Acting Roles for "It's A Love Hate Thing" Feature Film
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Casting call for "It's A Love Hate Thing" feature comedy/drama film, looking for actors. See more details below. About the project: SYNOPSIS: Genre: Romantic Comedy - Workplace Bob Carter, a stubborn Texas copywriter, and Bennett, a fiercely ambitious advertising executive, are forced to work together on a major client pitch with only 72 hours to save their agency and win a multimillion-dollar account. As their constant clashes, impossible deadlines, and office chaos push them to the limit, Bob and Bennett unexpectedly discover that their biggest rival may also be their greatest inspiration. It’s a Love Hate Thing is a fast-paced romantic comedy about ambition, workplace chaos, undeniable chemistry, and how the worst first impressions can lead to the best relationships. Content Advisory: This production contains strong language, smoking, drug use, adult themes, and satirical workplace humor. If edgy, R-rated workplace comedy isn't your thing, this project may not be for you. Rate: Lead Roles: $200/Day Supporting Roles: Negotiable All Meals Provided Additional info: Filming Location: McKinney, TX & Anna, TX Note: There will be virtual auditions: September 15, 2026 Shoot Dates: 10 Days - TBD – 2027 If interested, please send headshot, resume & demo reel. Submission Deadline: September 1, 2026
6 roles
Lead. Rugged Texas copywriter with dry wit, stubborn creativity, and zero patience for corporate nonsense.
Lead. Fearless advertising executive with razor-sharp sarcasm and an obsession with winning.
Supporting. Burned-out agency owner who's held together by coffee, antacids, and pure sarcasm.
Supporting. Endlessly cheerful HR representative armed with motivational posters, policy binders, and impeccable timing for making everything more awkward.
Supporting. Tech-savvy creative whose shortcuts usually create twice as many problems as they solve.
Supporting. Sharp, observant Gen Z creative. Quick to spot hypocrisy, never afraid to call it out, and constantly questioning the absurdity of corporate culture.