Job: London. Now Casting Actors 25-40yrs To Take the Lead Role in a Short Film!
About the Project / Job:
‘Through the Lens’ is a poignant short film that explores the enduring bonds of family, separation, and the resilience that can be found in unexpected places; the story begins with the sudden deportation of a father to Nigeria. Left behind, the mother struggles to keep the family together. We follow Segun as he goes to Nigeria to reunite with his family.
Genre: Drama
Director: Seyi Sanyaolu
Producer: Kwaku Ankomah
Contract Type: Micro budget film (Short film)
Character:
Black male, 25-40 years old
African/Nigerian Accent
About the Character:
At 30 years old, Tunde embodies the essence of a loving family man. His warm smile lights up a room. He is the pillar of support for his family, working tirelessly to provide for his loved ones. With a heart full of love and dedication, he juggles multiple other jobs, always with the well-being of his family at the forefront of his mind. His daughter Titi (2) loves him, finding comfort and joy in his playful nature and unwavering guidance. He revels in the simple moments, cherishing family dinners and bedtime stories as precious treasures.
Unbeknownst to his family, he is involved in illegal activities in a desperate attempt to navigate the complexities of an unforgiving immigration system. These actions stem from a place of fear and uncertainty, a desire to protect and provide for his loved ones at any cost. When the authorities catch wind of his illegal activities, the life he has built with love and sacrifice comes crashing down. Despite his remorse and deep regret, he finds himself facing deportation, torn away from the family he cherishes more than anything else.
Location & Date:
London, UK
December 10, 2023
Job Rate:
Unpaid.
How to Take Part:
Please send headshots and showreels.
If you meet the above criteria, please apply today via your profile. Please attach recent photos and also write your name, age, location, and contact details when you send your application. - D.
