Talent Needed for "Flipped" Film

Older Sister A middle-aged white woman who has spent most of her adult life putting everyone else's needs ahead of her own. After her mother's death, she inherited the family home—not as a gift, but as a burden. The mortgage, unpaid taxes, medical debt, and constant maintenance have left her financially overwhelmed.

A young Hispanic man whose confidence fills every room he enters. He's loud, stylish, expressive, and impossible to ignore. Whether he's laughing, telling stories, or greeting people with a hug, he has an infectious energy that draws others to him.

Younger Brother The younger brother has lived in the family home his entire life. Due to an intellectual or developmental disability, he receives disability benefits and depends on his older sister to help manage finances, appointments, and everyday responsibilities. Their late mother was his primary caregiver until she passed away, leaving his sister to fulfill that role.

At first glance, he appears to be just another homeless man sleeping on park benches, under bridges, or in a shelter when there's space available. Most people walk past him without a second thought. What they don't realize is that his homelessness is only one chapter of his story—not his identity.

For nearly two decades, Detective Cassandra Mercer has worked narcotics investigations. She built a reputation for taking down major drug crews, climbing the ranks through aggressive policing and high-profile arrests. To the public, she's a decorated detective with an impressive record. On the streets, she's known by a different reputation.

A young man with an easy smile, magnetic personality, and natural confidence. Wherever he goes, people notice him—not because he demands attention, but because he carries himself with warmth, humor, and optimism.

To most people, Old Eli is nothing more than the town drunk. He stumbles through the streets with a bottle in his hand, mumbles strange sayings, and is often dismissed as a harmless old man who's lost his mind. But beneath the slurred speech and weathered appearance lies something extraordinary.

The Baby Mother She is an attractive, intelligent woman who has always taken pride in being independent. She works full-time, often putting in overtime just to keep the household afloat. Between paying rent, buying groceries, keeping the utilities on, and caring for their child, she rarely has time for herself.

The Dealer An African American man in his late thirties who has spent years chasing opportunities that never quite materialize. He's never held a steady career for long, preferring to bounce between side hustles, favors, and small-time deals that make him feel like he's always one connection away from a breakthrough.

Cane Carter (Bleeks Homeboy) Kane has been the protagonist's closest friend for years—more like a brother than a friend. They grew up together, survived the same hardships, and built their lives on loyalty, trust, and the belief that they'd make it to the top together.