Black Women Needed for Visually Stunning Silent Short Film — LA
Beef, Please is a dialogue-free short film about a bride-to-be who refuses to shrink herself at her own bridal brunch. Equal parts physical comedy and quiet power, the film follows ANGEL, who navigates a power struggle with MARLENE, a mother who never learned to let go. This is a visually driven, festival-bound project. We are shooting on location in Los Angeles. This is an unpaid student short film. Actors will receive footage for their reel. We are looking for strong physical performers who can say everything without saying a word.
4 roles
Major role: Angel is just starting to come into her own. A late bloomer. Just learning how to dress her body, feeling confident. She’s falling in love, with her fiancé, but also with herself.
Major role: Marlene is stylish, very big on tradition, loves to laugh. She has one adult daughter, Angel, and still thinks she knows best. Because of this, their relationship is strained and it shows.
Supporting role; Jill pays attention and believes herself to be a fair person. She works part-time as a waitress for special event events. Jill empathizes and even conspires with Angel when she realizes her autonomy is being compromised.
Supporting role; Kenny is easy-going and keeps his side of the street clean. He’s very supportive of his fiancé, Angel, and understands what it’s like to come from controlling environments.