Acting Job in "Berubah" Non-Union Film
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. The upcoming film titled "Berubah" is in need of actors. Please, see the details below. About the project: Sarah, a disillusioned marine scientist in a near-future world devastated by climate change, finds unexpected hope during a taxi ride with her kind, local driver Amir. As their contrasting views on the environment collide, she rediscovers that even in existential crises, individual actions can spark hope, joy, and a sense of purpose. Rate: Volunteer. Copy, IMDb credit, and meals Additional information: Shoot / Performance Date(s): March 21st, 22nd, and 23rd; Shoot / Performance Location(s): TBD; Submission Deadline: Sunday, February 9, 2025. When applying, please submit your headshot, resume, and reel (if you have one). Subject line: Name - Role - Berubah.
3 roles
A marine biologist working on nudibranch conservation on Berubah Island. Her love for marine science comes from her strong care for animals and the environment that she has had from a young age. Through her research, Sarah has seen firsthand how quickly ecosystems are deteriorating. As she continues her research career, she has started to view the world as a dystopian nightmare. Her research findings have proven to be dismal time after time, and she finds herself losing hope.
(South East Asian) A taxi driver, born and raised in Kota Kinabalu, Borneo. Due to displacement induced by sea level rise, he now lives in Berubah. These two islands are all he knows. Innately curious and kind. A dreamer. He has experienced firsthand the impacts of global warming, and he has also observed how the lives of those around him are affected by it. But he chooses to stay as present and hopeful as he can. He doesn’t have another option. Optimistic, forward-thinking, and hopeful.
Sarah’s coworker and friend; they have been working together for a year. Kai has been involved in coral research for ten years. Kai thinks critically through problems, and is excellent at remaining calm through times of crisis. Though he and Sarah are exposed to the same research, he is more adept at staying in the present while reminding himself that he is doing the best he can, in his sphere of influence, to confront the climate crisis. Comforting, grounded, and practical.