Audition for Movie "Prehistoric Piranhas"

Shooting Days: 4-5 Madison is a strong, outdoorsy leader with a take-charge attitude and a love for nature. She is the organizer of the camping trip to Lake Tupi, a place she has cherished since childhood. Madison is dependable and has a great sense of humor, often lightening the mood with her jokes. She likes to stick to her plans and expects others to follow suit. Madison is in a relationship with Logan, whom she supports and leans on, especially when things get tough.

Shooting Days: 4-5 Logan is a supportive and reliable partner, always willing to help and back up his friends, especially his girlfriend, Madison. He often plays second fiddle to Madison but steps up when things go south, showing inner strength and determination. Logan is good-natured and has a strong sense of responsibility, making him the steadying force within the group.

Shooting Days: 4-5 Zoey is a girly girl who isn't thrilled about the camping trip and is only there to flirt with Dylan. She is reluctant, negative, and jealous of Ashley, who receives more attention from Dylan. Zoey's character adds tension and drama to the group dynamic, highlighting her discomfort and jealousy. Actresses auditioning for this role should be able to convey a blend of flirtatiousness, insecurity, and a bit of cattiness.

Shooting Days: 4-5 Dylan is a chill, go-with-the-flow guy with a big crush on Ashley, whom he surprises the group by bringing on the trip. He pretends to be the group's protector but reveals his true, self-centered nature when things go wrong. Dylan struggles with empathy and prioritizes his personal desires over his friends’ well-being. Actors auditioning for this role should be able to portray a seemingly laid-back character who unravels under pressure, displaying both charm and selfishness.

Shooting Days: 4-5 Ashley is likable, friendly, and quick to make friends. She has a girly side but is more down-to-earth and effortlessly funny. Despite initial tensions, she becomes more assertive and takes the lead in her relationship with Dylan. Actresses auditioning for this role should be able to convey a warm and approachable personality with a hidden strength that emerges under pressure.

Shooting Days: 2-3 Victor Monroe is the greedy, ruthless owner of Monroe Construction. He is willing to let chaos ensue for the sake of profit, having unleashed the prehistoric piranhas during a construction project. Victor is manipulative and uses humor to deflect blame. Actors auditioning for this role should be able to portray a cunning and morally corrupt businessman who hides his malevolence behind a facade of charm and wit.

Shooting Days: 4-5 Ranger Aaron is dedicated to protecting the park and its visitors, prioritizing safety over profit. Determined and serious, Aaron is on a mission to uncover the truth behind the missing park ranger and the dangerous situation unfolding at Lake Tupi. This character becomes the voice of reason and justice against Victor Monroe's greed.

Shooting Days: 1 Sylvia is a highly knowledgeable and passionate research and development executive for Monroe Construction. She is confident and assertive, commanding respect in her field with a keen analytical mind. Sylvia is deeply concerned about preserving marine life and the environment, maintaining a calm and composed demeanor even when faced with extraordinary discoveries. Her professional and practical appearance reflects her dedication to her work.

Shooting Days: 1 The fisherman is a grizzled old sailor with a five o’clock shadow, often seen wearing fishing waders and possessing a wealth of experience and stories about Lake Tupi. With a rugged appearance and a practical approach to his craft, he exudes the wisdom and grit of a seasoned angler. Despite his vast knowledge, he hints at an elusive, unknown creature lurking in the deepest parts of the lake.