Older Woman & Ethnically Ambiguous Man

The Wharton Center and MSU Department of Theatre is seeking an actress to play a women in her 60s/70s for the annual Young Playwrights Festival. 

This year area high school students wrote monologues that will be filmed by the MSU Department of Theatre and presented on Wharton’s social media. The monologues will be directed by department of theatre students. 

All rehearsals will occur over zoom but the performance will be filmed at an MSU location the weekend of April 17th. Rehearsal times will be flexible. 

An  actress is needed to perform one monologue.  Stipend is $150. If you are interested please submit a head shot/resume and a brief monologue of your choice (filmed on a phone is fine) and send it to mailto:bert.goldstein@whartoncenter.com by March 17th.
 
Thanks,
Bert Goldstein
Director, Wharton Center Institute for Arts & Creativity

517-884-3108
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My name is Lilly and I'm an associate producer with a local video production company, Render Studios. We are looking to hire an actor for an upcoming project and your name came up when I was asking around for local talent. Could you pass along our casting call to your network? 

Here are the details:

• Male
• Appearing to be about 35 years old
• Wholesome / fatherly persona
• Ethnically ambiguous / non-white
• PAID Half-day of filming in Late March/Early April between the hours of 9a-5p (exact date TBD)
• If you're interested please send a self-tape audition of the below script to lilly@renderstudios.com 
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    Today, we're talking about your HVAC and air conditioner. First, you want to remove the cover from your air conditioning unit, clean up the debris and check for damage. Looks pretty good! Let's head into the basement.
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Please let me know if you have any questions or need anything else from me. Hopefully you can help us out! We'd love to support local talent with this project. 

Thanks, 
Lilly Conklin
RenderStudios.com
@ThisIsRender

517.484.0800