Production Needs: Project Hollywood
Posted in Production Needs By chad On April 25, 2012
Production: Project Hollywood
Contact: Scott Johnson
Contact Email: [email protected]
Contact Phone Number: 323-203-2573
Production Needs:
CASTING for the Webseries “PROJECT HOLLYWOOD”
All headshots/resumes/reels should be emailed to [email protected]. Please specify the role for which you are submitting.
DAVID DOBSON
Male, late 20s to mid-30s
6 episodes
Jake’s boss, later becomes involved in a love triangle with Jake and Melanie. Owner of a reality television company.
MILTON
Male, early 30s to mid-40s
4 episodes
Holden’s agent. Not very good at his job.
HECTOR and CARLITO
Hispanic males, mid-20s to mid-30s
3 episodes
Esmeralda’s brothers, who run the taco truck. Must be fluent in
Spanish and be able to sing.
SLICK
Black male, mid-30s to late 40s
3 episodes
A pimp who makes a documentary with Auggie.
REV. MACK
Black male, late 30s to late 40s
1 episode
One of the featured pimps in Slick’s documentary
HONKY
White male, mid-20s to mid-30s
1 episode
One of the featured pimps in Slick’s documentary
CANDY
Female, early to late 20s
1 episode
Porn star who asks Jake out on a date. No nudity.
XAVIER DUPREE
Male, early to mid-20s
1 episode
Director who casts Holden as the lead in his movie. Actor must be able to do a convincing French accent.
PATRICK
Male, late 20s to mid-30s
1 episode
Studio executive in charge of Xavier’s movie.
LIL RICHE
Black male, mid to late 20s
1 episode
A hip hop producer who signs Rachel to a record deal. Sort of a gangsta Little Richard.
About Author
chad
A Hawaiian writer, director and performer, Chad has spent over half his life performing in more than fifty plays, including two years traveling the world with STOMP. As an actor, Chad’s film and television appearances include ‘Charmed’, ‘Killian’s Chronicle’ and ‘Mid-Century’ with John Glover and fellow Boston University alum, Faye Dunaway. Since becoming a writer/director he’s launched a production company with his brother Denny and long-time girlfriend, Kendall Kanoa Hawley, with whom he’s completed a number of pieces; the most recent of which were a motion comic, a transmedia piece that was recently featured on Wired.com and a one-man show. Chad’s love affair with computers helped him create this web site you’re looking at, and as COO of We Make Movies, Chad is constantly looking for ways to make the We Make Movies on- and off-line experience as sweet, productive and helpful as possible.