Seattle based company; Digital Crew Network is currently casting for an upcoming new drama web-series, The Distance on June 20th. We are looking for several actors and actress with experience but also are interested in those who are open to creating our vision. Shooting begins at the end of June and will continue through the month of July.

The Distance will shoot 7 episodes for the 1st season.

Casting Needs: • One LEAD: Male Actor to play Early-Mid 20's college student/young professional • Four SUPPORTING Male Actors: Early-Mid 20's to play friends/acquaintances • One Male Actor: To play brother of lead late 20's-Early 30's • One Male Actor: To play father of lead late 45's-Mid 60's • Three Female Actresses: To play supporting roles to lead, Early-Mid 20's play friends/acquaintances • One Female Actress: To play mother of lead Late 40's-Mid 50's • One Young Female Actress: To play tween sister to lead 12-15 years old

We are casting 7-8 people for a short silent 16MM film on Saturday June 8th auditions start at 12 at The Seattle Film Institute located at 3210 16th Ave West, Seattle Wa 98119.

We are looking for one male main character in his 20’s average build, and a female roughly same age to act as his girlfriend, We need an authority figure to play the boss of the main character and we need 4-5 extras ages 18 and older any gender.

 Auditions will last about 15 minutes. Please bring a headshot. Please email SFIUntappedCasting@gmail.com to schedule your audition. Thank you

We are looking for background talent for a photo shoot in Auburn, Washington this Friday, 5/24. We need 3-5 Males and Females, age 45-65, all ethnicities. Rate is $150/day, Food provided on set. Hours will be 8:30am-6:00pm

Please send Headshot to Casting@adamduplay.com

No Calls

PenMet Family Theater announces auditions to recruit actors for its annual Summer production directed by Kathleen McGilliard.  This year, the musical "Twinderella" will be produced out of doors, under the stars in PenMet's beautiful outdoor amphitheater.  A large cast (30 plus) of men and women including adults, young adults and children will be necessary. 

The auditions will be held in the Pavilion at Sehemel Homestead Park located at 10123 78th Ave. NW Gig Harbor, WA 98332. 

All auditions are by appointment the weekend of Friday May 3rd, Saturday May 4th and Sunday May 6th. 

Call 253-851-1630 to schedule an appointment. 

Prepare a song that shows off your range and volume.  Be prepared to sing acapella or with your own instrumental only accompaniment CD.  Provide a photograph of yourself for identification purposes.  The director will provide material for cold readings.  Rehearsals will begin in June for nine production dates the first three weekends in August.  PenMet Family Theater is a community theater and as such all performers participate as volunteers.

We are looking for children ages 8 - 16 to play Oliver, Artful Dodger, orphans and street urchins.  Boys and girls are encouraged to apply. 

Men's roles include Fagin, Mr. Bumble, Mr. Brownlow, Bill Sykes, Mr. Sowerberry, Noah, and various other suporting roles. 

Women's roles include Nancy, Widow Corney, Mrs. Sowerberry, Charlotte, Mrs. Bedwin, Old Sally, Bet and various other supporting roles.

Auditions are at Theater Puget Sound on Sunday evening, April 21st.  Please email Dawn Bryan at dlbzinger@yahoo.com to schedule an appointment. 

All roles are open.  Please bring a short broadway-style song, monologue or other prepared piece, resume and headshot.  Please come prepared to move. 

SecondStory Repertory is holding auditions for our June 2013 production of Moon Over Buffalo.

Audition Date: Monday April 15, 2013 from 7pm-11pm
Callback Date: Sunday April 21, 2013 from 7pm-11pm
Audition Requirements: Please come prepared with headshot, resume, and a 2 minute comedic monologue.
Audition Location: Email for an appointment time. Auditions will be held at SecondStory Repertory in Redmond.

Please contact jenklos@gmail.com to schedule an audition time.

Character Breakdown / Project Needs
*Roles listed are representative. Exact casting will be determined at callbacks.
We are not seeing anyone under the age of 18 for this particular production.

George Hay - is very dramatic, a slapstick type, over-the-top actor. As leader of his own acting troupe, George has always had aspirations to be famous. He’s a bit of a ladies’ man but really is devoted to his wife, Charlotte. The actor must be able to do strong physical comedy, which could include pratfalls, running, stage slaps, stage combat, etc.

Charlotte Hay - is very much a drama queen. She helps to run the acting troupe and plays all the leads even the ones she’s a bit old for. She is a consummate actress who still has dreams of being a star--at all costs! She loves George but is getting tired of his philandering. She has to be able to do an upper-class British accent. Some physical comedy required.

Ethel - Charlotte's mother--close to her daughter, but not happy with her daughter’s choice of a husband. She is also an actress--very witty, and doesn't take any crap from anyone! She is very hard of hearing, which leads to comic misunderstandings.

Rosalind Hay - George and Charlotte's daughter, used to be an actress and a member of their acting troupe, but she decided that she wanted a real career, so she left--determined never to act again--or be like her parents! Rosalind is, in fact, always repressing her dramatic side, but it’s a losing battle by the end. She has a new fiancé, Howard, but she used to be in love with an actor in her parent's troupe, Paul. The actress has to also be able to do an upper-class British accent.

Howard - Rosalind's fiancé--a weatherman--so he considers himself to be in the "acting" business. He comes across as a wimp, a little annoying, nervous, and very excitable. The actor must be able to do strong physical comedy.

Eileen - is an aspiring actress, eager to please. She has a crush on George and has been having a fling with him. Eileen wants to be a leading actress with the company, and she comes across very flighty and naïve, but ultimately will do anything to get what she wants. She can be played as a bit manipulative.

Paul - is a member of the acting troupe, who used to be with Rosalind and still loves her and wants her back; but he is an actor first and foremost, so he wouldn't leave the troupe to be with her. Paul has a quiet, subtle sense of humor and often holds the company together. The actor must be able to do an upper-class British accent and must be able to do strong physical comedy.

Richard - George and Charlotte's attorney, but he is in love with Charlotte--always trying to get her to leave George. He is wealthy and used to getting what he wants, and he is both amused and perplexed by the Hay family.

No audition. Casting will be done online.

DETAILS - Casting one Male and One Female - Pay is $200 per actor
FILMING DATE/ TIME/ LOCATION - Monday, April 1st, 2013 - Call time is 8:30am (wrap time is 12noon) - Seattle (Georgetown, 98108)
REQUIRED PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ACTORS - Both the male and female actors must appear to be between the ages of 45-60 - Have dark skin (must appear to be African-American, Jamaican or of Black descent)

Auditions to be held April 2 and 3, downtown Seattle, afternoons and evenings.

two days of shooting, but each role will be shot on one day or the other. Shooting during the week of April 5 to 12, targeting the weekend of April 6 and 7.

This is a "no-budget" short intended for SIFF and other festivals It is non-union and non-paying. Talent will receive onscreen/online credit, digital copies on disk, invitation to social events (wrap/screening party, SIFF events, etc.).

online submissions preferred

CONTACT: daisyremembers@gmail.com

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CASTING FOR 1 MALE AND 1 FEMALE ACTOR – The Bike
LOCATION: Seattle Film Institute, 1709 23rd Ave, Seattle, WADATE and TIME: Sunday 24th March 1pm – 4pm (by appointment only, call to schedule)

FILM SYNOPSIS: A short comedy with a twist around fate. If you enjoy light hearted comedy with unsuspecting twists that never seem to end you will absolutely enjoy acting in this film. 

CHARACTERS: Unpaid Production

Male Lead– age 25-35, physically fit, able to ride and lift a bicycle, 5’8” to 5’11”. Any ethnicity.

Female Support Role – age 25-35, physically fit, able to ride and lift a bicycle, 5’2” to 5’5”. Any ethnicity.

CASTING FOR 2 MALE AND 2 FEMALE ACTORS
LOCATION: Seattle Film Institute, 1709 23rd Ave, Seattle, WA

DATE and TIME: Sunday 24th March 1pm – 4pm (by appointment only, call to schedule)

FILM SYNOPSIS: An intriguing short film entwined around the mystery of being in different worlds at the same time. A story that will certainly boggle the minds of viewers. Join us in producing this epic flic…who knows we may just influence a Hollywood production.

CHARACTERS: Unpaid Production
Male or female adult – age 25-35 medium build and not more than 5’11. Any ethnicity.
Male or female child – age 11-14 comfortable climbing a ladder. Any ethnicity.

Class begins, Thursday, March 21st, 7 to 9:30. Audit the first night for free. If you like the class you can join that night or the following week. No charge if you decide not to join.

Class cost: $250 for 8 weeks  Cash, check or online with PayPal, credit or debit.

Online at: www.emptystagecomedy.com

Audition Date: Thursday March 21, 2013 7:30pm-10pm
Callback Date: Sunday, March 24, 2013 7:30pm-10:30pm

Audition Requirements:  Please come with headshot, resume, monologue and a song.  The song and monologue should each be under 2 minutes in length.  The song must be accompanied live.  (No un-accompanied songs or pre-recorded music, please.)  An accompanist will be provided.

Audition Location: Auditions will be held at SecondStory Repertory in Redmond. Please contact jenklos@gmail.com to schedule an audition time.

Character Breakdown

All roles are movement intensive.  Peter, Mrs. Pinkerton, Mr. Pinkerton and Dr. Wink/Alison also double as other characters, including singing animals (bird, bee, butterflies) in a scene set in the park.

Pinkalicious – A girl who loves the color pink and (especially) pink cupcakes.  The show hinges on her infatuation with all things pink and her learning the power of self-control and the importance of moderation.  (F)

Peter – Pinkalicious’ younger brother and sometime co-conspirator/sometime competitor, who learns to be (and express) himself.  (M)

Mrs. Pinkerton – Pinkalicious’ very organized and busy mother, who learns to slow down (a little) and enjoy life. (F)

Mr. Pinkerton – Pinkalicioius’ pink-a-phobic father, who learns something about expressing himself and being comfortable with others expressing themselves. (M)

Dr. Wink/Alison – Pinkalicious’ pediatrician who is super excited to diagnose a case of pinkatitis; Pinkalicious’ best friend and fellow pink lover. (F)

The producer is seeking actors to portray 19 male and female characters ranging in age from 16 through 60s, including five that are specifically black, plus some ethnic-neutral roles. Actors of all ethnicities are encouraged to audition. Details on shows and characters are listed below.

The festival runs May 3-May 26, 2013 at Burien Little Theatre in Burien. Performances of main-stage plays are Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Rehearsals for some shows will begin around March 25, and others will begin around April 7.

Auditions are Tuesday, March 12 and Wednesday, March 13 from 7 to 10 p.m. Callbacks are scheduled for Sunday, March 17 from 6 to 9 p.m., and there may be additional callback dates.

Please make audition appointment: audition@burienlittletheatre.org or call Burien Little Theatre at 206-242-5180. Come prepared to perform a short comedic monologue and a short dramatic monologue. Please also bring resume and headshot. Callbacks will consist of cold script readings. Stipend of $35 provided.

Auditions will be held at Burien Little Theatre, located at 14501 Fourth Ave. S.W., Burien. For directions, go to www.burienlittletheatre.org.

No audition required.

I'm looking for an extra to play a dead body for $20+ gas I need an actress for my short film being shot on monday at 1030am til late afternoon, really easy money just contact me at 509 850 5452 or misanthropeproductions@gmail.com and I can give you the brief run down of the script and what to expect for the day of the shoot.

Arthouse beach movie "Mondo Beacho" is casting for our August 2013 shoot. There no pay but there will be a small honorarium, food on the set, and a DVD copy of the finished film: which is an art-house beach movie. Our previous films have gone to festivals around the country. See more information at http://grotonbridgefilms.blogspot.com

For the film, everyone should be comfortable in beachwear and have a calm, relaxed vibe (despite the rock n' roll element).

Please send a low-res digital photo and resume to grotonbridgefilms@outlook.com.

We will contact you if we'd like to see you for an in-person audition.

FYI, we'll be videotaping the process for internal use only.

We look forward to hearing from you!!

Friday, February 15th is the first audition, there will be more to come as the series progresses. We are looking for a "zombie specialist" to discuss zombie theories, provide advice on preparation for the oncoming zombie apocalypse, review products, etc. Episodes will be planned but not always scripted, so improv is necessary.

Actor should be able to play caucasian male, 30-45. Knowledge about zombie films and zombie preparation is useful.

Future auditions will be held for:

Mother - Kindly elderly lady, soft spoken, can play 60-70.
Neighbor - Friendly gentleman, can play 50-70.
Survivor - Male, 20s.
Girl 1 - 18-25
Girl 2 - 18-25

And of course, there will be zombies!

Seattle & Tacoma – Andrew T. Miller Music Studios is pleased to announce open auditions for the pilot and first season of the new original reality show, “The Composer.” The show will feature local, national, and international singers,musicians, and dancers, and is currently in pre-production. Auditions will be held at Seattle’s Theater Puget Sound (TPS) Studios, located on the fourth floor of Seattle Center House - 305 Harrison Street. Saturday, January 19

Participants in the auditions will be asked to sign a confidentiality agreement. All artists should bring a headshot and resume, and be prepared to speak confidently about themselves on camera.

Advance sign-up is recommended. To sign up for auditions, or if you have any questions, contact Anna James Miller, Studio Director, at anna@andrewtmiller.orgor call (253) 927-0200.

Audition Date: Monday January 14, 2013 4pm-9pm (Children will get priority for the early spots)
Callback Date: Wednesday January 16, 2013 7pm-10pm
Audition Requirements: Please come with headshot, resume and based on your age, the requirement below.

Adults – 1-2 minute monologue. 1-2 minute song. Must sing with accompanist. Accompanist provided. For “The Queen” a jazzy or bluesy number is requested.

Children/Youths (dwarves) – 2nd grade and up. Memorized spoken piece. Brief monologue or nursery rhyme. Looking for ability to memorize, be heard, and express emotion. Short song. Must sing with accompanist. Accompanist provided.

Girls (young Snow White) – look approximately 4-6 years old. Recite a nursery rhyme or other short piece. Looking for ability to memorize, be heard, and follow directions. No singing required.

Audition Location: Auditions will be held at SecondStory Repertory in Redmond. Please contact jenklos@gmail.com to schedule an audition time.

Character Breakdown / Project Needs

Lyndra: Needs to have excellent rapport with child audience.
Snow White: fairytale princess.
The Huntsman: Brave and loving friend of Snow White. (This is a more substantial role than the one in the Disney version.)
The Queen: Regal with an attitude.
The Magic Mirror: Movement experience a plus.
The Prince: “Charming.”
Dopey: Physical comedy skills a big plus. “Speaks” through movement. This role may be cast as a child/youth, small adult, or tall/large adult (a la Baby Bear in Looney Tunes cartoons).
Dwarves (Doc, Happy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Grumpy, Bashful): 5’3” or under. Child/youth. Young Snow White: girls (role will be double cast) who look 4-6 years old.

Join us for The Secret Garden (Broadway Version) to be performed in our beautiful and unique outdoor amphitheater located in Bremerton This enchanting literary classic is reimagined in this brilliant musical that won 3 Tony Awards on Broadway. The Secret Garden requires a strong cast singers and actors.

“The Secret Garden” performance dates are July 27-28, August 3-4, 10-11, 17-18, 2013. All shows are at 2:00 pm.

Open auditions will be held in Seattle and Bremerton

Thursday, February 28th: Bremerton* - 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm;
Saturday, March 2nd: Seattle** - 10:00 am to 5:00 pm;
Sunday, March 3rd: Seattle** - 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Callbacks will be Thursday, March 14th from 6:00 to 10:00 pm in Seattle at TPS

* Bremerton location TBA
** Seattle auditions and callbacks held at TPS Rooms, 4th Floor, Seattle Center House

Rehearsals start Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Weeknight rehearsals are held in Seattle at TPS, 4th floor, Seattle Center House
Weekend rehearsals are at the Kitsap Forest Theater outside of Bremerton.
All shows are at 2:00 pm on the weekends.

Please see www.ForestTheater.com for complete rehearsal schedules of our shows and to learn more about our theater.

Join us for Narnia (The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe) to be performed in our beautiful and unique outdoor amphitheater located in Bremerton. We invite you to join an enchanted world filled with high adventure and mythical creatures. Actors, singers, dancers and combatants of all ages are needed to bring this beloved story to life!

“Narnia” opens Memorial Day Weekend and close Father's Day. Performance dates are May 26, 27, June 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16. All shows are at 2:00 pm.

Open auditions will be held in Seattle and Bremerton
Thursday, February 28th: Bremerton* - 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Saturday, March 2nd: Seattle** - 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday, March 3rd: Seattle** - 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Callbacks will be Tuesday, March 5th from 6:00 to 10:00 pm in Seattle at TPS

* Bremerton location TBA
** Seattle auditions and callbacks held at TPS Rooms, 4th Floor, Seattle Center House

Rehearsals start Monday, March 11, 2013

Weeknight rehearsals are held in Seattle at TPS, 4th floor, Seattle Center House
Weekend rehearsals are at the Kitsap Forest Theater outside of Bremerton.
All shows are at 2:00 pm on the weekends.

Please see ForestTheater.com for complete rehearsal schedules of our shows and to learn more about our theater.

Audition open ASAP. Needed one actress: young early 30's-mid 40's, long red hair, HWP of Northern European background for 1966 casual dress monologue solo performance lasting approx 20-30 minutes to be filmed at North Seattle College for student TV. Minimal props I would provide. Should be easy going, laid back type.  dpercherke@yahoo.com

206-364-1553 till 10PM  Dennis P.

Audition Date: Sunday January 6, 2013 from 1pm-6pm & Sunday January 13, 2012 5pm-11pm
Callback Date: Sunday January 20, 2012 from 5pm-11pm
Audition Requirements: You must contact jenklos@gmail.com via email to schedule an audition time. Please come prepared with headshot, resume, 16-32 measures of a song from a contemporary rock musical and 16-32 measures of a pop/rock song that one might hear on the radio. (Due to time constraints you may only be asked to only sing one song.) An accompanist will be provided. Please bring sheet music in the key you wish to sing. The accompanist will not transpose on the spot. Singing acapella or with a CD is unacceptable for this audition.
Audition Location: Auditions will be held at SecondStory Repertory in Redmond. 

Character Breakdown / Project Needs
*Roles listed are representative. Exact casting will be determined at callbacks. We are not seeing anyone under the age of 18 for this particular production.

ANGEL DUMOTT SCHUNARD - A transvestite street drummer infected with HIV. Increible dancer with a magnetic personality. Tenor [C3 - A4]

BENJAMIN COFFIN III - Wealthy landlord of Mark and Roger's building. Benny wants to start a multimedia studio. Tenor [Eb3 - F4]

JOANNE JEFFERSON - A headstrong public interest lawyer, and Maureen's lover. Alto [Bb3 - E5]

MARK COHEN - A filmmaker and video artist, determined to capture "real" life on film. Roger's roommate. Tenor [C#3 - G4]

MAUREEN JOHNSON - A performance artist and Mark's ex-girlfriend. Soprano Belt [C4 - F5]

MIMI MARQUEZ - A dancer with AIDS and a drug problem. Desperate for a place to feel safe and protected. Alto [F#3 - E5]

ROGER DAVIS - An edgy, struggling musician who's HIV+. He hopes to write one last meaningful song before he dies. Tenor [B2 - A4]

TOM COLLINS - An HIV+ computer genius who has recently returned to New York after an absence. Has a deep capacity for love and understanding. Baritenor (There is only one high A (A4) for this character. It is of short duration. ) [F#2 - A4]

FEMALE ENSEMBLE: 20s-40s, great actors/singers who move well to portray various characters including: Alex Darling, Mark's Mom, Roger's Mom, Joanne's Mom, "Seasons Of Love" Soloist.

MALE ENSEMBLE: 20s-40s, great actors/singers who move well to play various characters including: Joanne's Dad, Life Support Group, Squeegee Man, "Seasons Of Love" Soloist.

Looking for two young male actors and three adult actors to be in dark comedy student short film “Under the Bed” to be shot in January. This short will be shot in the Seattle Area. This is a dark comedy student film for a high school film class. I have professional experience in filmmaking and have made a number of other short films, my most recent of which has been accepted into various film festivals and won both jury and audience awards. This film follows the story of Walter, an adolescent boy who discovers a monster under his bed. When he accidentally kills it by poisoning it with his mother’s cooking, he is forced to find a way to bury the body before his obsessive taxidermist father finds out and stuffs it. Walter is assisted by his carpool Zach, a next-door neighbor with a very controlling mother.

I feel as though this is an important story to tell, because it deals with themes such as loneliness, the value of friendship, and the awkwardness and humor of adolescence, which everyone can relate to.

Audition: Monday Jan 7 7-9 PM Theatre Puget Sound

Performance: Monday Jan 28 7-9 PM Theatre Puget Sound Casting leads for musical comedy Eve and Eddie

EVE: 18 to 25 to play 21 years old. Soprano. Poised and ambitious song and dance Ingenue. Church girl rebelling from her upbringing. Wide vocal range in genres i.e. nightclub jazz, book songs, etc.
EDDIE: 18 to 25 to play 21 years old. Tenor. New York Italian American. Impetuous, fast talking wise guy. Wide vocal range in genres i.e. nightclub jazz, book songs, etc.

We shall require; one minute comedic monologue, prepare a song from musical theatre pre-1962, bring 16 bars of piano music in your key for musical director. Cold reading from script. Provide resume and headshot.

Seeking models and actors to pose/perform for a collection of photographs to be included in an ongoing series of print and online publications.

Cast - volume 1, number 1:

Colette: 20s - chain-smoking, unconventional actress with a desire to experience life in a whimsical, sensual, and adventurous fashion. She is also sensitive, caring, daring, emotional, dramatic, and pensive. Socially, she is a seductress of both men and women alike. A native of France, she enjoys culture and the arts.

Renee: 20s - Colette's best friend. Appears to be stable and logical, but displays contradictory behavior. She is also a chain smoker, and enjoys good conversation, including the topics of relationships, philosophy, and a little bit of pop culture.

Paul: 20s - Colette's on and off-again boyfriend. A stereotypical computer programmer who lacks social skills.

Harry: 50s - a throwback to a 1940s-style gangster. Runs a shady business enterprise.

Philosopher: 50s/60s - college professor, wise, worldly.

Anna: 40s - Colette's neighbor in apartment building. Buyer of new fashions for clothing company.

Tommy: Late teens - Anna's son. Senior in high school. Plays guitar in band.

Bartender: 30s - works at neighborhood bar.

Barista: Late teens/early 20s. Works at neighborhood coffee shop.

Extras: 12 people - various ages and types for background.

Pay: Negotiable.

Must be willing to sign a talent release agreement.

Candidates must be reliable, able to take direction, and offer up suggestions.