All Roles are Copy Credit Meals. Please have an comedic monologue, 2 copies of their headshot and resume for the director and her AD ready for delivery at the time of the audition.
Director Demi Singleton, a film student at the Art Institute of California in Los Angeles, is casting for her student narrative film "Let Him Eat Cake."
A young woman exacts her revenge after discovering her unfaithful boyfriend in flagrante delicto.
Demi Singleton is a Ventura County native and a first year film student with a season crew.
Demi's Director's reel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP6Vb_LKpSc
Demi’s set manager reel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIqj9apcbKM
Casting Reel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRVVpwL63OY
Narrative Short - Let Him Eat Cake - Dir. Demi Singleton - Production Begins March 11, 2011 thru March 13, 2011
Character Breakdown
Miranda – Principal protagonist - Miranda discovers her boyfriend in flagante direlicto and takes revenge - young, naive, and immature. She is blinded by a fairy tale world and does not want to see the truth.
Ethan – Principal antagonist - He is an immature cheater. He is a pig with a super hero physique and movie star good looks.
Caitlynn – Featured - She doesn't know her boyfriend is cheating on her but suspects. Is also an immature, naive, silly girl. She is a good girl.
Lisa – Supporting - Miranda's best friend, she is kinda vindictive, sympathetic, good friend or evil friend is not certain
Point of Contacts:
(1st Casting Assistant) Danny Thompson
dctaat@yahoo.com
310 773 7709
(2nd Casting Assistant) Cody Garcia
codygarcia78@aol.com
440 204 9422
(AD) Robert Moreno
juiceboxx8@yahoo.com
909 522 9518
(Dir.) Demi Singleton
d.sngltn@gmail.com
Audition Location:
Art Institute of California in Los Angeles
2900 31st Street
Santa Monica 90405
Tuesday March 1, 2011 noon to 2 pm
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