

Below are descriptions and qualifications for each.

Marketing/Editorial
Description
Assist with production and promotion of digital initiatives around network programming. Monitor and update Myspace, Facebook, show message boards, etc. for corresponding initiatives. Manage photos and video. Update WAP site.
Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of Microsoft applications: Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Marketing, New Media, Communications, English or related major

Design
Description
Daily front-end design changes. Create promotional banners (Static and animated GIF). Cut and resize photos. Assist Digital department handling various projects for a television network including: website creation, HTML newsletter, banners, Facebook and Myspace pages, WAP site, etc.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with image optimization and web standards a plus
Flash Skills preferred
Web Design, Graphics Arts, or related major

Production
Description
Assist Online Marketing department in the handling of daily updates, maintenance, and creation of new content for the oxygen.com website. Opportunities also to help out with additional digital marketing initiatives including HTML newsletters, Facebook and Myspace pages, WAP site, etc.
Preferred Qualifications
Ability to hand-code HTML
Some experience working with CSS, JavaScript or XML
Photoshop experience and skills
Information Technology, Computer Science, Web Design or related major

Social Media
Description
Promote and build site traffic through social networks, blogs, message boards, gaming, etc.
Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of social networking, blogging, internet trends, and SEO
Familiarity with widgets and online gaming
Marketing, New Media, Communications or related major

Type of Internship: Academic Credit REQUIRED
Education Level: Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Grad Student
Required Hours Per Week: Part Time (10-20 hours/week)
Requested Days Available: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Computer Skills: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Photoshop (design & production intern only), CSS (production intern only), JavaScript (production intern only) and XML (production intern only)

Send all resumes to Melanie.English@nbcuni.com. Please indicate which internship you are applying for (Marketing, Editorial, Production, Design or Social Media) in the subject line.

Looking for older actors of asian decent, pref. 50years old +.
The scene: two friends, or life-long partners, are sharing a meal together in their home, and the pranskter of the pair steals a piece of food out the other partner’s bowl / plate. The scene is quite short, (2 min takes) and shooting will probably take just one afternoon (3 hours).
Shoot date: ASAP, flexible.Shoot will be in New York, NY. No previous experience necessary. There is no nudity or profanity. Please email headshot or recent photo.

This is for a student project, MFA thesis.
Compensation: $25per hour, copies of video, and production stills.
Please email ka-man.tse@yale.edu

Many thanks!
Ka-Man

For sample work please go to www.tsewhat.com (firefox or safari supported). And also: NYTimes.org: Permalink
http://video.on.nytimes.com/?fr_stor…5a069070174fc0

Currently casting a stylized 16mm short to be filmed in a studio and Central Park. The story is equally inspired by the unique folk stories to come out of Iceland and Jean Cocteau’s work in the fairy tale style.

Please see http://www.octavia.net/vikings/huldufolk.htm and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkOmMVpz1tM (0:15 and 5:30) for references.

The story features a girl who rescues a boy from the cold. They fall in love, but she is hiding the fact that she is an elf.

• Elf Girl: 20s-30s, very very blonde (or willing to become so), Large expressive eyes, mysterious but friendly
• Boy: 20s-30s, expressive eyes and gestures (think old silent movie), sad but determined.

This will be shooting in studio within the next couple of months and outside in Central Park based on snowfall.

Must be able to be flexible for a last minute call determined by weather. We will be shooting in the snow, but you’ll be dressed warmly.

This is an ultra-low budget production, but I respect your time and talent. As such I can offer only small (but negotiable) sums. We can work something out.

Please send headshots and resume to ayleeax@hotmail.com.

INGENIUS
WORKS OF WRITERS FROM THE FORUM AT MANHATTAN THEATRE SOURCE
AEA SHOWCASE (PENDING)
NEW YORK, NY
Casting Director: Katherine Hinchey
Callbacks: November 14th 10:00am-6:00pm & November 15th 10:00am-2:00pm & November 16th 10:00am-1:00pm (1 hour per play)

OPEN CALL
NOVEMBER 8 - 10:00AM-2:00PM
NOVEMBER 9 - 10:00AM-2:00PM

Location:
MANHATTAN THEATER SOURCE
177 MACDOUGAL ST
NEW YORK, NY 10011
TEL: (212) 260-4698

Three programs of short plays and two full length plays. Sign up for an audition slot available immediately at Manhattan Theatre Source (177 MacDougal St.). One-minute monologue required.

PROGRAM A:
Tech: January 10th-12th
Run: January 12th–14th @ 8pm

EPIC STORY OF LOVE AND SEX
by Richard Vetere (Pulitzer prize nominee for “Machiavelli”)

• Male lead: same actor plays a young boy, a teenager and an adult. Fast-talking, funny from Queens.
• Ralph, Teenager, Young Man with Guitar and Gino: tough Queens/Brooklyn guy.
• Young girl June, Carol, Young Wife, Sara Viola, Teenager Girl #1, Lurcia Narducci: Female any age.
• Perfect Female, Girl #2, Girl #3, Sister and Lunetta Narducci: Female any age.

DAR AND MATEY
by Larry Pontius

• Dar: male, pirate, any age any race
• Matey: pirate, male, any age any race
• Terrible Titian of the Moon Tim: any age, any race, any sex (will also play a king, Princess or Guard)
• Deadly Destructive Robot of Doom Dave: any age, any race, any sex (will also play a king, Princess or Guard)

DOWNTOWN
by Vanda

• Kate: In her 30s, one of those anonymous women we often see on rush hour subways. She wears sneakers and keeps her shoes in her purse.
• John: Male, In his late 20s, wants to do his job and get home, until he meets Kate. Every attempt should be made to speak the language he uses as written.

PROGRAM B:
Tech: January 24th-26th
Run: January 26th-28th @8pm

THE DEGAS INCIDENT
by Vinnie Marano

• Edgar Degas: White male, 20s, a dandy, a little self-important
• Magistrate: Older, rougher, lower class. Delights in puncturing the pretensions of the rich.

I KNOW THE TRUTHby John Watts

• Young Jody: Female, 19-22, African-American. Late sixties college clothes – afro hair style
• Young Alan: Male, 19-22, White-American. Late sixties college clothes – conservative (not hippy)
• Older Jody: Female, 52, African-American. Sophisticated present-day casual clothing
• Older Alan: Male, 52, White-American. Sophisticated present-day casual clothing

MASS INDIVIDUALITY
by Laura Schlachtmeyer

• Woman: any age and nationality
• Man: any age and nationality
• Nameless: male, any age and nationality
• Ensemble: 3 male, 2 female, any age and nationality

AMERICAN JATAKA
by Ed Malen

• Actor One: Male or female, ethnic, playing many roles.
• Actor Two: Male or female, ethnic, playing many roles.
• Actor Three: Male or female, white or ethnic, playing many roles.

PROGRAM C:
Tech: January 31st – February 2nd
Run: February 2nd-4th @ 8pm

DECEMBER
by Pamela Yaco

• Emmie: Caucasian, middle aged visiting nurse. A little burnt out, she is cool in a crisis. She can identify and control the situation. She is compassionate has a sense of humor.
• Mr. Campbell: An old man who wants to die; he is in terrible pain. He is tired, poor, any race, cantankerous, crusty, scruffy, some beard.

PRESUMPTUOUS
by Paul Jordan

• Tom Downey: Male, 50s, full of life, awkward and halting in his speech, but sincere and very open. Tom knows what he’s living for.
• Margaret Maloney: Female, 45-50, fast-talking, lovable, but very protective, street-wise New Yorker. Sarcastic, short with people and funny. Her shortness hides her sensitive nature.

WHAT WE PLANNED FOR
by Jen Thatcher

• Dan: Male, mid-to-late 30s, fairly mild-mannered, eager to be a fat