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“Do It” is a 15 minute short film and theatrical directorial debut of Steve Petersen, CEO and Creative Director of Big Machine Design, LLC. Shot entirely along the landscape of Los Angeles, this multi-dimensional story follows the life of Bernie, a pharmacy clerk who is tormented by his demons and angels to the extent of disorientation. Compassionate and aware, Bernie struggles with the various facades of our society and the impact of those catch-22’s upon the human psyche. Packed with amazing cinematography and graphics from an award-winning motion design studio, Do It is filled with beautifully complex characters all passing through each others lives, seemingly unnoticed. The impact of every human being is monumental and sometimes all it takes is to realize our own potential, stop the talking, stop the walking, and just… Do It.
CHARACTERS:
BERNIE: Lead / Male / All Ethnicities / 35 - 40 years Description: A strange man with a unique physical appearance : Frail, scrappy, awkward looking. Most important quality is that when you first lay eyes on them, you immediately feel sorry for them. Tall and lanky, somewhat greasy. He appears weak and fragile, but his EYES demand attention. They are filled with strength and true innocence. MUST be able to cry on cue. Must be comfortable with smoking
Wardrobe: please come with a disheveled appearance.
GANGSTER: Supporting / Male / Hispanic / 30 - 40 years Description: Large and intimidating. Great physical condition with strong looking body and toned muscles. Tattoos and scars are a major plus. He looks young, despite the violence in his demeanor.
Wardrobe: Tanktop.
OPEN CASTING CALL: Tusday June 24th - 4-8:30 pm
201 N. Hollywood Way, Suite 212 Burbank, CA 91505
818.841.2226 office@bigmachine.net |
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This entry was posted on Thursday, June 19th, 2008 @ 10:12 am on the category 50-65, African-American/Black, Asian, California, Caucasian/White, European, Female, Forties (ages 40-49), Indian/South Asian, Latin/Hispanic/South American, Male, Middle Eastern, Native American, Nonunion Film, Older (50-65), Other, Some Pay, Thirties (ages 30-39), Young Adult (ages 18-29), ages 18-29, ages 30-39, ages 40-49.
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