Reality Show Seeking Camera Assistant & Field Sound Mixer (Detroit, MI)

March 10th, 2010

Detroit Film Crew Jobs

Reality Show seeking a well experienced Camera Assistant to support HDX-900 camera operators in Detroit Metro Area. We are also looking for field sound mixers who can boom and mix for shoot in Detroit Metro area. Mixers must own their own gear. Package should be equal or similar to 4 wireless lavs, 4 channel mixer, boom, wireless hops, and comteks.

Weeks will be 4-5 days a week and sometimes on weekends.  Approximate dates are April 1st – May 15th.  Compensation to be determined.  Please submit resume/production experience to email address below.

Please only apply if you’re in the greater Detroit area.

Please submit resume, demo, or production experience to Justin at the below address.

pawncrew@gmail.com

Male Teenage Actor Casting For Short Film (Detroit, MI)

March 9th, 2010

Detroit Independent Filmmaker Casting

Looking for a actor who can portray a Caucasian teenage boy within the age range of 15-18 who is athletic and confident. The young man is charming and has a great smile. However, his charm is quite deceptive when he turns on a teenage girl.

The film is the continuation of a short film by Detroit Independent Filmmaker Kim Rice.We will be shooting within the next two months to wrap the film up. This is an unpaid gig, but rather a great opportunity to build an actor’s reel and gain experience in the field.

Looking for an actor who has a flexible schedule and is serious about the task.

Please email me at kimricefilms@yahoo.com for details.

Feel free to send a resume and headshot as well. Auditions will be held in Detroit, MI within the next week. Thank you for your time!

“Phoenix Armageddon” CG Animated Film Casting Actors (Oakland County, MI)

March 9th, 2010

Non-Union Film Casting Call

The Phoenix Armageddon Film Casting

The Phoenix Armageddon is a CG animated, Independent, Sci-Fi drama intended for film festival submission. All roles are non-union, and unpaid. However, actors cast for the film will receive valuable experience and national exposure if the film makes final selections. Further compensation will be discussed with those who are cast.

Actors of all types are encouraged to audition. If you do not meet the set description of a certain character, you are urged to still audition for that role if you feel you could accurately portray the given character. As this is an animated film, physical appearance will not be much of a factor in final casting.

Actors Must Prepare a Monologue

We ask you prepare a thirty second monologue to showcase your abilities. A short script will also be provided. Auditions are not open to the public, so you must call or e-mail for the location and to reserve a time slot.

For location and to reserve a spot e-mail casting@tkmoonlight.com.

Actors are required to choose three or more audition slots. Also state whether you will be auditioning for a specific role. Reservations are on a first come first serve basis.

All actors must prepare a thirty second monologue. A more character specific script will be provided at the time of audition.

Sydney Turner – Michigan Actress

March 9th, 2010

Sydney Turner

sydjd@yahoo.com

Sydney Turner - Michigan Actress

Sydney Turner - Michigan Actress

Film:

  • Politics as Usual – Simone (Principal) – Dir. Shawn Woodard/Woodard Entertainment
  • A Glad Awakening – Cynthia (Lead) – Dir. Erica Hayes/Endangered Creations
  • Trust – FBI Agent – Dir: David Schwimmer/Dark Harbor Stories
  • You Don’t Know Jack – TV Reporter – Dir: Barry Levinson/Home Box Office
  • Alleged – Townsperson – Dir: Tom Hines/Dean River Productions
  • The Irishman – Girl in Night Club – Dir: Jonathan Hensleigh/Code Entertainment

Education:

University of Michigan—Ann Arbor, Bachelor of Musical Arts in Theory

Training:

  • Private acting instruction, including monologue preparation (current) – Rio Scafone
  • Commercial and audition technique (current) – Rio Scafone
  • Audition Skills Workshop (January 2010) – Sarah Reule, Carrie Ray Casting
  • Cold Readings and Scene Study Workshop (February 2010) – Steve Blackwood
  • Audition Techniques Workshop (February 2010) – Gordon Michaels

Special Skills:

Practicing lawyer, courtroom scenes, trumpet, flute, basic piano, works well with children

Professional Testimonial Casting for Paid Product Study (Wayne County, MI)

March 9th, 2010

Beauty Product Testimonial

We are seeking people from Wayne County who can film a professional testimonial shoot and get involved in our paid product study. We are a brand new company having just launced a very innovative beauty product. We are needing your feedback on our product, how it can be improved, etc. You do not need acting/modeling experience, however you must have a very clear speaking voice and enunciation.

Please send inquiry to Brendafjw976@hotmail.com.

“One Last Call” Short Film Casting Call (Detroit, MI)

March 8th, 2010

One Last Call Productions

Seeking actors for the upcoming independent short film One Last Call; a thriller drama about two men who find them self on a one-way road to death, and there is no turning back.

The shoot is scheduled for April/May 2010 in Detroit region of Michigan. We are seeking a wide range of actors with a good range of acting experience and all are encouraged to audition.

Audition Information

Auditions and walk-ins will be held:
Monday; March 8th from 6pm – 9pm
Thursday; March 11th from 6pm – 9pm
With a possible call back on Thursday; March 18th 5pm – 6pm

Location of auditions:
1604 Clay Street (2nd Floor)
Detroit, MI 48211-1972
www.ricdetroit.org

To schedule an audition time slot and receive script sides in advance, please email your head shot/picture and resume to onelastcallproduction@gmail.com.

Walk-In auditions will be held on a first-come, first-serve basis. Walk-ins please prepare a brief monologue showcasing your abilities or we will provide script sides.

Characters

TOM – man, late 20’s to early 30’s
DODGE – man, early to late 20’s
RED DRESS – woman, early 20’s
LITTLE TOMMY – young boy, 8 to 12
MOTHER – woman, late 20’s to early 30’s
FATHER – man, early 30’s

* extras will be cast as well.

“Creep Van” Gaffer, Grip and Script Supervisor for Low Budget Horror Film (Detroit, MI)

March 8th, 2010

Detroit Film Production Jobs

Small, low-budget, horror movie shooting in Detroit and Northern Michigan in May is looking for a gaffer, grip and script supervisor for a 21-day shoot. Candidate must have have prior experience, though student filmmakers with a good working understanding of the job will be considered.

No or low pay based on experience but a great opportunity to get IMDB credit on a full feature and to gain additional real-world experience. Candidate must be able to meet with director and D.P. on Wednesday, Mar 10 at noon.

Send resume or list experience with full contact info to mckinlayscott@yahoo.com.

Film’s website is www.creepvan.com.

EMU & the Michigan Production Alliance Host Free Film Seminar

March 5th, 2010

Eastern Michigan University & the Michigan Production Alliance present:

Harvey Ovshinsky’s

How to Produce a Career in Film and Video Production

Saturday, March 27, 2010
9 a.m. to noon OR 1:30‐4:30 p.m.
Morning registration: 8:30 Afternoon registration: 1:00
Eastern Michigan University’s Quirk Theatre
THIS EVENT IS FREE

Harvey Ovshinsky

Harvey Ovshinsky

  • Have the Michigan filming incentives sparked your interest in a career in
    film and video production?
  • How can you cash in on the demand for storytelling required for broadcast,
    cable, the Web and institutional and corporate communications?
  • In the meantime, how do you find work when there aren’t any jobs?

This seminar is both an introductory program offering practical advice for students and others new to the industry – as well as a highly motivational refresher course for anyone who is struggling in mid – career and could use some help in polishing and honing their survival skills.

How to Produce a Career in Film and Video Production focuses on the branding and entrepreneurial side to film and video storytelling. It is rich with content; providing participants with real‐world examples and personal stories about how to start out, grow, and sustain a career in Michigan’s burgeoning, yet tenuous, production environment.

Topics include:

  • “How do you make work when you can’t find any?”
  • “How to rewrite your story so that your job search has a happy ending”
  • “The 10 best mistakes I ever made and what I learned from them”
  • “Plan C: Should I stay in Michigan or should I go?”

More about Harvey Ovshinsky

The Detroit News describes this producer and story consultant as “one of this country’s finest storytellers.” Harvey’s work, which spans the universe of print, broadcast television and radio, digital storytelling, as well as primary, secondary, and university education, began in the turbulent ’60s and continues full force today.

IN FILM & VIDEO PRODUCTION:

Harvey Ovshinsky has been awarded broadcasting’s highest honors including a national Emmy, a Peabody, a duPont ‐ Columbia University Award, and the American Film Institute’s Robert M. Bennett Award for Excellence.

The Quirk Theatre at Eastern Michigan University is located in Ypsilanti, off I94.  For campus map and parking information go to:  EMU Map & Directions

HGTV “All American Handyman” Contest – Casting

March 5th, 2010

HGTV New TV Series Casting!

HGTV

HGTV is seeking charismatic, energetic, non-professional handy men and women to participate in the upcoming competition series, “All American Handyman”. Strong carpentry skills, experience with tools, creativity and excellent problem-solving skills are a real plus. The winner will be awarded a significant prize package.

To apply, click below to download the application form and the rules and eligibility requirements.

Download the “All American Handyman” Application Form
Download the “All American Handyman” Rules and Eligibility Requirements

You can e-mail your completed application form to allamericanhandyman@hgtv.com, or print it out and send it via snail mail to the address listed near the bottom of the application form.

“Dark Prism”, “Bondsmen” and “Citizen X” Casting Call (Ferndale, MI)

March 5th, 2010

Talent Call: for Actors Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Actors for the following projects, various roles casting now:

Dark Prism (feature film / crime thriller): Seeking Full Cast and Extras
Bondsmen (documentary): B Roll, Interview or Voiceover
Citizen X (TV): B Roll

Location: Via Nove, 344 W 9 Mile Road, Ferndale, MI 48220 P: 248.336.9936
Directions: On 9 Mile, just west of Woodward Ave, north side of the street
Time and Dates: Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 – 6:30PM to 9:00PM

Actors have your resume and bio, head shots, and demo real, if you have one, with you at the audition. Those with a professional perspective on acting preferred. Currently we are in preproduction with 2 films, 2 television pilots, 3 trailers and shots for a documentary. Over the course of the next year we plan to do these projects and some affiliate work. The auditions will be under consideration for these projects.

Please send an email to ldebruyn@redlinecinema.com for a copy of scene sides in MS Word document format.

Once you have received the sides, please pick and prepare one of the included scenes along with a scene or monologue of your own.

Future Projects:

Hidden (feature film): Seeking Full Cast
Cold City (feature film): Seeking Full Cast and Dancers