Casting Call: Indie Feature Film

We are See You Never Productions, a woman-owned, Austin based production company, currently working on a feature indie film. We are looking to begin auditions soon to fill our cast , and are interesting in posting a casting call for potentially interested students at the University of Texas.

Casting Call

Production Title: Wallaroos Aren’t Real

Independent/Studio/Student: Independent

Production Type: Micro-budget Feature

Production Location: Austin, Texas

Production Timeline: Target filming dates between January and February 2019. Filming will primarily take place on

evenings and weekends, not full-time. Production timing is subject to change based on crew availability and

fundraising.

Executive Producers: Emma Siegel, Shea Katz, Allie Griffin

Writer/Director: Emma Siegel

Casting Director: Allie Griffin

Director of Photography: Shea Katz

 Synopsis:

Our story follows two women, navigating the heartbreaking duplicity and deception that is the modern dating

world. Amidst a fleeting timeline and chaotic circumstances, their journeys begin innocently enough. Boy meets

girl, girl falls hard, and boy falls too. By journey’s end, these women, who know absolutely nothing about the other

and are in completely different places, will become entwined by their very similar experiences.

 Audition Date: Saturday, 11/3

 Audition Start Time: 11am

 Audition End Time: 2pm

To set your audition time, please email your name and time preference to the following email address:

seeyouneverproductions@gmail.com 

Paid / Non-Paid: Non-Paid

Other / Additional Compensation: Film credit and a copy of the film (once complete)

Meals / Lodging / Transportation: Meals, snacks, and beverages during production

Special Notes for Potential Cast: Thank you for your interest in See You Never’s first feature film. We are looking

for those who want to add to the production in a positive manner. This exciting project will be pitched at local and

national festivals in the U.S. and would be a great opportunity for you to meet others in the industry as well as to

add to your portfolio. We look forward to meeting you all and possibly working with you in the future!

For more information on Wallaroos Aren’t Real , please visit www.wallaroosarentreal.com or follow us on Facebook

and Instagram (@wallaroosarentreal).

 Character Breakdowns:

Gwen: A tall, Jewish woman in her mid-late twenties, with long, brown hair, dark features, and glasses. She’s

independent, sassy, and knows what she wants. Lead role.

Jenny: A tall woman in her mid-twenties with dark features. Works at a gift shop but her dream is to act on

Broadway. Lead role.

Jasper: A guy with short hair, in his mid-late twenties. A bit on the quiet side but very flirtatious. Must be able to

switch between Australian and American accents. Lead role.

Laila: A shorter woman (any race), in her mid-late twenties. She’s a supportive friend that wants all the juicy details

so she can lend a helping hand. Supporting role.

Megan: A woman (any race), in her mid-twenties. Always listening to Jenny’s troubles and offering advice. Best

friends with Jenny. Supporting role.

Handsome Australian: Older, Caucasian. Tall, dark, and handsome, and he knows it. Very cocky. Must be able to do

an Australian accent. One scene.

Alistair: A medium-height, Jewish man in his mid-thirties. Very confident but kind of creepy. Must be able to do an

Australian and/or British accent. A few scenes.

Howard: Medium height, Caucasian man, in his early thirties. Confident, with an attitude. Portrays anti-Semitic

view-points. One scene.

Vanessa: Mid-twenties, Caucasian woman with dark features. Nice but an awkward addition to the group since

nobody really knows her. A few scenes.

Miles: A tall, skinny blonde Caucasian guy. Mid-twenties. Friends with Gwen and Laila. Courtney and Frankie do not

like him. He’s the guy that leads girls on (previously Gwen) and thinks he’s cuter than he is. One scene.

Levi: Jewish guy in his mid-twenties. Friends with Gwen and Frankie. Friendly and single. A few small scenes.