Thursday, April 17, 2014

Location Needed - Child Casting!! - Panel on Film Financing



Location Needed - Child Casting!! - Panel on Film Financing

Hello everyone, (This must be in Nassau County)

1) For Boardwalk Empire - they're looking for a house similar to the attached reference photo.They're looking for an old, brown-shingled, 2 story type of structure that sits on a lot of land, at least an acre. If you have any suggestions, please email nassaufilmoffice@nassaucountyny.gov and reference Boardwalk Empire.

2) Casting!  A very special young actor - 
 We are currently casting a film called WEIGHTLESS, starring Nick Nolte ('48 Hours') and Jason 
Clarke (‘Zero Dark Thirty’).  And for this film we’re searching for a young boy 
to play the leading role of ‘Will’.  He is age 8-12, and weighs approximately 
150 - 200 lbs.

This search is quite special.  He's the kind of kid you don't see a lot of in 
movies, and we want to change that.  We have the opportunity to find a "diamond 
in the rough" to play the leading role. He doesn’t need to be a professional 
actor at all….

Our lead, 'Will', is just a sweet, quiet, shy kid. But, he's also coping with 
childhood obesity, bullying and divorce — issues that affect so many kids today.  
Ultimately it’s a hopeful story and we’re proud to be working on it.

Attached is a flyer with some more information on the movie and a link to our 
website, www.weightlessaudition.com.  On the website they can find out how to 
audition.  They can also ‘like’ our Facebook page and get updates there 
(www.facebook.com/WeightlessCasting). 

Any kid who might be in the ballpark, you can certainly encourage them to 
audition by doing a short video interview on (doing it on a phone is fine - it 
doesn’t need to be fancy) and uploading it to our audition site. There are 
helpful instructions and tech support available, and we’re here to answer any 
questions.

We would SO appreciate it if you could share this email and flyer with anyone 
you think might be right, or anyone who might possibly know someone who would be 
right. Kids, adults, teachers, counselors, etc., etc.  

Lastly, if you can recommend any colleagues, any community leaders, or 
particular groups you think we should talk to, we'd really appreciate any ideas 
you might have.   If there are other avenues you think I should explore just let 
me know.  I'm happy to talk with or email anybody.
You'll be able to find a flyer (shortly) at http://longislandfilmexpo.com/announcements/
3) Panel on Film Financing and Living a Creative life.  Also at link above. 
Thank you.
Best regards,
Debbie


Monday, March 10, 2014

How to be in it to win in! Two Great Panels on the Film Industry at Grumman Studios

Two great panels!! I'll be there!  If you're a filmmakers connection member -email me for a code for a 10% discount: 

2 UPCOMING LONG ISLAND WORKSHOPS BY FORMER ICM AGENT TURNED ACCLAIMED FILMMAKER, JIM JERMANOK—AT GRUMMAN STUDIOS!

BEYOND THE CRAFT: How to Make Money as a Creative Professional!

SATURDAY, MARCH 29TH
10:00 AM-2:00
GRUMMAN FILM STUDIOS
SHETLER STUDIOS
500 GRUMMAN ROAD WEST
BETHPAGE, NY 11714

$97/$87 EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT

FOR TIX/INFO:  https://beyondthecraft100.eventbrite.com 

This is an acclaimed, intense and empowering 4-hour workshop for working and professional actors, writers, directors, key crew, singers, comedians, journalists, authors, designers, musicians, artists, producers and entrepreneurs. It’s a bottom line, no bull and insider's approach to doing what you need to do to make a living creatively in this economic age. It is based on 30 years of analysis of creative career success—and particularly which qualities, commonalities and practices successful creative professionals share. 

JIM WILL COVER THE FOLLOWING: 
• Distinguishing yourself and your projects
• Creating superb promotional materials
• Pitching yourself and your projects
• Overcoming creative career self-sabotage
• How to obtain agents and managers
• Understanding and succeeding with agents and managers
• How to find, approach, research and convince reps, talent buyers, and other gatekeepers
• Working in film, television, theater, and new media
• How to package yourself as a creative
• Current status of the entertainment/media industry
• Using your life history
• The art of schmoozing
• Effective networking and an easy networking system that works
• Importance of informational interviews
• Assembling a team whose sum is greater than its parts
• Essential social media marketing
• Making it happen on your own

SUCCESSFUL FILM PRODUCING & FINANCING: Making Your Film Happen! 

SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH
10:00AM-2:00 PM
GRUMMAN FILM STUDIOS
SHETLER STUDIOS
500 GRUMMAN ROAD WEST
BETHPAGE, NY 11714
$97/$87 EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT
FOR TIX/INFO: https://successfulfilm.eventbrite.com 

SUCCESSFUL FILM PRODUCING & FINANCING: Making Your Film Happen! is an acclaimed and intense 4-hour workshop geared toward actors, writers, filmmakers, directors, producers and other working and successful creative professionals who want to produce films. 

This is an insider's presentation to doing what one needs to do to produce a film, play, web series, fictional or reality TV series. It is based on 30 years of analysis of the qualities and traits that successful film producers share. It is also based on the 30 years of personal producing experiences of its speaker. 

SUCCESSFUL FILM PRODUCING & FINANCING is extremely empowering (if not life-transforming) bottom-line and nuts-and-bolts. No fluff.  Space is limited--Register today!

JIM WILL COVER MOST OF THE FOLLOWING:

•              Selecting and researching the right script
•              Literary gold mining
•              Distinguishing yourself and your projects
•              Creating superb promotional materials
•              Pitching yourself and your projects
•              Where the financing comes from
•              How to find, approach, research and convince investors
•              How to produce or invest in theater, television and new media
•              How to package yourself as a creative
•              What you need to know about domestic and international tax incentives and other soft money
•              Film Producing advantages of holding a foreign passport
•              Current status of the independent film industry
•              What genres/budget ranges are working now
•              Effective networking and an easy networking system
•              Art of the schmooze
•              Assembling a team whose sum is greater than it's parts
•              Overcoming creative career self-sabotage
•              Understanding and succeeding with agents and managers
•              Distributors and sales agents--what you need to know
•              Branding your film
•              Do It Yourself Distribution
•              Social Media Marketing for producers
•              Making it happen on your own

More about Jim Jermanok: Jim Jermanok is an award-winning writer, director and producer, creative success expert, consultant and speaker.  Jim wrote and produced the highly acclaimed romantic comedy, “Passionada,” which was released by Columbia Tri Star in over 150 countries. His latest film “Em” recently won the Grand Jury Prize at the Seattle International Film Festival and the Criterion International Inspiration Award. It was released last year by Vanguard Cinema and SnagFilms. He is also active in theater, TV and New Media. Mr. Jermanok is a former ICM Agent who helped to represent Arthur Miller, Shirley MacLaine, John Chancellor, Dudley Moore, Helen Hayes, Alan Arkin and General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, among others.  Jim also speaks and conducts workshops worldwide on the subject of his upcoming book, BEYOND THE CRAFT: What You Need to Know to Make A Living Creatively, as well as Successful Film Producing and Financing and The Art and Business of Screenwriting.

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Locations Needed for Film, Casting Notices, Short film shooting on Long Island

Locations Needed, Casting Calls and Indie Short Film shooting on Long Island!


Central Casting is seeking caucasian babies who are 1 month to 3 months old, between 9.5 and 9.8 pounds and 22" long who are available Wednesday January 15th for Law and Order: SVU. Must have a valid child performer permit and trust account set up. Please email candid photos, up to date sizes and the best number to reach you at to nbcsvu@gmail.com and put newborn in the subject line.

NOW CASTING IN NYC: Seeking Non Union female 35-50 years old with corporate business experience to play a "Power Boss" role. Must be available to audition for the role on Monday, January 20th in NYC. Needs to also be available for actual shoot date on Wednesday, January 22nd. Must own a power suit / skirt suit. if interested, please email name, age, contact info and recent photo to ngcasting2013@gmail.com

For a new Warner Brothers film that will begin filming in mid-April. They're looking for a great warehouse / tremendous loft-type location for over 20 days of filming; it would be somewhat of a stage-on-location situation.  They'd want to rent for 2 - 3 months total. See reference photos below.  Please reference, Intern and e-mail dmarkowitz@nassaucountyny.gov.

Looking for a large warehouse- type space that could be dressed as a hip internet company ... light interior w/ metal / black iron work would be ideal but we are willing to dress and/or paint... should be BIG - Less than 10,000 SF probably won't cut it.






Short film with name talent - filming on Long Island!  Please take a look at our indiegogo campaign for The Last Taxi Driver. We put together a little skit on one-day's notice, and all these wonderful actors came out on the coldest day of the year with no rehearsal to put it all together. If you can donate - great! If not, even sharing would be most appreciated!! Movie stars Robert Clohessy (Wolf of Wall Street, Blue Bloods) and Emily Jackson (Incarnate). thank you!! http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-last-taxi-driver/x/52224  The movie, while a comedy, is darker, and we'l be contracting with a special effects company for the zombie make-up. Please help us raise the funds we need to do this right - $5 - $3,500 - everything is accepted, and sharing is most appreciated as well!  Thank you.


Sunday, December 29, 2013

Debbie's Year End Wrap Up to 2013

Debbie's Year End Wrap Up

Hello everyone,
Every now and then I actually write a blog entry, and here is this years.
2013 brought in a massive amount of good fortune to my life.  Besides having a record year at the Nassau County Film Office, the Long Island International Film Expo (LIIFE) was majorly successful!

The third book in my Karmic Wind Trilogy (Naked in the Rain, Sarah and Caleb and now Karmic Wind) was finally released. It has been a long time coming, and I'm so glad it's out there - http://www.debramarkowitz.com/Writings.html

2013 was also the year that I started producing films! It started with my acting as Casting Director and Producer on My Cross to Bear, which is now making its way onto the festival circuit. http://vimeo.com/75835126  It's a difficult movie about domestic/sexual abuse inspired by an individual and events that he went through. The writer/director/producer on this is the inspiring Peter Bongiorno, with Glenn Allen (Emmy award winner for visuals for Boardwalk Empire) as Executive Producer. Events after the first half of the movie were changed because the person who it is about did not want people to know who he was.  Now he's ready to come into the light, and he and I have begun writing a book about the real events.  Hopefully, that will be done in 2014.

I also became Casting Director and Producer on feature film, Living with the Dead.  I cannot wait to show you the trailer! I love it so much, and I know the movie is going to be awesome. We hope that this will be out in Fall 2014. I can't wait for the world to see it. Christine Vartoughian is an incredibly talented writer and director, and her vision is just gorgeous. https://www.facebook.com/Livingwiththedeadmovie?fref=ts 

So as if that wasn't enough, I'm also writing a screenplay for Behind the Scenes; a feature length film by Donna Sirianni.  I will be Casting and Producing this movie along with a very talented Executive Producer I can't wait to mention!!

And I'll be working with multi-award winning director/writer/producer, David Spaltro, on his newest feature and the third in his New York City Valentine series, Wake Up in New York.  I admired David's work in Things I Don't Understand which won at this year's LIIFE and at festivals all over the world. This is such an honor for me.

And because none of this was enough for my out-of-office hours, I'll soon be producing/director/casting a short film I wrote called The Last Taxi Driver. A zombie comedy about a taxi driver who refuses to give up his career even though most of the inhabitants of the world are now zombies.  I have a great cast I can't wait to tell you about!!

I was approached by another writer/director/producer that I want to work with as well - let's see how the schedule pans out.

I'm so thankful for all the opportunities I've been given.  Truly.  I can't wait to get back to book # 4, Damaged, But Not Broken, but that's probably not going to happen until 2015 - way too many movie projects.

I hope that all your wishes have come true, and if they haven't yet, they will in 2014!!  

I don't really know where I'm going with all this - but I'm just letting the universe do what it does, and so far, what a trip it's been!!

Namaste,

Debbie 

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Filmmakers Connection Holiday Party, Event and LIIFE!!!

Hello everyone,

Five Towns College will again be hosting and sponsoring our annual Filmmakers Connection Holiday gathering on Wednesday, December 18 at 7:15 pm at Five Towns College (305 North Service Road, Dix Hills, 11746 – room 312).  Hope you can make it – let’s bring in the holiday season together!! I will keep you posted on whether there will be a food drive and the holiday show at the nursing home.  (and cough cough, a little shameless self-promotion – if any wants to buy the Karmic Wind Trilogy as a holiday gift, let me know, and I’ll bring some copies – you can email me at debfim@aol.com)

The show must go on! The Filmmakers Connection Holiday show at the nursing home that we do every year (which is usually run by Donna McKenna) will be run by Connection members, Helen Priomos, Ron Bova and Jerry Parisi this year.
Here are the details:
The show date is Saturday, December 28, 2:00pm-3:30pm. Singers interested in performing can email Helen Priomos at hpmccoy@aol.com. Need three HOLIDAY song choices. However may only sing one or two. Don't want to duplicate songs..
Dancers and jugglers can also email Helen as she is coordinating.
The show will be held at Our Lady Of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Center, 111 Beach Drive, West Islip, NY 11795 (around the block from Good Samaritan Hospital).
The Scrooge Group (featuring Jerry and Helen) will be performing as well!!
Donna is busy with work, but she wants the show to go on!!
Anyone interested in coordinating a Food Drive at the Filmmakers Connection Holiday Gathering on Wednesday, Dec 18 at 7:15 p.m. at Five Towns College, room 312 (to be dropped off to a food shelter), please let me know, and I'll alert the members.
Happy holidays ahead!!

Special Event for Filmmakers Connection Members!! –
OFF THE LOTS, Inc.
Private Screening Invitation: Taking Back Vegas!
MONDAY DECEMBER 23rd,2013 FROM 6-9pm
At the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts
720 Northern Boulevard
Brookville, NY 11548-1300 
Ira Chernick and Mark Steiger of Off The Lots, Inc. extend an invitation to you for a wonderful night out at The Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on Monday December 23rd, 2013 6-9pm! We are reaching out to cordially invite you to a private screening of Taking Back Vegas! A feature film teaser produced by Off The Lots, Inc. of the Gold Coast of Long Island. 
This is being shown to raise awareness of Off The Lots’ concept of filmmaking. We have invited distributors who have shown an interest in our company. We are reviewing our options in the marketplace and decided to screen to a private audience of VIP film goers and movie critics. 
SYNOPSIS:
Present day corporate run Las Vegas is about to be overturned by organized crime. Vincenzo V’igliore says “The corporations have ruined everything in Vegas from the hotel services, to the entertainment and the gambling, it’s a joke!” 
Off The Lots, Inc.
Presents – Taking Back Vegas
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2283172/
Executive Producer – Ira Chernick
Directed by – Mark Steiger
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The Tilles Center for the Performing Arts
Located on the LIU CW Post Campus:
720 Northern Boulevard
Brookville, NY 11548-1300
For more info or directions to The Tilles Center visit:
http://www.tillescenter.org or call (516) 299-2752. 
On Monday December 23, 2013 from 6pm-9pm join us and bring a guest to our screening.
Complimentary cocktail hour.

The Long Island International Film Expo (LIIFE) has been named of one the Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World by MovieMaker Magazine - http://www.moviemaker.com

THE LONG ISLAND INTERNATIONAL FILM EXPO (LIIFE) IS NOW OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS AT WWW.LONGISLANDFILM.COM!! Get in on earlybird discounted submissions. Additional discounts are available for Filmmakers Connection Members and LIIFE Alumni!!  Remember – www.LongIslandFilm.com!
The Long Island International Film Expo (#2014LIIFE) will be held from July 9 – 17, 2014. 

If you have a short, student or feature film shot partially and are a filmmakers connection member – you may be eligible for a finishing fund grant.  If interested, please e-mail dmarkowitz@nassaucountyny.gov, and I will be happy to email you whichever one is appropriate.  Best of luck!!

If you’re interested in finding out up-to-the-minute information on film jobs that I hear about (both cast and crew) or locations needed for film/tv/commercials, plus other film related information (or my own personal musings), check www.debramarkowitz.blogspot.com  You can also sign up for our twitter account below, and I will tweet whenever I have anything film-related of interest.   Let’s keep the work here!!  If you are a filmmaker/casting person who knows of any positions, I can post those for you as well.  Please e-mail me details:  Union or nonUnion, personnel needed, whether it’s a paid position, when, where and what.  Thank you.

We’re now on Facebook, Twitter, Myspace AND have our own Youtube channel!  Come join us at: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/pages/Long-Island-International-Film-Expo/125921132847, youtube at: http://www.youtube.com/user/LongIslandFilmExpo, myspace at: myspace.com/liifilmexpo  and Twitter at: www.twitter.com/liintlfilmexpo

If you had a film in the Long Island International Film Expo and have received a distribution deal (DVD, theatrical, and/or television), please send us a blurb and a link, and we’ll promote it for you on the Long Island International Film Expo facebook site.

If you have a home in Nassau County and would like to list it as a possible location for film/tv/commercial production, please contact debfilm@aol.com or call 516 571-3168.

If you have a business, service, or headshot you would like to bring to the attention of the dedicated audience that visits LongIslandFilm.com – consider placing a banner ad.  They are quite reasonable.  You will have your ad shown in random rotation for an entire year.  Small banner ads are $150 – (120 x 60 pixels).  Large banner ads are $300 (468 x 60 pixels).  If interested, please e-mail your banner ad in the appropriate amount of pixels to debfilm@aol.com.  Please include the URL you would like your ad to be connected to.  You can pay by check to LIFTF, or by PalPay under “The Foundation” and then “Donations.”  Just let us know when you send in your banner ad.
You can now pay for your membership to the Filmmakers Connection through PayPal on the www.LongIslandFilm.com website.  Please be sure to include your name, address, phone #, e-mail address, which area of the film industry you are involved in (ex. Writer/director/producer) and whether or not you are already getting this newsletter by e-mail.  Cost is $30 per year fee.  If you are a student with current ID, it is $15 to join.)
If you would like to become a member (or renew your membership) of the Filmmakers Connection, please send $30, made out to the LIFTF to the Long Island Film/TV Foundation, c/o Bellmore Movies, 222 Pettit Avenue, Side Entrance, Bellmore, NY  11710.  You may also pay at the meetings.  The $30 membership fee entitles you to attend the Filmmakers Connection meetings and panels for free.  It also entitles you to discounts on Foundation functions such as the Long Island International Film Expo, the Awards Ceremony party, all mailings and newsletters, and (if all other criteria is met) a chance at winning the $1,000/$500 Finishing Fund Grant. (When you send in your $30, please be sure to include your name, address, phone number, e-mail address and how you are involved with the film industry, i.e. director, producer, voice overs, etc.) and whether you are already getting this newsletter by e-mail.  If you are a student with appropriate college/high school ID, the cost is $15 to join for the year.  If you do not join, you can still attend meetings for free.

Please be advised that the Foundation/Film Commissions/Film Offices are not responsible for speaker cancellations.  Every effort will be taken to insure a speaker’s availability on the date mentioned.  In case of a cancellation, every effort will be made to book an alternate speaker.

For information about the Long Island International Film Expo or the Filmmakers Connection, please contact Debra Markowitz at 516 571-3168.

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Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Locations Needed, Job Opportunity, Extra Work and Duplication Services Needed

Locations Needed, Job Opportunity, Extra Work and Duplication Services Needed

Hello All, (These locations must be in Nassau County)
1)      For a Verizon print job, they’re looking for:
a)       A loading dock that might be connected to a small, independent business, like an auto parts distributor or a florist. This is the only reference they gave me, but it doesn't have to be this small. It can be anywhere in Nassau. (Reference photo attached)
b)      An Americana main street (Gave Roslyn and Sea Cliff)
c)     A sandwich shop
d)    The office of a small firm: legal, engineering, smaller tech startup. Could be anywhere in USA. Should be contemporary, but warm and not too empty and white. It needs several options, like offices, communal areas, conference/meeting areas.
e)     A wine or cheese or bakery shop: open and warm and cool retail business, like a cheese shop or bakery, or anything similar where customers are welcomed with display cases. It needs to be interesting and feel like a place decorated and run with pride
f)     A mall retail shop- can be clothing or housewares or something similar: should feel like it could be anywhere in USA. Warm and inviting, but not too cluttered; not too country, and not too modern
If you have suggestions for any of these, please email nassaucountyny.gov and reference Hutchinson.
2)      For Borderline Films feature, James White, they’re looking for a film-friendly hospital for 7 days for a low-budget film. If you have any suggestions, please e-mail nassaufilmoffice @nassaucountyny.gov and reference James White.

Also – job opportunity:
Administrative Assistant/Junior Agent – Inwood, LI, NY
• Serve as primary assistant to President/Owner of above and below-the-line talent management company
• Manage schedules and bookings for roster of 35+ clients (film & TV industry professionals)
• Conduct research on upcoming productions; pitch potential clients for film, TV, and commercial jobs 
• Keep track of draft billing, send weekly reports to accounting, send out invoices via Quickbooks and track payments 
• Draw up deal memos for booked projects; review, approve and procure fully-executed copies of all client contracts 
• Coordinate client meetings and interviews, follow through on all submissions
• Lead in the hiring and training of new interns; delegate tasks and responsibilities to interns and Assistant on a daily basis 
• Manage company website and social media including Facebook, Twitter, and online news
• Communicate regularly with clients, producers, and other entertainment professionals
If you are interested, or know anyone who is, please email your resume to debra.markowitz@gmail.com.
Extras Needed:
Unpaid extra. If you would like to be an extra in the short film, Umbrella’s Kill, it will be an exterior shot in Mineola on Sunday, November 17, 2014 – please notify Chris Brian Roach at http://umbrellaskill.com/contact/ or https://www.facebook.com/chrisroachlive?fref=ts.

NON UNION TO PORTRAY BARATONE SAX PLAYER WITH INSTRUMENT. FIT THURS 11/14, WORK FRI 11/15. PLEASE SEND CURRENT PHOTO OF YOURSELF, PHOTO OF INSTRUMENT, VIDEO OF YOU PLAYING IF POSSIBLE, EXPERIENCE, SIZES AND BEST CONTACT INFO TO carriebgcasting@gmail.com WITH SUBJECT LINE "BARATONE SAX PLAYER"

NONUNION MEN AND WOMEN, 18 TO 24, TO PORTRAY GAY COLLEGE STUDENTS AT A DANCE. MUST BE COMFORTABLE DANCING WITH THE SAME SEX. THIS FILM IS SET IN THE EARLY 80S SO MUST HAVE HAIR THAT CAN BE STYLED FOR THE PERIOD. MEN CANNOT HAVE SHAVED OR SHORT HAIR. WOMEN, NO MODERN CUTS AND HAIR MUST BE ALL ONE COLOR. PLEASE EMAIL CANDID PHOTOS, UP TO DATE SIZES AND THE BEST NUMBER TO REACH YOU AT TO normalheartbg@gmail.com AND PUT YALE STUDENT IN THE SUBJECT LINE.

UNION/NONUNION TO PORTRAY 1960 ANTI-WAR PROTESTER TYPES FLEX AVAIL NOV 2013 - SUBMIT YOUR HEADSHOT WITH CONTACT DETAILS TO backgroundtalentnyc@gmail.com
WITH SUBJECT LINE **1960'S PROTESTER** FILMING WILL TAKE PLACE IN NYC

In search of a reliable, Nassau County based, duplication company that authors and prints HIGH QUALITY DVD'  If you have an referrals, please email dmarkowitz@nassaucountyny.gov.

Friday, November 1, 2013

Casting Opportunities and Line Producer Needed

Casting Opportunities and Line Producer Needed

Line Producer, affordable and familiar with New York State Tax Credits needed for indie feature film.  If interested, please send resume/bio to debra.markowitz@gmail.com.

Casting Opportunites

NONUNION MEN TO PORTRAY GAY COLLEGE STUDENTS AT YALE. TENTATIVE WORK DATE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13TH. WE ARE LOOKING FOR MEN WHO HAVE NOT ALREADY WORKED ON THE NORMAL HEART. MUST HAVE HAIR THAT CAN BE STYLED FOR THE 80'S. NO BUZZ CUTS OR SHORT HAIR. MUST BE COMFORTABLE DANCING WITH ANOTHER MAN. PLEASE NOTE IF YOU ARE COMFORTABLE KISSING ANOTHER MAN. WE ARE ALSO SEEKING REAL COUPLES SO PLEASE NOTE IF YOU HAVE A SIGNIFICANT OTHER THAT YOU CAN WORK WITH. PLEASE EMAIL CANDID PHOTOS, SIZES AND THE BEST NUMBER TO REACH YOU AT TO normalheartbg@gmail.com AND PUT YALE STUDENT IN THE SUBJECT LINE.

UNION MEN TO PORTRAY PILOTS IN THE 80S FOR THE NORMAL HEART. WE ARE SEEKING MEN THAT HAVE NOT ALREADY WORKED ON THE FILM AND HAVE HAIR THAT CAN BE STYLED FOR THE PERIOD. NO BUZZ CUTS OR SHORT HAIR. THE TENTATIVE WORK DATE IS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 22ND. PLEASE EMAIL CANDID PHOTOS, SIZES AND THE BEST NUMBER TO REACH YOU AT TO normalheartbg@gmail.com AND PUT PILOT IN THE SUBJECT LINE.

UNION/NONUNION Female (18+ to play younger), to portray high school girls basketball player (will not play). Works TODAY 2pm call time upper manhattan. Email current photo & phone # to blackbox@gwcnyc.com with the SUBJECT LINE reading- Facebook, Basketball, Your Full Name, Union Status (SAG-AFTRA or NONUNION), Avail TODAY 11/1

SAG-AFTRA RUSH CALL! Seeking a SAG-AFTRA heavyset man to portray an Upscale Hotel Guest for the film John Wick. Works ASAP today in downtown Manhattan. Please send recent photo along with contact info to johnwick@gwcnyc.com. Put in the subject line: Name, SAG-AFTRA Rush Call, Availability, Phone Number, ETA to Downtown Manhattan (For example: John Doe, SAG-AFTRA, Rush Call, Avail today, 555-555-5555, 30 minutes) 

UNION/NON UNION TO PORTRAY LATINO GANG MEMBERS AGES 18 TO 30 - PLEASE BE COMFORTABLE PLAYING A TOUGH, ROUGH, AND INTIMIDATING GANG MEMBER...WE ARE SEEKING DIFFERENT FACTIONS OF GANGS SO PLEASE STATE HERITAGE, CONTACT INFORMATION, UNION STATUS WHEN SUBMITTING. SEND PICS & INFO to UntitledStarZBG@gmail.com FOR CONSIDERATION. FLEX AVAILABILITY BETWEEN 11/18 AND 12/19, THANK YOU!

UNION/NON UNION TO PORTRAY RECENTLY MARRIED COUPLE TYPES. AVAIL FOR FITTING/WORK ON/BETWEEN 11/1-11/13. PLEASE EMAIL A PICTURE OF COUPLE TO carriebgcasting@gmail.com WITH SUBJECT LINE "212 COUPLE". PLEASE NOTE IN EMAIL AVAILABILITY, BEST CONTACT, UNION STATUS, SIZES, AND LAST TIME YOU WORKED. THANKS!

Thank you, and have a good day!
Best,
Debbie