Job in Acting for a Short Film "My Lips are Sealed"

Lead, she is sharp, self-aware, and endearingly awkward. She constantly breaks the fourth wall to debrief to the audience, embodying playful naivety mixed with great comedic timing. A type-A overachiever stuck in the trenches of her own desire, Cassie tackles her relentless quest for sexual fulfillment with equal parts vulnerability, charm, and comic disaster.

Lead, she is Cassie's best friend, roommate, and unapologetic partner-in-crime. Bold, loud, and endlessly funny, she mixes raunchy humor with surprising tenderness, grounding the story with the heart of female friendship. Confident, sexy, and free-spirited, Sabrina thrives in chaos. She's always the first one on the dance floor and the last one to leave.

Supporting. Cassie's ex-boyfriend. A bit of a man-child, messy, and oblivious to her dissatisfaction. He's the film's first comedic breakup, setting the tone for Cassie's journey.

Supporting. He is a fantasy-tinged hookup brought to life in a surreal sequence. He's theatrical, he's easy on the eyes, he's "Prince Charming" gone wrong and Cassie is holding out for a hero. Confident, flirtatious, and ultimately another disappointment.

Supporting. Favorite director: Quentin Tarantino) is a pretentious cinephile that Cassie dates. He's sure got a hobby, and it starts with "man" and ends with "splaining". Film Douche is obsessed with film theory and proudly represents the archetypal "pseudo-intellectual artsy guy."

Supporting. He is the diamond in the rough... or is he? Overly sweet, eager to please, and seemingly respectful on the surface, Nice Guy has a secret: he's just as self-serving as the others. Winner of the performative man contest.

Supporting, he is a bit of a stoner. He enjoys gaming, hot-boxing his room, and occasionally turning into a literal zombie. Creepy, slow-moving, and physically imposing, Zombie is on his own quest: brains.