GRANT WILFLEY CASTING AT ACTORFEST NY

GRANT WILFLEY CASTING AT ACTORFEST NY

Grant Wilfley Casting (GWC) is casting background for a number of current and future film and television projects, including director David Gordon Green's The Sitter (starring Johan Hill), director Barry Sonnenfeld's Men In Black 3 (starring Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin, and Jemaine Clement), writer-director David Koepp's Premium Rush (starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt), the USA Network TV series Royal Pains, and the Onion News Network series. GWC's casting credits include: HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm, Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan, Oliver Stone's Wall Street 2, the HBO series Boardwalk Empire, Sex & The City: The Movie, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, The Departed, Michael Clayton, Enchanted, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, Burn After Reading, Shutter Island, Lipstick Jungle, Julie & Julia, Old Dogs, and The Sopranos. Allison Hall, casting associate; Sara Wilfley, casting associate; Jolanda Anthony, casting assistant. Shooting dates and locations will vary, depending on the project.

Seeking—Background Actors: males and females, all ages, all ethnicities, all types, for background acting work and possibly featured/day-player roles.

Auditions will be held Oct. 2 from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-4:30 p.m. at Manhattan Center Studios, The Hammerstein Ballroom, 34th St. (btwn. Eighth & Ninth aves.), NYC. Come prepared with multiple copies of your pix & résumés (stapled together). Sign up for an audition time slot as early in the day as possible after arriving at Actorfest. There is no guarantee that everyone will be seen; early attendance is strongly recommended. For more info about Grant Wilfley Casting, visit www.gwcnyc.com. Attending the casting call is free; however, you must register to attend Actorfest in order to access the auditions. To register for Actorfest, visit Actorfest.com; general admission to Actorfest is free and includes free access to the casting calls. Please be advised that no actor is guaranteed a role in a future production. Pay and union status may vary depending upon the project.

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TAPNYC AUDITIONS ""I found TAPNYC to be innovative, entertaining and - best of all - a great resource to find new talent. I absolutely love Bobby! He is such a great writer and mentor to TAPNYC members (and I currently represent several of them!) Thank you, Bobby, for your great service!" -  Erica Moran (Agent-Avalon Artists Group) "CITY OF ACTORS" The Actor's Project NYC (TAPNYC), a unique theatre company that assists its members in landing agents and getting work through industry showcases and plays, is casting  City of Actors, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by TAPNYC company writers. The company is also casting three other industry shows (Tears of Laughter, Edge of Comedy, Faces of Theatre) and a new, original play. Past productions have been attended by producers (Broadway, Off-Broadway & off-off-Broadway, film, and TV), agents (commercial and legit), managers, and casting directors. Bobby Holder, prod.-dir. Performs Summer/Fall 2010 in NYC. Seeking-Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions/interviews will be held by appt. only in NYC. To schedule an audition/interview, email pix & résumés toauditions@theactorsprojectnyc.com.   Please write "TAPNYC AUDITIONS" in the subject line. For more info, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com. Membership dues are $250 per season (averages less than $65 a month) and include agent coaching, résumé workshops, bio workshops, branding yourself workshops, and writing workshops; after three seasons actors have the option to become lifetime members, who are not required to pay dues. Possible pay provided; actors cast in company plays share 60 percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate).  "After attending two recent showcases put on by Bobby Holder and The Actors Project NYC  I was thrilled by the quality of the performers. It was wonderful to see such a variety of types with acting, singing and comedy chops!"  INGRID FRENCH (TALENT MANAGER IFM) "The Actor's Project NYC approach displays the actor's talents in a new and creative way, allowing the actor's unique abilities to be utilized." CHRISTOPHER FREER (TALENT AGENT CLEAR GROUP)  "The Actor's Project NYC showcases always provides a wealth of talent and abilities. I saw an amazing range of actors to pull from for casting needs. Not many shows can boast this many talented actors in one sitting. If you haven't seen these folks in action, do so today! " MICHAEL RODERICK (PRODUCER SMALL POND ENTERTAINMENT)

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DRIVING  MISS DAISY
Broadway/Production Contract Currently $1,605/week minimum.  
1st reh: 9/2/10. 1st preview: 10/7. Opens 10/25 at the John Golden Theatre  

Timeless, searing, funny and ultimately hopeful meditation on race  
relations in America, told through the complex relationship between two of  popular 
culture's most enduring characters. When Daisy Werthan, a widowed,  
72-year-old Jewish woman living in mid-century Atlanta, is deemed too old to  
drive, her son hires Hoke Colburn, an African American man, to serve as her  
chauffeur. What begins as a troubled and hostile pairing soon blossoms into a  
profound, life-altering friendship that transcends all the societal 
boundaries  placed between them. 

Seeking: Daisy Werthan Standby: 
Onstage role is  cast (Vanessa Redgrave). Standby position is AVAILABLE. 
Daisy is a widow. Ages  from 72 to 97 during the course of the play. Her hair, 
her clothes, her walk …  everything about her suggests bristle and high 
energy. Jewish. Strong Atlanta  accent. 

Hoke Colburn Standby: Onstage role is cast (James Earl Jones).  Standby 
position is AVAILABLE. Hoke is an African American man. Ages from 60 to  85 
during the course of the play. Daisy’s chauffeur. 

Boolie Werthan  Standby: Onstage role is cast. Standby position is 
available. Boolie is a man  who ages from 40 - 65 during the course of the play. 
Daisy’s son. A businessman,  Junior Chamber of Commerce style. Has a strong, 
capable air. Jewish. Strong  Atlanta accent.

Equity Principal Auditions: 
Monday, August 9,  2010 
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 
Thursday, August 12, 2010
10 AM - 6 PM  all three days. 

Pearl Studios, 500 Eighth Avenue, 12th Floor  

Please prepare a brief monologue appropriate for the  play.

Producers: Jed Bernstein and Adam Zotovich 
Playwright: Alfred  Uhry 
Dir: David Esbjornson 
GM: Richards/Climan, Inc. 
CD: Dave  Clemmons Casting 

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You must attend the open call to be considered for the role (even if you are already registered at Central Casting, you still need to attend). Thanks!! Central Casting will be holding OPEN CALLS. Please come to the open call ready to show us your sense of rhythm and physicality, along with a US Passport or a Drivers License/State ID and a Social Security Card. All documents must be originals! Central Casting is located at 875 6th Ave. NY, NY 10001, 24th Floor, Suite 2411 (enter the building on 31st Street). The Open Calls will be held from 4:00pm - 6:00pm on the following dates: SAG TUESDAY, JULY 13, 2010 SAG THURSDAY, JULY 15, 2010 NON UNION MONDAY, JULY 12, 2010 NON UNION WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 2010 NON UNION FRIDAY, JULY 16, 2010

Role Role Type Gender/Age/Ethnicities Description/Note OPEN CALL FOR UPCOMING FEATURE FILM - YOU MUST ATTEND OPEN CALL TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE ROLE!!! Extra Male or Female / 18 to 55 / AllEthnicities Central Casting is seeking people who have a sense of rhythm and physicality to participate in a FLASHMOB for an upcoming Major Motion Picture. You must be available to work eitherSaturday, July 31st or Thursday, August 5th. These are Night Shoots that will require an all night commitment! This means you must be available to work the entire night, into the early morning hours, no conflicts. The shoot on Saturday, July 31stwill be shot indoors. The shoot on Thursday, August 5th will take place

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STuFF FiLMS, a new highly-energized sketch comedy group full of brazen 
comedians, improv artists, writers, directors and editors is looking to 
expand. Check out our website at www.stufffilms.com and see if you fit in with 
our web-based universe. Looking for multi-talented individuals...yes, you 
should be funny (silly, acerbic, sardonic, gratuitously naughty, clever, 
witty, high-strung, neurotic) and able to work in a collaborative setting 
(writer room is in South Harlem - close to the A/D express train 125th) with a 
very diverse group. Do you look at everyday situations and think...that would 
make a great sketch? Do you think you are funnier than SNL? Do you have 
improv/acting training and a portfolio of sketches? Do you have an HD camera 
and lighting equipment? Do you really love to edit comedy for the web? Do 
you play any instruments or know how to write a good parody song? Does Andy
Samberg inspire you? Do you have a wealth of knowledge about Monty Python, 
sci-fi, Kids in the Hall, The State, The Muppets and film noir? Do you read 
a lot? Do you follow current events and pop culture like its the stock 
market? If someone asked you, which family member do you hate the most and 
what's the best way to exploit them in a sketch...would you talk about it? 
Seriously, though, we want to find that individual who wants to write, act, 
produce, film, edit, score, light and promote web-based sketch...not too 
mention...we do four to five live shows a year. By September, we will have done 
four live shows and done over a dozen films...that was in one year. Email 
us your resume(s) / headshots/ urls / whatever you want to tell us about 
yourself...we would like to meet you. We are about a dozen or so 20 and 30 
somethings making a living as professional actors that want to do something 
for ourselves. Are you the missing piece to our group? Email us at 
info@stufffilms.com and we may be in touch with you. Also, we are looking for web 
designers and graphic designers as well! Bring all your talent and get twice 
as much reward!

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Axis Theatre Company Seeks AEA Actors

Axis Theatre Company was formed with a mission to present aggressive surrealism, classic vaudeville turns, and vanguard adaptation. Through the careful utilization of various media Axis has produced an eclectic series of original and published plays (including Buchner's WOYZECK, Beckett's PLAY and the U.S. premiere of Sarah Kane’s CRAVE, starring Debbie Harry) with highly advanced, state of the art technological components that enhance the internal meaning of the material. Their episodic play HOSPITAL about the interior life of a man in a coma is a West Village cult event every summer.

Additional Axis productions include PICTURE THIS; FRANKENSTEIN (original production); LISTEN HOUDINI; JULIUS CAESAR; SEVEN IN ONE BLOW, OR THE BRAVE LITTLE KID (a holiday pantomime for children based on The Brothers Grimm tale); USS FRANKENSTEIN, IN TOKEN OF MY ADMIRATION; NOT YET DIAGNOSED (NERVOUS) 1918 and LEVITTOWN; & EDGAR OLIVER’S EAST 10TH STREET.

Upcoming productions include DOWN THERE (Fall 2010) and SEVEN IN ONE BLOW (Winter 2010).

Seeking: Equity actors as potential new company members. All ages, genders, backgrounds, types as well as possible (emergency) replacements for Axis’s upcoming production DOWN THERE.

Equity Principal Auditions: Friday, July 23, 10 AM - 6 PM (Lunch from 1:30 – 2:30)

Please prepare a brief, contemporary monologue.
Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.

Axis Theatre
1 Sheridan Square
http:// www.AxisCompany.org

Artistic Director: Randy Sharp
Producing Director: Brian Barnhart

Performers unable to attend these auditions may send pictures and resumes to Axis Theatre Company, 1 Sheridan Square, New York, NY 10014.