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Acting Job in "I Didn’t Dream Last Night" Film Project

Los Angeles, CA, United States
ID: 319935Exp: 9/10/2026
$125/day
Description:

Casting Call for " I Didn’t Dream Last Night", please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. About the project: While stuck at his mundane office job, Otis must learn to follow his inner child to break free from his velvet prison. Rate: $125 day rate, copy, credit, and meals. Additional info: Shoot Dates: September 11th-14th Selected talent will be asked to submit a self tape early August. Location: Los Angeles, CA When applying, please include a headshot + a video reel and/or resume. Be sure to include the role you are auditioning for and "IDDLN" in the subject line!

5 roles

OTISMale45-65 y.o.All ethnicities

Lead. Otis is stuck in a job that he hates but feels a sense of obligation to keep working despite not liking his situation. He always wanted to be an aero engineer, but never fully trusted himself after his initial failures within the profession. The fear of ruining his current “ok” situation is what prohibits him from taking any risks to chase his dreams. He is easily pressured by his boss, Vicky, and will rarely ever stand up for himself.

VICKYFemale21-35 y.o.All ethnicities

Supporting Vicky is the antithesis of the kid; she says every insult with a smile and plants seeds of doubt within her employees. She ultimately wants to get promoted within the company and needs a replacement. Otis was her hire, and she needs him to perform at a high level.

TIMOTHYMale25-45 y.o.All ethnicities

Supporting Tim is similar to “The Dude” in The Big Lebowski. He’s a free-spirited, overly confident person who can guarantee his success is imminent. His clumsiness and carefree attitude are ultimately what lead him astray during his business endeavors. But where he fails in financial success he makes up for in random wisdom drops.

JOHNMale20-35 y.o.All ethnicities

Day Player His snarky one-liner makes the day-to-day office conversation a bit more intriguing.

MOMFemale25-40 y.o.All ethnicities

Warm, supportive, and observant. She encourages The Kid's creative imagination.