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Comment by Steven Grabo on October 19, 2009 at 10:38am

MARK! That was awesome.

Comment by Mark Troy on October 18, 2009 at 2:57pm

Here is a film I did for Waddy World Productions in Ft. Myers. Approximately 5-6 minutes long. Please feel to vote on it at the end if you enjoy it. Thanks for watching! >>> http://www.dailyfilm.tv/video/integrity

Comment by Dylan H. Jones on October 8, 2009 at 7:32pm

Hello out there! I'm seeking actors for a student film!

"Ghosts" – Synopsis:


A group called Florida Paranormal Investigators comes to Clearwater Key, seeking the ghosts of a newlywed couple who died tragically thirty years before. A semi-omniscent narrative voice guides us along, eventually revealed to be none other than the woman who passed away. Other strange rumors abound, including a potential Bigfoot sighting and the lure of buried Spanish gold. Through a series of twists and turns, one of the investigators finally unlocks the mystery behind the deaths and these other mysterious circumstances, and despite a near-fatal disaster an even greater reward than they could possibly imagine comes to them.

Dramatis Personae:

Alicia – (female, early 20s) A ghost, almost never seen, usually a voiceover that represents our perspective rather than trying to affect the outcome of things. She is known as the Lady in White. Died when very young, twenty-one, not long after her marriage to John, who we see but never hear from.


John - (male, early 20s) Alicia's silent ghost counterpart; he is known as the Grey Man.

Anne – (female, mid 20s) the leader of the paranormal team, confident but constantly over-thinking, worried that this will be her last chance to prove they have what it takes before their cash supply runs out. She is in a long-standing relationship with Todd, who is the other half of the funding for this organization. Although her skills tend more towards direction rather than technical expertise, she has the drive to push things to fruition, and surrounds herself with competent people.

Todd – (male, mid 20s) he is far less abrasive than Anne, the good cop of their routine. He is intelligent, enough to understand how important things are to Anne and not to get in the way or steal her thunder. He truly cares about her, as does she for him, and together they are the backbone of FPI.

Doug – (male, late 20s) knows his equipment, but is socially inept in a very obnoxious way. A former fraternity member, he is the oldest one of the group, willing to slum around with people younger than him so that he feels superior. At his core is a shy, vulnerable person, who has covered it over the years with a veneer of ADHD and grossly inflated ego. When the chips are down he will drop the douchebag routine and focus, making him key to keeping FPI running smoothly and occasionally saving the day.

Laura – (female, early 20s) A friend of Anne, a wiz at sound equipment. She brings her expertise to the table, as well as an unquenchable curiosity and a desire to understand the unknown. She is quiet when she wants to be, explosive and excited once she is comfortable with someone, and perfectly capable of taking care of herself. She is single, and constantly oogled by Doug; this bothers her more than she would like to admit.

Josh – (male, mid 20s) if there can be a hero in this story, it is probably Josh. He is the newest member of the team, an acquaintance of Todd. Josh is incredibly intuitive and clear-thinking, with a Sherlock Holmes-level encyclopedia of interesting information in his brain. He is ideally suited to be a historian; paging through hours of books and articles to find what he’s looking for is fun for him, not a chore. He knows nothing about cameras, and can be rather inept, but this is part of his charm.

Julia – (female, late 50s/early 60s) the innkeeper at the Sanddollar Hotel, site of the haunting. She is quiet, reserved and wishes for nothing except peace. She is very touchy about the stories that surround the hotel. She is fiercely protective of her younger brother, and will sacrifice herself to help him.

Toby – (male, early-to-mid 50s) the enormous mentally challenged younger brother of Julia. He has autism and was nearly seven feet tall by the time he reached his teens. Thirty years before he made a horrible mistake, which drove him further into himself and connected him very strongly to the one passion in his life: flowers. He works for Julia, and is fiercely protective of her as well.

The production dates are tentatively scheduled for the second and third week in November; if you'd like more info or want to set up an audition please e-mail me at hlodylanj@gmail.com. Thanks!

Comment by alan raynor on September 22, 2009 at 5:42pm

Hey actors! Did you know that a Sarasota theatre company will produce a FILM about Sarasota! The Life & Times of John and Mable Ringling! That's REALLY about Sarasota!!!.No clowns or freaks needed, just good acting. Call for casting specs.

Comment by Toby Circus Ballantine on September 22, 2009 at 12:36pm

Two gigs this week! A commercial in St. Pete, and a snazzy Birthday party in Tampa! Wow. This is my work. I like working. Got to work. All the time. Got to eat. Work faster!

Comment by Pat McCall on September 21, 2009 at 3:35pm

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Comment by Christine Alexander on August 27, 2009 at 6:15pm

Hey guys!

I need your help! I need you to come to this audition tomorrow or Saturday AND tell all your actor friends. (if you are not an actor... I am sending this to you because you know actors! Can you help spread the word??!)

It's an AMAZING opportunity. You are auditioning to be a web character - like Dylan is here: http://videowebsitehost.com/casting/ Isn't that cool?

PLUS they are giving away $250 for the best character (after you get the audition and are in The Players costumes, etc) - you will be able to solicit votes online.

Once you are a web character you will be in an online catalog for our clients to book you for paying gigs!! Your online web character will do all the auditioning for you!

SO... please, please come - let me know what time you want to come and TELL ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS!! And sign up now! http://videowebsitehost.com/casting/

xoxoxoox

Prep: Just come! I will be there all day Saturday!

Comment by Spotlight Kids!!! on August 18, 2009 at 2:07pm

Annie Audition workshop!
David Chernault who played Daddy Warbucks on the National Broadway
Tour of Annie and can be heard on the 30th Anniversary Annie CD will be
conducting an Annie audition workshop!
Any child wanting to audition for any production of Annie should attend.
Learn what so many other successful students have learned from Mr.
Chernault & Next Generation Kids. Get the “call back” and see how far
you can go! At the workshop, students (and parents) will learn invaluable
information.
Professional actors often work with private coaches and attend classes to help them with their auditions. It gives them the
confidence they need to showcase themselves at their best. The money spent is an investment in your child. Avoid unnecessary
surprises and give your child the edge they need to be their absolute best!
Workshop will be held August 22nd from 9:00-1:00 at Stage Door Studios 3755 South Tuttle Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 34239. For more information: 321-207-0300. Cost $125.00
3 NGK students cast in the Broadway National Tour of Annie.
Jocelyn Chmielewski as Duffy, Tianna Stevens as Annie and
Madison Zavitz as Pepper with Mr. David.
l Inside tips by Local Annie Choreographer Cynthia Howe Ashford
l How to correctly sing/perform the songs from the show
l Talk you thru the audition process
l What you should bring, headshot, resume, clothes
l Learn the dance combination expected at the New York audition by former National Tour cast members
l A valuable talk-back with Mr. Chernault about the business as a performer
l An even more valuable talk-back with former parents of the National Tour
l Discuss where to stay, how to get there, how to deal with moving on or not being chosen


Here’s what Annie director/lyricist and creator
Martin Charnin said about our students:
“Next Generation Kids is one of the most inviting professional training grounds for kids who aspire to make a
life in the theatre, that I’ve ever run across in all the years of my doing what I do. The program celebrates and
supports, and the lack of pressure is admirable. Kids are being kids and staying kids, at the same time that
they’re learning and enjoying their craft.”

Comment by Christine Alexander on August 14, 2009 at 5:17pm

Florida Studio Theatre is seeking Equity and non-Equity singers (male and female) for a fall workshop production of new music in the Cabaret. For more information, please contact James Ashford, Casting & Hiring Coordinator at 941-366-9017, ext. 309 or jashford@floridastudiotheatre.org

Comment by Christine Alexander on August 8, 2009 at 12:22pm

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE AUDITION

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