Casting Call for "Kids On the Wall" Feature Film

Younger and Older version Look: Calm, observant, mature beyond his years. Clean-cut or natural style. Doesn’t need to say much to hold the screen. Notes: Carries a quiet strength. Must know how to surf and be comfortable in the ocean. Must know how to surf and be comfortable in the ocean.

Look: Beautiful, graceful, naturally striking. Long dark hair. Wears wisdom in her expression. Strong yet soft. Feels rooted, like the ocean. Notes: Needs quiet emotional depth and confidence.

Look: Rugged, weathered, unkempt beard. Sun-damaged skin, long messy hair. Has the look of someone who’s lived hard. Tired eyes, but something noble underneath. Notes: Think ex-pro surfer who’s lost his way. Raw but real. Must know how to surf and be comfortable in the ocean.

Look: Clean-cut, good-looking, polished. Stylish business attire. Feels like a guy who golfs and closes deals. Charming, possibly too much so. Notes: Needs to come off successful, slick, and emotionally distant.

Look: Salt-of-the-earth. Flannel shirts, sun hat, coffee in hand. Weathered face, kind eyes. Looks like he works with his hands and gives good advice. Notes: Needs to bring warmth and a sense of old-school steadiness.

Look: Attractive but sickly—too thin, pale, worn down. Long hair, but lifeless. The kind of beauty that’s fading under the weight of hidden illness. Notes: Should feel both maternal and unstable.

Look: Well-kept and proper. Wears tasteful makeup, neutral colors, and keeps her posture tight. Looks like someone who cares deeply about appearances. Notes: Should feel emotionally closed off—a guarded, polished woman who offers surface-level warmth but holds a cold distance underneath. Carries herself like someone who’s spent a lifetime avoiding uncomfortable truths. Fake warm. Needs subtle range to show control and quiet manipulation without melodrama.