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Upcoming Feature Film - Resume call PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Rod Azner   
Tuesday, 16 March 2010 14:38

Hello! We have been asked by Insomnia Film Media to request that any interested crew submit their resume for the upcoming low-budget feature "Miracle at Palmer House". Crew resumes should be brought in person to the Hilton Memphis at 939 Ridgelake Blvd., 38120, ATTN; Nicki Celozzi, Producer, and left at the front desk (they are not accepting faxed or emailed resumes at this time).

The Producer asks that resumes be brought before Friday of this week. Filming will begin on April 19th for 4 weeks.

Note: We do not have a production office number available at this time, but will email again once we have one to give out later this week.

 

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Extra Extra! PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Rod Azner   
Thursday, 04 March 2010 12:51

We are in need of extras for a drunk driving PSA (MADD). Would you, or someone you know, or both, like to do some extra work? You would be donating your time for a wonderful cause. Please call me or email me asap if you are interested.

All my best,

Daryl

Colors Agency

901.726.9300

daryl@colorsagency. com

 

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EXTRAS NEEDED FOR NATIONALLY DISTRIBUTED PSA PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Rod Azner   
Friday, 26 February 2010 16:22

Many of you know that long-time Channel 5 Weatherman Dave Brown lost his daughter, granddaughter and unborn grandchild to a drunk driver a few years ago. His son-in-law, Greg Kuehl, was a photographer at Channel 5 at the time. Six months ago, the grandson of former Channel 5 producer/director Bryan Cottingham was badly injured while riding with a driver who was drunk. He was in a coma for a month and is still undergoing rehabilitation to regain his most basic functions.

Dave, Greg and Bryan have joined together to produce a series of anti drinking and driving public service announcements that will be distributed and aired nationally. They have assembled a pro bono crew of very talented Memphis professionals and have received donations of equipment and facilities as well as all props and locations needed for the shoots. The state and national offices of MADD are also on board and will be helping us with publicity and with national distribution. We are asking for your volunteer help so I want to assure you that no one involved in the project will receive payment of any sort.

We have everything else in place. Now we need lots of extras.

The PSAs will be videotaped in Memphis on March 9th and 10th.

 

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CHATTERBOX AUDITIONS!! PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Rod Azner   
Wednesday, 24 February 2010 18:05

If you're in the Memphis area and would like to audition for Chatterbox, here's your chance!

In early March we'll be holding open auditions for two upcoming shows:

Robert Louis Stevenson's MARKHEIM and Nathaniel Hawthorne's FEATHERTOP Directed by Bob Arnold.

Rehearsal and recording dates:

March 21 - April 2 Auditions: Monday, March 8, 7:00 pm

The Next Stage at Theatre Memphis 630 Perkins Extd, Memphis, TN 38117 No roles have been pre-cast. Requirements, role descriptions, script information, and more can be found here.

 

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Actress needed for Hattiloo play PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Rod Azner   
Wednesday, 24 February 2010 17:53

"Shakespeare's Women" opening in March at the Hatiloo Theatre is looking for a young worman, 20s - 30s, to play the role of "Beatrice", as soon as possible.

Contact DeAara Lewis: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Leslie Reddick is directing. Rehearsal schedule is 7-10p.m. Monday, Friday, Saturday. Sunday 2-5p.m. The show opens March 11th and runs through March 28th.

 

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Opera Memphis Hosts Auditions for Annual Summer Conservatory Programs PDF Print E-mail
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Written by MadBrad!   
Tuesday, 23 February 2010 10:34

Each summer Opera Memphis’ award-winning Education and Outreach Department hosts two educational conservatories, each attended by more than 30 area students. Students learn the process of opera from audition to production, and many go on to work in Opera Memphis main stage productions or continue their music/production education beyond high school.  

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Audition Workshops PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Rod Azner   
Monday, 22 February 2010 15:12

Broadway Boot Camp and Film and Video Audition Workshops with Award Winning Casting Director, Jen Rudin.


House of Talent is proud to sponsor 4 workshops with Jen Rudin, former Director of Casting and Talent Development for Disney Theatrical Productions and Director of Casting for Walt Disney Animation Studios. Jen, whose numerous feature film credits include The Princess and the Frog, the Incredibles, Brother Bear, and Chicken Little, has worked extensively with children and teens in films, theater and television. Jen brings her award winning expertise to Memphis in two distinct workshops for two different age groups.

 

 

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Super Nanny PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Rod Azner   
Sunday, 21 February 2010 14:09

Do you need help taming kids who yell, curse, hit or fight?

If so, you might have the perfect family to appear on the show "Supernanny."

Casting agents for the ABC reality show will be in Memphis beginning Feb. 22 to interview parents and their kids for the show's sixth season.

Casting agents are asking interested families to apply in advance.

Unlike open casting calls, agents for "Supernanny" will go to the home of families being considered to interview them on camera and film the children in their home environment.

Families interested in being featured should contact Johnny Beechler before Feb. 22 at (614) 668-5700 or e-mail  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 

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Casting Call for Li'l Film Fest 13 entry "Something From..." PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Andy Bond   
Friday, 19 February 2010 14:11

Casting Call for campy/surreal short film for Live Form Memphis's Li'l Film Fest 13: BEWARE! The Sivads of March.

No Pay. Tentative shooting date Sunday Feb. 28. Rain day TBD.

Please send contact info, head shot and any other materials to: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Roles:

[LAUGHING MAN] Male, 25-60s, caucasian, business man. Boisterous and jolly, loves to share crude jokes with his friends/co-works. Loves to laugh…a lot.

[BREAKDANCER] Any age and ethnicity. Brief dancing scene. Must be willing to wear full face paint.

[BIKINI MODEL] Female, 20s, any ethnicity. Lures with graceful and seductive gate. (MUST provide wardrobe)

[GLOBETROTTER] Male, 20s-30s, african american. Agile basketball player. The court is his and will destroy anyone who challenges his authority. (provide wardrobe a plus, any basketball uniform)

[REF] Male, 30s-80s, any ethnicity. Vigorous basketball referee. The court is his and will humiliate anyone who challenges his authority. (provide own wardrobe a plus)

5 - 10 extras needed. 20s-70s. Could be any ethnicity. Office employees on their way to work--later at work. (MUST provide own wardrobe, work attire--briefcases a plus)
 

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BREAKING MOVIE NEWS! PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Christopher Reyes   
Tuesday, 09 February 2010 11:44

Head by the Agricenter Showplace Arena today and tomorrow for a chance to be in the movies! An independent, family-oriented "horsey" feature, FANDANGO (working title)started filming yesterday in Shelby County.  "Extras" (non-paid) needed today starting 11:30 a.m. until 6 p.m. this evening. Tomorrow, Wednesday, extras needed from 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. Drop by NOW --you'll share the spotlight with stars Luke Perry and Armand Assande.

The address: 105 S. Germantown Parkway. Enter thrugh the Main Entrance of the Agricenter and park in the main parking lot.

 

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Something Good in Memphis

Something Good in Memphis | Ordinary People Doing Amazing Things Every Day. Updates
  • "Parking Lot Man" at Schnucks on Union is Something Good!
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