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Acting Roles for "Slacker(s)" Feature Film

Fort Worth, TX, United States
ID: 324180Exp: 11/6/2026
Description:

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Casting call for "Slacker(s)," a feature film, looking for actors. See more details below. About the project: A modern-day version of the original Slacker film, featuring characters and scenes inspired by the 1990 cult classic. The production plans to include all characters from the original film. Rate: Stipends and a small percentage of overall revenue or residuals are offered for certain roles. Additional info: Location: Fort Worth, TX. Filming Date: Starting soon. All filming will take place on Sundays only. If interested, please apply.

8 roles

Hit-and-Run SonMale20-39 y.o.All ethnicities

Thin build. Must have their own vehicle. Thrifty attire; a green camouflage "Be All You Can Be" T-shirt is a plus.

JoggerFemale25-49 y.o.All ethnicities

Fit, able to jog in place. Requires jogging shorts, workout headband, and a Sony Walkman or MP3 player with headphones.

Running LateMale25-40 y.o.All ethnicities

Must wear business attire and sunglasses. Own vehicle preferred but not required.

RoadkillFemale30-59 y.o.All ethnicities

Must have a gray dress and gray wig or silver hairspray. This role may already be cast, but understudies are welcome to apply.

Grocery Grabber of Death's BountyMale20-39 y.o.All ethnicities

Requires a button-up, worn/ripped shirt, holey blue jeans, leather belt, and tennis shoes.

Officer BozzioMale20-39 y.o.White / Caucasian

Preferably has a modern blue or black beat cop uniform, costume badge, utility belt, silver handcuffs, orange or yellow Taser, and military-style boots. No hat or guns.

Officer LoveBoth genders20-39 y.o.White / Caucasian

Requires a security-style blue or black police uniform, military-style boots, fake badge, utility belt, and handheld two-way radio or similar prop. No hat or guns.

Street MusicianMale20-39 y.o.All ethnicities

Must know how to sing and play guitar and perform "Disturbed Young Man (With a Tan)," originally written and performed by Keith McCormack.