Acting Job in SAG Feature Film

Creative farm girl mature beyond her, Olivia is sarcastic but kind, independent, and always supportive of her family. Sings. (Non Union or SAG)

Altruistic, genuine, and a personality full of light, Jennifer is a physical therapist.

A natural caretaker, a grandmother that helps the kids with their daily routines when parents schedules get overwhelming. She’s seen it all, and says everything she needs to with a single look.

A loving mother to her sons James and Andrew, who has a disability, Josephine empathizes with the challenges of providing special care to her child and is hopeful for a treatment facility to come to life. She shows her adamant support at the town hall.

Well off, fit, with type-A energy, Janet says hello to the lead Laurie at the grocery store, making friendly conversation but coming across as condescending and offensive after commenting on Laurie’s kids.

Philly born and bred, gruff but kind, Rocco is an occupational therapist.

A socialite, Bonnie brings her daughter Mia to horseback riding training and is thrilled to see her daughter’s progress.

A quietly wealthy businessman.

Handsome and sharp, Congressman Harcourt is used to glad-handing constituents. As much as he tries to evade getting involved in things, Harcourt eventually approves a grant in York for a treatment center for children with disabilities.

This older gentleman who offers some advice for getting a permit granted.

Careful and friendly.

An elder disheveled working-class man who works at the post office.

This kind nurse trains a mother on how to administer Elizabeth’s diabetes treatments.

These local community members attend the town hall, contributing to a cacophony of arguments and differing opinions.