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"It's a Love Hate Thing" Short Film Looking for Actors

Mckinney, TX, United States
ID: 317412Exp: 9/1/2026
$200/day
Description:

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Casting call for "It's a Love Hate Thing" short film, looking for actors. See more deytails below. About the project: Content Advisory: This production contains strong language, smoking, drug use, sexual content, adult themes, and satirical workplace humor. It is intentionally irreverent and may offend some people. If edgy, R-rated workplace comedy isn't your thing, this project may not be for you. SYNOPSIS: Bob Carter, a stubborn Texas copywriter, and Bennett, a brilliant, fiercely driven advertising executive, are forced to work together on the biggest client pitch of their careers. With just seventy-two hours to save their agency and win a billion-dollar account, every brainstorming session turns into a battle of egos, sarcasm, and creative one-upmanship. Rate: Lead: $200/Day Supporting: Negotiable Additional info: Filming Location: McKinney, TX & Anna, TX All Meals Provided Virtual Auditions: September 15, 2026 Shoot Dates: 3 Days - TBD – 2027 If interested, please send headshot, resume & demo reel.

6 roles

Bob CarterMale40-45 y.o.All ethnicities

Rugged Texas copywriter with dry wit, stubborn creativity, and zero patience for corporate nonsense.

BennettFemale30-35 y.o.All ethnicities

Fearless Australian advertising executive with razor-sharp sarcasm and an obsession with winning.

Billy CrenshawMale50-56 y.o.All ethnicities

Burned-out agency owner who's held together by coffee, antacids, and pure sarcasm.

Karen (The HR Lady)Female40-60 y.o.All ethnicities

Endlessly cheerful HR representative armed with motivational posters, policy binders, and impeccable timing for making everything more awkward.

JasonMale20-39 y.o.All ethnicities

Tech-savvy creative whose shortcuts usually create twice as many problems as they solve.

LeaFemale20-25 y.o.All ethnicities

Sharp, observant Gen Z creative. Quick to spot hypocrisy, never afraid to call it out, and constantly questioning the absurdity of corporate culture.