"Love, Anyways" Short Film Needs Actors

Elliott is a deeply loving and sentimental person who has built much of his world around his girlfriend. This role requires an actor capable of portraying large, vulnerable emotions with very little dialogue. Elliott moves through love, intimacy, heartbreak, anger, grief, and eventually acceptance, often communicating entirely through expression and physicality. No dance experience required. Strong emotional range and improvisational ability are important.

Alex is stylish, energetic, expressive, and full of life. Her best friend is deeply woven into who she is: their clothes, mannerisms, laughter, memories, and little rituals have all become shared pieces of one another. The actor should have strong natural chemistry with a scene partner and be comfortable creating a believable friendship largely through improvisation. Strong improvisational skills, expressiveness, and emotional range are important.

Quinn is edgy, introspective, and deeply connected to their grandmother, who raised them. Quinn's performance is extremely intimate and emotionally driven, exploring anticipatory grief, loss, loneliness, memory, and eventually healing. Much of the role will rely on subtle facial expressions and physical reactions rather than dialogue. Must be comfortable portraying deep grief and vulnerability. Strong emotional range and improvisational ability are important.