OPEN CASTING CALL 'WINDSURFING ACTORS'

[efilming]

OPEN CASTING CALL

'WINDSURFING ACTORS'

THIS SUNDAY September 14th
12pm NOON
At CABRILLO BEACH, San Pedro

Live Action Segment for new television show -Shot in HD

Must be available for Shoot Dates:
NEXT WEEK, Tuesday 16th & Wednesday 17th, Sept.08

*Bring your own gear to casting call for audition*
Gear will be provided for shoot.
ROLES:

[Heroine Windsurfer], 18 – early 30’s. A determined competitor, the heroine windsurfer is smaller and lighter than the other two in the race. She has spunk, but should appear to be novice at the sport. Prone to pratfalls and spit-takes, her hair should be long enough, that when wet, it can cover her face to just below her chin (for a gag). Technically, she must be a skilled windsurfer, able to navigate in high winds, but also be able to act and sail as if she is a novice, struggling to keep up in a race. Must be able to able to hold her breath underwater for 10 seconds for a gag. LEAD

[Instructor] Male, Mid-20’s to 30’s. A confident athlete and coach, he struggles to help his weakest student find her sea legs; and cheers her on to success. A victim of her floundering technique, catching her as she falls into the water, he diligently soldiers on. Must be able to able to hold his breath underwater for 10 seconds for a gag. LEAD

[Female Competitor] 18 – early 30’s. Confident and completive, She’s caught off guard and surprised when the Heroine passes her in the race. Has a big enough heart to celebrate in her competitor’s success. Technically, she must be a skilled windsurfer, able to navigate in high winds, but also be able to act and sail as if she is a novice. SUPPORTING LEAD

[Male Competitor] 18 – early 30’s. Confident and completive, He’s caught off guard and surprised when the Heroine passes him in the race. Has a big enough heart to celebrate in his competitor’s success. Technically, he must be a skilled windsurfer, able to navigate in high winds, but also be able to act and sail as if he is a novice. SUPPORTING LEAD

you may submit: photos (face shot, ¾ shot, with gear, in action) and short video clips of your windsurfing talents- by reply email for additional consideraton. efilming@sbcglobal.net

Contact Miles 562-596-7105 anytime
• Compensation: $200-$300-$400 per day

[chibichibi]

despite my 15 years of experience windsurfing I typically sail like a novice in high winds. But I can hold my breath for atleast 30 seconds under water.

[dabull1]

Who's going to play the role of Catalina Eddy? Damn it, I can't find my SAG card! Bull

[koogzah]

Sounds like a Mentos ad.

[muldoon]

Are Nealpar and Lucoff available? They've got chemistry!

[D-wo]

This sounds like a real knee slapper. You've got the hair in the face gag and the 10 seconds under water gag. Hopefully they'll throw in some bawdy dialogue: "Is that your mast base or are you just glad to see me?" And some timeless wisdom from the veteran sailor: "We can't control the wind we can only harness it." Then there will be some dynamic high-wind windsurf action - October at Cabrillo beach means eeeextreeeeme conditions. You got it. Surfer Dude watch out, there's a new show in town.

[mpierce]

Dam, 25 years of sailing has blown all my hair off. Do you think the casting dudes would notice? On a serious note, are there any 20 to 30 year olds racing these days?

[nealpar]

If the filmmaker would reconsider the plot and be open to a new one:
A horror flick. Where a once vibrant windsurf spot is taken over by the dreaded SEA-PEE-PEES, a.k.a. penis fish. See example below:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_d8He9NYy4&feature=related

[D-wo]

What is one searching for on the internet when they come across such a video? Just curious.

[lutehowland]

So, what happened on sunday? Did the tryout get any wind? Anyone snap some photos?