Casting Actors for "Each and Every Piece" Short Film
Casting actors for "Each and Every Piece" short film. Details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Rate: Non-paid. Additional info: Location: Lehi, Utah. Filming: August 22–23, 2026 (dates subject to change). When applying, please send your name, age, location, role you are auditioning for, headshot, reel (optional), and resume (optional).
8 roles
CO-LEAD May's reasons are unknown, but the stakes of the game are clear, and she is here anyway. She is distant at first, unwilling to see her opponent as a human being. That changes as she realizes he is a capable player, and she is losing. Comfortable portraying escalating psychological trauma. Capable of sustained emotional intensity, ebbing and flowing across a range of emotions that emphasize one's humanity and the lack of it.
DAY PLAYERS These performers appear primarily in short intercut sequences depicting the tragic consequences of each move on the chessboard. Though screen time is brief, each death should feel like the abrupt end of a real life rather than a disposable thriller victim. CHARACTERS INCLUDE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH REVISIONS)
DAY PLAYERS These performers appear primarily in short intercut sequences depicting the tragic consequences of each move on the chessboard. Though screen time is brief, each death should feel like the abrupt end of a real life rather than a disposable thriller victim. CHARACTERS INCLUDE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH REVISIONS)
DAY PLAYERS These performers appear primarily in short intercut sequences depicting the tragic consequences of each move on the chessboard. Though screen time is brief, each death should feel like the abrupt end of a real life rather than a disposable thriller victim. CHARACTERS INCLUDE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH REVISIONS)
DAY PLAYERS These performers appear primarily in short intercut sequences depicting the tragic consequences of each move on the chessboard. Though screen time is brief, each death should feel like the abrupt end of a real life rather than a disposable thriller victim. CHARACTERS INCLUDE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH REVISIONS)
DAY PLAYERS These performers appear primarily in short intercut sequences depicting the tragic consequences of each move on the chessboard. Though screen time is brief, each death should feel like the abrupt end of a real life rather than a disposable thriller victim. CHARACTERS INCLUDE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH REVISIONS)
DAY PLAYERS These performers appear primarily in short intercut sequences depicting the tragic consequences of each move on the chessboard. Though screen time is brief, each death should feel like the abrupt end of a real life rather than a disposable thriller victim. CHARACTERS INCLUDE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH REVISIONS)
DAY PLAYERS These performers appear primarily in short intercut sequences depicting the tragic consequences of each move on the chessboard. Though screen time is brief, each death should feel like the abrupt end of a real life rather than a disposable thriller victim. CHARACTERS INCLUDE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH REVISIONS)
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