UPCOMING AUDITIONS

8-14 year old boys needed for “Magnus Rex” (The Dark Knight)

tentatively on July 23^rd and August 10^th. Ethnics are especially needed. Please create a free profile asap at www.mossercasting.com if interested. We will contact if you are chosen. Please do not call the office or email.

If you already have a profile created, make sure to update your pics and info. Remember, you do not need to pay to be on file with us. It is a free service. You will receive emails prompting you to activate/pay for your profile but you don’t have to do this. Thanks!

The Avengers - Open Casting Call for Extras Independence, OH

Source: Ohio Film Office

Open casting call for extras for the Marvel feature film The Avengers.

Saturday, July 16, 2001, 10 – 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Independence, Independence, OH

For details, go to http://www.ohiofilmoffice.com/JobsHotline.html

Open audition for the next KICKS movie!

Men and Women of any age that are of either Caucasian of African American ethnicity are welcome to audition. There are quite a few roles to fill that range everything from children to older folks. Some will be smaller parts, but no less important. The story includes several Caucasian families with children who help slaves escape as well as a couple of slave families.

People who would like to audition can visit www.kicksflicks.org and click on "Audition" and fill out the form there.
Tony Robinson

Executive Director

KICKS Ministries

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Direct Phone: 740-817-2378

Fax: 740-965-6257

Email: tony@kicksclub.org

Saturdays, beginning September 17 - November 5, 2011 2:00pm-4:00pm $250

Here is your chance to see yourself on the big screen! An intensive on-camera workshop to prepare the teen actor for working on a film or television set. Students will concentrate on the development of acting skills through working on a film based on 12 ANGRY MEN, a 1957 film directed by Sidney Lumet.

Our modern adaptation, of this film, will allow each student to be cast in a substantial role. This class will guide the student, step by step, from the audition process, through preparation and rehearsal to actually filming on a set. In addition, students will also learn industry etiquette and terminology.

Students, friends and family members are invited to attend the WRAP PARTY and SCREENING of the film at theGateway Film Center. Students will receive a DVD of the film.

The Student's film will also be screened for regional Casting Directors, Agents and Filmmakers.

WEDNESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 14 - NOVEMBER 2, 2011 7:00pm-9:30pm $200

MONDAYS, SEPTEMBER 19 - NOVEMBER 7, 2011 7-9:30PM $250

An intensive workshop to prepare the actor for working on a film or television set and to produce a clip for their demo reel. Students will concentrate on the development of acting skills through working on a film based on 12 ANGRY MEN, a 1957 film directed by Sidney Lumet. Our modern adaptation of this film will allow each student to be cast in a substantial role.

This class will guide the student, step by step, from the audition process, through preparation and rehearsal to actually filming on a set. In addition, students will also learn industry etiquette and terminology. We will be shooting with two cameras and a film crew to produce a product worthy for the actors' demo reels.

Students, friends and family members are invited to attend the WRAP PARTY and SCREENING of the film at the GATEWAY FILM CENTER. Students will receive a DVD of the film and a individual clip for their demo reels.

The film will also be screened for regional Casting Directors, Agents and Filmmakers.

THURSDAYS, BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 22 - NOVEMBER 10, 2011 7-9:30PM $200

Whether you’re an acting enthusiast who is ready to jump into the action or a professional looking to liven up their next performance or audition, this is the right course for you! It’s a Scene Study class – with a difference. Everyone in class works on scenes from the same author. The plays (or screenplays) are chosen for their complexity, challenge, depth, and for containing the great roles that actors dream of playing. Another difference is that scenes are usually double-cast.

At the root is my deeply held philosophy that each actor can bring something unique to each role. Seeing others bring the same role to life, with completely different choices, gives you confidence that you can trust your own ideas and follow your own instincts. It also helps you give up the notion of “doing it right.” There is no “right and wrong” to creativity. In addition, being able to watch each other work on difficult material that you yourself are grappling with intimately, affords invaluable inspiration.

Each student will also have the chance to work on two monologues during this eight-week workshop. We will help you choose the best material to showcase your talents or you may work on material already in your repertoire.