Showing posts with label Auditions for Flims. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Auditions for Flims. Show all posts

Friday, July 23, 2010

The Cute new Amrita Puri speak about Aisha

Amrita Puri for Audition

Amrita Puri composes her Bollywood first appearance as Shefali Thakkur, a behenji who Sonam Kapoor's Aisha helps go hip.

The enduring promos of Anil Kapoor's production show her moaning in pain at a salon, as even getting her eyebrows shaped is alien to her!

A newbie with no film associates, Amrita has been a model and has acted in plays. Her father, Aditya Puri is the HDFC Bank head honcho. So there were anxieties when she pronounces that she wanted to act.


Wednesday, July 21, 2010

The Cute Teen Taylor Boswell Will Be In an Forthcoming Christian Film

Taylor Boswell

Taylor Boswell, 16, an actress from Bowling Green, will be in an forthcoming Christian movie. Taylor Boswell’s first audition for a model and talent agency was not glamorous.



While the other girls were clothed like traditional model hopefuls and showing as much cool professionalism as they could muster, Taylor was panic. It wasn’t because she was tense, though.



“We had just left from a basketball game,” Jana Boswell, Taylor’s mother, said with a laugh. “She was wearing her basketball uniform.”

On that day a couple of years ago, the Bowling Green girl literally jumped on the runway and started walking the path that has led her to where she is now. Taylor, 16, is getting set to film the Christian youth action-adventure, “Ryann Watters and the King’s Sword,” which is planned to be released in summer 2011. She will play Liddy Thomas, Ryann’s best friend.



“It’s a good, family-friendly movie,” Taylor said. “It has great morality.



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Friday, June 18, 2010

Past Ten Years Growing Up At Hogwarts, Wizard School Is Now Exposed For The Young Stars Of The Harry Potter Movies

Shooting for the eighth and final film wrapped last Saturday, bringing down the drapes on the much-loved characters.

Harry Poter

And just days after filming his final scenes for the second part of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, Tom Felton - Harry's sworn enemy Draco Malfoy - exposed his hopes and fears for life after the blockbuster franchise.

Harry Poter team

The 22-year-old said: "It's crazy being back on the shelf. I forgot all about that. The last time I auditioned I was about 12.

Harry Potter and Cast Memebers

"It was a very strange situation we were all in. For the past ten years we have known every year that we were coming back to do the next film.


Young Team

Emma Watson

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

The Film-Makers Cast For Roles in Dubai the Auditions to Be Conducted

Auditions for films
The group behind the first Emirati-Indian film will be casting for lead roles this weekend in Dubai Media City.

The local film-maker Nayla al Khaja has proclaimed that her new project would be Mallal, a short film about a young Emirati couple who travel to southern India on honeymoon. The young wife is bored – that is what Mallal means in Arabic – so she looks to the local community for inspiration. Her tour takes a dramatic turn on the last day.

“Our aim is to produce a best visual masterpiece that will act as a calling card for our next project,” said Ms al Khaja.

The film-maker decided to explore the relationship with the Gulf and South India because of the large number of emigrants from this region living in the UAE. She submitted the script to the Gulf Film Festival and in April was awarded first prize in the script writing competition for Emirati Short Films. After receiving funding and support from twofour54, the content creation zone in Abu Dhabi, Ms al Khaja travelled to Kerala to scout out locations. Her shoot there, beginning in August, will mark the first time an Emirati film director has filmed abroad in India.

Auditions for three lead roles – the Emirati couple and an adult Indian male – will be held Saturday from 9am until 6pm on Saturday. Apply to wafa@d-seven with headshot and contact details.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Jake Pavelka and Vienna Giraldi in the casting calls for the auditions

jake-and-vienna- red carpet auditions
Jake Pavelka may have laid his dancing shoes away but he’s still enjoying the perks Hollywood has to offer with his girl, Vienna Giraldi. Yesterday, Jake and Vienna be there for the red carpet premiere of “Letters to Juliet.” The Bachelor couple gave it two thumbs up and Jake chirruped afterward, that he thought his female fans would love the film.

Now that the couple has their whole life ahead of them, it’s reported they are taking a well needed holiday to Hawaii. Afterward, will they be headed back to Dallas to start their life together? Maybe.

If you follow the couple on Twitter, it seems Jake and Vienna has been bitten by the acting bug and they are both going out on casting calls. Vienna recently tweeted she did a photo shoot for Tyler Rose Swimwear and was going on an audition. Vienna, with her own star desires, would actually make a great pin up or bikini model. Would Jake mind? I think every guy has a Playboy or bikini model fantasy.

The next big step for the couple is wedding plans. Will they make it to the altar? They absolutely seem in love and since they both share Hollywood aspirations, they seem to be cosmically in refrain.

Astrologically, the next two years the stars will be shining bright for Jake an Aquarius and Vienna a Gemini. They need to take advantage of everything Hollywood has to offer now, otherwise their time could pass. If their smart, they will take ABC’s offer to get married on TV. What will they earn? If sources are correct, a cool million dollars. Not bad for the most important day in your life. Stay tuned.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

The 2010 Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project Registration and Auditions Are Nearing

Director Patrick Barry Auditions
Registration is now open for the 2010 Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project. Anyone of any skill level can participate to see if they can create the best short film in only 48 hours, one weekend. The competition begins on Friday, June 18th at the Jacksonville Landing at 7:00pm when each team will learn the Prop, Character, and Line of Dialog each film must have, as well as draw a genre their film has to be in the style of. They then have 48 hours to write, produce, shoot, edit, score, and render a 4 to 7 minute short film. All films must be turned in by 7:30pm on Sunday, June 20, in order to be considered "On Time".

People interested in creating a team, can register their team by going to http://www.48hourfilm.com/jacksonville and clicking the "Register for Jacksonville Now" link. Registration is only $135.00 until Monday, May 24, when the Early Bird registration ends. After that, it goes up to $155.00. There are 36 spaces for teams allotted and 14 have already been registered. NOTE: when registering your team is sure to select whether or not you and your team will consign to making a PG-13 or cleaner "Family Friendly" film, "an R-rated Film" or "do not care". The first 15 teams that commit to a PG-13 or cleaner film will be put into the Screening Group for Wednesday, June 23, which will be publicize as "Family Friendly Screening Night".

Anyone concerned in volunteering to be a part of the films cast or crew should go to http://www.48hourfilm.com/jacksonville and click the "join a Jacksonville team" link at the bottom of the page. Team Leaders will be getting access to this database of local crew and cast in the next week and will be able to contact you about their film. Or you can come to one of our Two Meet & Greet Parties at River City Brewing Company. Actors, be sure to come on out to the 2010 Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project Open Casting Call at the 5Pts. Theatre on Monday, May 24.

For further information please contact Mac McDonald, Producer of the Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project by email at Jacksonville@48hourfilm.com or jax48hrfilm@gmail.com

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Danielle Campbell the Disney’s newest innovation! Catch Her On Star Struck Tonight!

Star Struck Auditions
Danielle Campbell is all set to compose her debut Disney Movie Star Struck which is to first show on 14th February 2010 Sunday. Sterling Knight is also starring in the film which is Disney’s original movie.

Auditions for Disney and Just Jared Jr. are two of the resources which report that the premiere of the Disney movie “StarStruck”. It is going to premiere on 14th February 2010 and the ‘discovered-at-salon’ girl Danielle Campbell is starring in it. She is 15years old.

Sun Times reports that Danielle Campbell is the girl who must be thanking her visit to the Chicago’s Buzz Salon which made her eminent. It is reported that she had gone to the salon with her mother when a manager approached her for the auditions and she did Build-a-Bear Workshop commercial with them.

As there was no looking back for her as she was taken by Disney for their original movie “Star Struck”. In the movie, she plays a Midwestern girl who meets Sterling Knight in Los Angeles.

Danielle Campbell’s real life story is no way different from a Disney story. The teenage, blue-eyed brunette has many abilities further than acting which she tried out at the age of 10. She sings and dances well and most importantly can shine in whatever she takes part!

Danielle lives with her parents John and Georganne, her brother called Johny and her three dogs.

Appreciation to Disney that we are gonna have another bouquet of talent named Danielle Campbell who could easily be named as “the next Miley Cyrus”!

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Auditions Is the Platform Where to Try Out For Roles

Audition for Flims
“The Producers,” directed by J.E. Ballantyne. Chagrin Valley Little Theater, 40 River St., Chagrin Falls. Local actors are advised to audition. No roles have been pre-cast. Performances are July 23-Aug. 21. For more details, call (330) 799-6176 or go and visit the site jandbproductionarts.com.

Pittsburgh CLO 2010 Summer Season contains “Oliver!,” “Miss Saigon,” “Curtains,” “The Producers,” “Hairspray” and “The Student Prince.” Benedum Center, 719 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh. Auditions are Feb. today, Friday and Saturday by selection. Character callbacks will be Saturday, and singer and dancer callbacks are Sunday. Requirements: singers, 18 and older, head shot and r sum , 16 bars up-tempo and ballad musical-theater song; dancers, age 18 and older, head shot and r sum , be ready to perform a tap, jazz, ballet combination; actors, age 35 and older, head shot and r sum , 16 bars of one song. For more information or to schedule an audition time, visit www.pittsburghCLO.org. You can download an audition application and sign up for an appointment through e-mail. If you have extra queries or do not have Internet access, call (412) 281-3973. Appointments are now being taken.

“Italian American Reconciliation.” Weathervane Playhouse, 1301 Weathervane Lane, Akron. Auditions are 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday for two men age 20-24 and three women, age 25-60. Auditioners will read from the script. Performances are April 29-May 16. (330) 836-2323, ext. 16.

“Odd Couple, Female Version.” Salem Community Theater, 490 E. State St., Salem. Auditions will be 7 p.m. Feb. 28 and March 1. Cast requires six females and two males. Performances are April 23-May 1. (330) 332-9688.

“Footloose, the Musical.” Boardman Performing Arts Center, 7777 Glenwood Ave., Boardman. Boardman Drama Guild and Boardman Community Theater will have auditions for their fifth annual provincial high school Summer Stock Production from 5 to 9 p.m. March 1. Looking for talented young adults, age 14-19. Bring a picture or head shot, comfortable dance dress, and be prepared to present the song of your choice from the show or in a similar style. For more information, visit www.boardmandramaguild.com. (330) 519-2633.

FASHION MODELS

LeModeln Inc., 7536 Market St., Boardman. Female and male models needed, to be submitted for campaign work with high-fashion companies, feature films and commercials. For more information, go to lemodeln.com or call (330) 758-4417.

MUSICIANS

Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra. Tri-C Metropolitan Campus Auditorium, downtown Cleveland. Auditions are ongoing for section strings, substitute brass and percussion for the 2009-10 seasons. Rehearsals are 7:30-10 p.m. Thursdays. Audition requirements are one solo piece and one orchestral excerpt of your choice. Interested players should call the orchestra at (216) 556-1800, or visit www.clevephil.org.

XAudition notices are published in this space every Thursday. Time limit to submit casting calls is one week previous to the publication.