Acting Audition in "The Other Side of Hope" Film
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. Looking for talented actors to join the cast of upcoming feature film "THE OTHER SIDE OF HOPE". See the details below. About the project: A compelling drama about faith, survival, resilience, and the immigrant experience in Canada. Rate: Non-Union. Low-budget independent feature. CAD $200–$300 per shooting day (depending on the role). Additional information: Lean, collaborative crew of approximately six people. Genre: Faith-Based (Christian Film). The number of shooting days will vary depending on the role and will be discussed with shortlisted applicants during the casting process. Shooting days: Oct 13-Oct 21. Deadline: Sept 16. When applying, please submit the following: Head shot; Acting resume (if available); Demo reel or self-tape (if available); Your age range; Contact information; Subject: "CASTING – (Character Name)".
4 roles
Supporting. A warm, steady social worker in her thirties to fifties, Hannah is the first person to truly see Temidayo's humanity. She offers compassion, practical support and a safe path forward, becoming a turning point in Temidayo's journey. Hannah is a grounded, quietly moving role for an actor who can make simple human decency feel like the relief it's meant to be.
Antagonist. A composed, soft-spoken man in his forties or fifties who has built a comfortable, well-regarded life alongside his wife Anita through their standing in the local Christian fellowship. Frank is a master of subtle control -never raising his voice, always polite, and often appearing caring and reasonable.
Antagonist. A gentle-faced, forty-something woman from the Community Fellowship who presents herself as a beacon of Christian charity. Driven by a desperate, unfulfilled longing for a child and unable to afford expensive medical procedures, Anita hides a deeply manipulative agenda behind her warm smiles.
Supporting. A weathered, sixty-something Black woman who has lived on the Canadian streets for years, seeking refuge in a makeshift alleyway tent. Hidden behind her gruff exterior and raspy voice is a profound, tragic wisdom born from escaping an abusive marriage that claimed the lives of her children. Mama Rose becomes Temidayo's unexpected savior, teaching her how to navigate homelessness with dignity.