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"Autotelic" Feature Film Needs Actors

Nashville, TN, United States
ID: 319310Exp: 8/31/2026
Description:

The company is holding auditions for "Autotelic" feature film, please see the details below ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Rate: Unpaid, Meals/Copy/Credit. Additional info: Location: Nashville, TN Dates: undecided September through November. Each role will play for 1-2 days total Please download the sides When applying, please include: the subject line "ATLC // CASTING CALL". Please tell us a little bit about yourself, and include the following: Resume, headshot, size card (if applicable).

6 roles

JESSIEMale30-45 y.o.All ethnicities

Jessie is a disheveled, smelly chain smoker with a sketchy past. He likes to pretend he's doing well in life. SUPPORTING

JEREMYMale23-40 y.o.All ethnicities

Jeremy is a random stoner from the club. A total hippie. He regularly finds himself going home with whichever gullible chick finds him cute. Jeremy participates in light kissing and provocative actions (sensual hugging, grabbing). The context is comedic. SUPPORTING

MARTHAFemale60-80 y.o.All ethnicities

Martha is a kind woman who loves her son almost as much as she loves Jesus. She has a huge heart and enjoys cooking and serving others. SUPPORTING

KEITHFemale18-35 y.o.All ethnicities

Keith is Martha's son. He has his very own website, where he stores his many personal poems and short stories. He is embarrassed to show his work off to anyone. SUPPORTING

TOBYMale18-35 y.o.All ethnicities

Toby is Keith's best friend. He stands by him no matter what, and is easily impressed. He is active member in two local bagpiping groups, and is spearheading the formation of another; the Bagpipe Association and Gathering Society (B.A.G.S.). SUPPORTING

BRENDANMale18-35 y.o.All ethnicities

Brendan is Keith and Toby's autistic friend. He is an avid reader and 'Demon's O' War' series enthusiast, with a vast knowledge of all 208 issues and their respective media adaptations. He also volunteers at the local community center. SUPPORTING