As many guests as possible are needed. If you want to participate, please come to the shoot by 3:30 tomorrow afternoon wearing clothing in muted tones (pastels preferred, no brights/reds or black dresses) suitable for a springtime wedding reception.
Please email: Mariahtaylan@hotmail.com if you are coming to provide an accurate headcount as food & refreshments will be provided.
Bring a friend and spread the word, all are welcome who know how to behave on set! Should be wrapped by 6 p.m. Thanks!
Synopsis: Four Hand Bloodstock is a landscape film about Sam, who while dealing with the declining health of his wife, June, interacts with the landscape of New Mexico.
Four Hand Bloodstock plays with the themes of time and space through experimental camera work and sound design to express the transitioning moods of the couples’ experience with June’s awaited journey to death. Four Hand Bloodstock makes the landscape a character within the film, giving time and space a story just as much as the characters themselves.
The tone is tranquil with moments of depression and panic. The film has elements that include the history of the New Mexican landscape, the Tigua Indians and Pueblos.
Character Breakdowns:
Sam (early 30s) – is fearful of loosing his wife to a rare bacterial disease. Sam leaves their cabin home to travel across the New Mexican landscape, accompanied by visions of his wife. Sam eventually arrives at a Native American pueblo and performs a death ceremony.
June (early 30s) – has been diagnosed with a rare bacterial infection and as her condition worsens, June becomes more fearful. Her once optimistic views of life are dissolving more quickly than her health.
These are PAID roles in addition to Film Credit, DVD Copy, Meals, Snacks, Beverages and Transportation Provided.
New Mexico’s Own feature-length psychological thriller, “Dead Billy” is looking for background on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5th. The film, now in production in Albuquerque, is looking for two different types:
1. Goth and punk style, preferably with piercings, tattoos, stylized hair, and other goth/punk looking accessories.
2. High-class style, preferably with tuxedos and ball gowns or formal style clothing.
Writer/Director: Scott Milder
Producer: Dominic Garcia, Scott Milder, Lauren Myers, Corey Weintraub
Genre: Psychological Thriller
Production Company: Dead Billy Productions LLC
Camera Hogs, LLC out of Las Cruces, New Mexico is set to produce a new drama series titled Desert Wasteland.
Beginning on a volunteer basis, shooting of the series pilot is scheduled to begin in September. Producers will be fundraising throughout the pilot to continue production into an entire season.
From the producers:
Although we don’t have the funds to pay our crew for the pilot, we are offering a copy on DVD with name in credits, one of our cool Camera Hogs t-shirts, Desert Wasteland poster and other apparel. We also offer the option of having a professional head-shot done in compensation for services provided. The pilot will be sent to film festivals locally, nationally, and internationally.
The pilot will be shot in SW NM, in the El Paso/Las Cruces areas.
“Attention Actresses: We are looking for two Female Actors, Age Range 35-55. One character is intelligent, empathetic and strong, while the other is also secretly manipulative.
Attention actors: We are looking for a Male Actor, Age Range 35-55. The actor needs to be intimidating, comedic, suave, and be able to pull off an Irish or other UK dialect.
Please send headshots and resumes to superbeerwebseries@gmail.com for consideration for an audition and to be sent sides.
Casting is for speaking roles starting in Episodes 3 & 4 of the SuperBeer Webseries. The pay is deferred, however meals and snacks are provided on set and the series is under a SAG New Media contract. SAG or SAG-E Preferred, however not required for the right actor. Please message me, Amber LeRae Prod if you have any questions. Thanks!”
Check out more local web series here! New Mexico to the WORLD…Get into it!
For short film by award winning screenwriter, Stanley Ray is holding a casting call Saturday, March 24 for two important roles:
Becky: Anglo 13-15 years old girl at the awkward age of becoming a young woman and trying to hide from it. Medium length hair is physical attribute written in the script
Mickey: 9-10 years old boy. Obnoxious best friend/bully of Becky’s brother.
Father: Anglo mid to late thirty year old male. Strict and selfish parent, but not overtly threatening. Father to Becky.
Anticipate filming April 21-22 and April 28-29 in Albuquerque. Meals, DVD of finished film and IMDB credit in lieu of monetary compensation.
Seeking actors with strong acting abilities; not beginner roles.
“Produced by Scott Lochmus and Bill Perkins and Directed by Derrick Borte (The Joneses), Stars tells the story of Glen Sweet as he strays from his structured suburban world and takes to an open road. While driving through the American west Glen decides to commit suicide on his upcoming birthday. Invigorated by his decision Glen begins a spirited adventure, reaching out to people from his past and encountering a variety of new faces. Through these interactions, Glen is forced to examine his existence and give the value of his life a second thought.” – NM Film Office
**ON LOCATION CASTING Needs your help!!! We have been asked to fill the stands with VOLUNTEER Extras for a scene in the Feature Film “Stars” that we are currently casting. If you can help us out by attending, we really appreciate it. If not, we totally understand and thanks for considering it!!***
New Mexico residents and those visiting us in New Mexico are invited to be in a feature film!
The film “Stars” is inviting anyone ages 3 and over (NO babies please!) to come out for a day of filming and fun. Mingle with your fellow OLC extras. Volunteer your time and hopefully see yourself on camera when the movie comes out.
Food (box lunches – sandwiches, chips, fruit, cookie) and snacks will be provided.
There will be raffles throughout the day for great prizes, entertainment and your chance to be in a movie.
WHEN:
Saturday – November 12th, 2011
7:30am to 3:30pm
–although we prefer that you show up at 7:30am, you will still be permitted to attend if you can only come a bit later than that!!
WHERE:
Rodeo de Galisteo
23 miles southeast of Santa Fe on N.M. 41
Galisteo, NM
HOW: We prefer that you email us your RSVP to: onlocationcastingNM@yahoo.com with the number in your party attending (for food counts) or JUST SHOW UP on Saturday 11/12/11!!
Please dress weather appropriate with warm clothing!!! Please try to avoid RED and all WHITE clothing as best you can. The scene is fans and spectators at a horseshoe competition.
**PLEASE** Share this on your pages and tell your friends!!! We are responsible for making sure to fill the stands and want to do a great job for this project. Help make OLC look great by showing up looking great yourself!!! We THANK YOU in advance!! :)
Blaze You Out is looking for men and women, 18 and over, to work as background actors for a club scene that will be shooting on September 15 at Buffalo Thunder Resort near Espanola.
If you are interested in being on a movie set as an extra please send a current color picture of yourself along with your height/weight/age/where you live/phone number to: blazebackground@gmail.com
This is a non-paying job but there will be prizes (iTunes gift cards) raffled off during the evening. Lunch will be served as well as snacks.
Blaze You Out is a film that focuses on a young woman’s journey to locate her missing sister in the heart of a brutal underworld controlled by the heroin trade. The story takes place in the beautiful Esperanza Valley in Northern New Mexico, a basin which belies an underlying sickness, a sinister insidious spiritual downfall caused by decades of drug use; but the protagonist’s journey into this brutal battleground ultimately releases the lurking demons and restores hope.
The film stars Elizabeth Pena (La Bamba) and Q’orianka Kilcher (The New World)
Please Note: This is a micro-budget short film, produced in part by the film technician training program at Santa Fe Community College for the Summer 2011 semester.
Cast will receive *CELC (Credits and Experience in Lieu of Compensation), plus DVD, meals on set, publicity, and IMDb reporting.
LOG LINE: When his name comes up in a prison lottery in a harsh future time, a prisoner pays a dear price.
GENRE: DRAMA/HORROR/THRILLER
SHOOT DATES: June 25 -27, 2011
LOCATION: Espanola and Santa Fe
AUDITION DATES
When: Friday May 13
Time: 2:00pm – 5:00pm
AND
Saturday May 14
Time: 11:00am – 3:00pm
Where: Santa Fe Community College Fine Arts Building
Sign in: Room 544
Please bring resume/headshot.
Auditions may be taped or photographed under image release.
Cold read.
Child actors MUST be accompanied by parent or guardian.
From the New Mexico Film Office: (ICYDK: Meal & Reel)
Casting Call for “Extreme Justice Episode 2: The Broad and The Cephalopod” (SAG and Non-Union) – Sunday, April 3rd
Extreme Justice (aka Wild Justice) is currently casting for “Episode 2: The Broad and The Cephalopod” to be filmed at the end of April/beginning of May. Produced by Carissa Mitchell and Jeffrey Harper and Directed by Grubb Graebner, this episode attempts to resolve the case of a young woman being attacked by what she thinks is a squid in the Santa Rosa Blue Hole Lake. Extreme Justice is under a SAG Deferred Short Film Student Agreement.
Please send headshot and resume submissions (in PDF, DOC, JPEG formats only please) to: amberleraecasting@gmail.com.
Sides will be available for auditions and accepted submissions will be notified of their specified audition time.
All positions are unpaid, however copy, credit and meals will be provided.
Here at OneHeadlightInk.com we are huge proponents of the “Meal & Reel” concept.
There’s simply no better way to flex your industry chops in front of or behind the camera. Indie, student, web or documentary – working with industry pros in various fields will only expand and enrich your film & production résumé and expertise.
Here’s a great opportunity to be part of a new and exciting project from Tumbleweed Cinema:
Crew Call: PA, Boom Operator, Makeup Artist, Set Designer
Anvil Springs Entertainment will be holding an open casting call for speaking and background roles for three feature film trailers.
Casting non-descript / all types; Ages 16+
(if you are under 18, you need a parent present)
When: Saturday, December 18, 2010
Time: 1PM to 7PM
Where: Clarion Hotel, 7620 Pan American Fwy. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87109
Please DO NOT call the hotel with any questions.
This is an action-packed, fantasy-themed trilogy! Think of “The Chronicles of Narnia” meets “Lord of the Rings.” Filming will take place during two weekends in February. This is a non-union, no pay shoot; however, meals will be provided.
If you cannot make the casting call, please submit your headshot and resume to:
Balloon Fiesta is this weekend!! Our suggestions for the week are:
Get the App. City Life complete, official and fully mobile guide to everything Fiesta at ABQ City Life.com
Educators – Free passes, parking & breakfast at the Balloon Fiesta Museum for special shapes mass ascension on Oct. 8. Teachers click here to RSVP.
Free bike valet – Morning and evening service provides safe & efficient bicycle parking! They even parked our Pee-Wee Herman looking tandem with wagon last year! Click here for route & full deets – and don’t forget to wear gloves and cover your ears for those very chilly morning rides!
Don’t call it the Balloon Festival…
In time for after your post fiesta activities – The first annual New Mexico Brew Fest is this Saturday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm at the Villa Hispana Outdoor Event Center, EXPO New Mexico 300 San Pedro NE. All ages, picnic/family festival atmosphere. And please remember your sexy beast!
Great eats, live music and of course Local and regional micro-brews! For more details and to purchase tickets (click here for a special FB Group discount), visit www.nmbrewfest.com
Also check-in here and here for more discount tix possibilities…
If you wanna get away from fiesta activities, and all our beloved tourists, head North… » Read the full post
“GWG Motion Picture Company, an up-and-coming Albuquerque independent film company, is currently looking to fill several different speaking roles for a horror/sci-fi short film scheduled to shoot later this summer. We are looking for male and female actors, ages 18-25, who are not afraid of running, screaming and getting tons of fake blood splattered on them. We have virtually no budget for this picture, but you will get meals during filming, and receive a DVD of the film when it is finished.
Auditions will be held the week of September 5th. Filming is currently being scheduled for September 24-28. Please send resumes, head shots and contact information to lastsummercasting@gmail.com.
Please include the following information: sex, age, phone number, and email address. We will contact you with audition dates and times.
Plot:
Last Summer is [a] film about a group of friends who embark on a weekend camping trip that turns horrifying when zombies show up, only to find that the most unlikely member of their group eerily has powers that no zombie can match”
Feature roles being cast:
JASON (LEAD): Male, age 19, Anglo/Hispanic, brown hair, very handsome and muscular, star football player for military academy (Quarterback), articulate and well-spoken, classy dresser, loves the outdoors, very loyal to his friends, has been with Brandy for years, a bit reckless, heavy partier.
BRANDY (LEAD): Female, age 18, any race, brown hair, still in high school, attractive in a conservative way, very smart, anti-social, slightly troubled, and sweet, has been with Jason for years. » Read the full post
“Oh yeah! For every dollar Shutter Speed makes, one penny of it goes right in Joey’s pocket.” – Joey Tribiani
A role is a role, is a role – even (sometimes esp.) the non-paid ones. But, please do always take care in showing-up or even submitting for any role unless you are confident in or better yet can verify the authenticity and legitimacy of the posting party – and never, ever pay to be considered for a part or to register with a so-called “casting” site or agency. More here.
NM’s Own trusty Film Office currently lists many casting calls including the following “reverse end” and for “copy, meal and credit” roles:
When: July 10, 2010
Time: 10:00am to 4:00pm
Where: Rohovec Fine Arts Center
New Mexico State University
Alamogordo
Looking for various people to fill required roles with line reads also accomplished on same day. Lines will be available on Thursday for the following:
Principal Roles (four spots)
Matt – Over 40 years of age
Elizabeth – Early to Mid 30’s
Heather – Early to Mid 20’s
Miyuki – 30 to 50’s of Japanese/Asian decent
Secondary roles (twelve spots)
3 Females – Mid to Late 30’s
1 Female – 40 +
2 females – Early to Late 60’s
1 Male – Early 30’s
2 Males – Mid to late 40’s
1 Male – Mid to late 60’s
2 Children – Ages 9- 13
Callbacks will be announced on Tuesday following the auditions
This is a low budget project; all contracts will be reverse end agreements.
For more information, Headshot, Resume Submittal, and Line Reading Material Request
Please Contact:
Rich Gill at richgill@ymail.com
2. “The Bigfoot Election” is seeking roles for upcoming feature film.
We are going to make a feature film from the very funny scribe and comedian, Marc Shuter. A comedy about a small ski town that is being taken over by the current Sheriff until an unlikely hero steps forward. With the beautiful Angel Fire New Mexico serving as the backdrop, this is going to be a great shoot.
Principal Roles
Amer: Male – 20 to 30
Carlin: Male – late 40′s to 60′s
Grant: Male – 30′s
Jordan: Female – 30′s
Fenner: Male – late 30′s to 50′s
Supporting Roles
Johnny Lee Martinez: Male (Hispanic) – 20 to 30
Farmer: Male – 40 to 50
Floozie: Female – 20-30
Man: Male – 30 to 40
Woman: Female – 30 to 40
We will be shooting in Angel Fire, New Mexico. Principal Photography will begin July 26, 2010 and wrap August 9, 2010.
Compensation: Copy, Meal, Credit (Accommodations will be provided for roles shooting more than one day).
Please send Headshot and Resume to ryanturri@turripictures.com
Also, please make note of the following, fellow-blog-spot of particular focus on roles for Native American Actors nationwide:
