OPEN CASTING CALL
We are looking for male and female actors between the ages of 20 and 60 for roles in a TV Drama Series. If you have got what it takes to fit into any of the characters described below, this casting call is for you. Fill the biodata form, download and practice with the script of the role you intend to audition for.
Date; 1st and 2nd February, 2019
Time; 9 am
Venue; Afrinolly Creative Hub
Plot 5 Etal Avenue, off Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun, Lagos.
SYNOPSIS
FASH, a young promising Nigerian artiste on the brink of his big break has a sudden encounter that throws him into a new world that challenges his sanity and puts him in a position to rescue the nation from impending self-doom. A thrilling world of music, romance, deceit and ambition, a tale plying alongside the inner struggle of an ordinary man with the burden of how to fix a country that doesn’t want to be fixed.
AUDITION CHARACTERS
FASH
Male 24-26 years
He is hippy, full of life, artiste, care-free, the only son, good-looking, dreamer, passionate, can sing.
SIMI
Female 23-25 years
She is lovely, stubborn, artiste, geeky, has the letting-go syndrome, realist, smart, can sing.
OLD SOLDIER
Male 52-60 years
He is stern, neat, disciplined, quiet, tall, smooth talking, educated and funny.
MAMA
Female 42-46 years
She is jolly, nice, a typical Nigerian mother. blunt, frank, emotional, traditional, sweet.
GANOMA
Male 52-60 years
He is mysterious. dresses in different traditional attires and has a sense of humour.
TEGA
Female 24-26 years
She is pretty, sexy, hot, career-driven, disciplined, rich, the first daughter of the family.
GEROME
Male 28-30 years
He is a bit plump/heavy, pleasant, business-wise, crooked, cunny, 90s stylish.
IMMACULATE
Female 23-25 years
She is a robust, pretty, sassy, worldly, voluptuous, hustler and she can sing.
JOBA
Male 26-27 years
He is handsome, decent, intelligent, needs to settle down, dark-skinned, can sing.
JIMMY
Male 24-25 years
He is a sly, balding, tall, slouched but vibrant, and always in a suit.
ABOUT
THE DRAMA SERIES
This is a thirty (30) minutes per episode television series centred around how Nigerians are exposed to diverse issues on accountability and anti-corruption and how ordinary Nigerians are responding and taking steps to improve the system. A series that maintains its integrity as an entertainment program while it throws light on Social Justice issues. Essentially, a drama series which highlights corruption issues including promoting accountability, transparency, reducing corruption and the need for continued engagement.
The series will also highlight policies, systems and practices that stifle the voice of vulnerable groups (particularly women and youth) and make it difficult for them to effectively participate in the political, economic and social life of their communities in elective, appointive, and other decision-making capacities.
We seek to use the power of film to build a dramatic structure that helps people to not only see the issues that the drama addresses, but also see themselves in the stories. Our goal is to use the power of film to strengthen communities and improve lives. We believe that by partnering with non-profits, Nigerian storytellers can create stories that are both artistically compelling and socially significant.
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