Find current Auditions in your area
Phone
- Project
ID # 31691
| Project Type |
Feature Film
|
Submission Type |
SRN
|
| Location |
Montreal Canada |
Union |
Non-union
|
| Rate/Pay |
n/a
|
Release Date |
04-26-06
|
| Audition Date |
12-31-69
|
Submission Deadline |
04-27-06
|
| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
|
|
|
| Casting Category |
Feature Film - Short Film
|
| Market(s) |
Buffalo, NY>Detroit, MI |
The movie is a student movie, about a guy being controlled by a voice in his head. As he follows instruction, he gets interfering emotional flashes. The mimes are in two of these flashes.
Note: This is a self-response notification. If you fit the role criteria and are interested in this project, please see the submission info below the role description.
NOTE: ALL TALENT UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AT ALL TIMES
|
|
|
|
Seeking 2 talent(s) for this role
|
| |
|
|
willing to wear makeup and be well-shaved
|
Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Male
Age: from 25 to 40 |
|
|
|
Find Auditions in your area - View this
Casting Notice
Find Auditions, Castings & Casting Calls
Despite losing power at its New York headquarters, The Associated Press maintained its news services by shifting some key operations to bureaus in other cities, including Washington and Dallas
"It is only thanks to emergency generators and a whole lot of scrambling here that we are able to say this Thursday night, Good evening from NBC News headquarters in midtown Manhattan, where we are in the midst of what appears to be a colossal and history-making blackout," anchor Brian Williams said to open the "NBC Nightly News But at the last minute, enough power was found to broadcast out of an inside studio
Rather, who worked from CBS' Manhattan studios, was the only one of the three top anchors on duty at the time of the blackout
The newspaper prints at six plants across Canada, and only the one in Toronto went out The paper's normal five sections were to be reduced to two, totaling 28 pages, Greenspon said NBC's Tom Brokaw and ABC's Peter Jennings were on vacation Backup generators were working in New York and the control room was functioning, but the network decided to go with a "more secure" operation in Washington, spokesman Jeffrey Schneider said
ABC, CBS and NBC all had backup power in place, and their news divisions began broadcasting the story shortly after the lights went out Atlanta-based CNN and New Jersey-based MSNBC similarly were able to offer uninterrupted signals Cameras trained on New York City's crowded streets played back live images of the thousands of workers walking home "This includes ongoing developments in the power crisis "
At 5:50 a "
NBC had planned to sit Williams outside of its Rockefeller Center office and beam his image via satellite to California, and then across the country
Fox News Channel continued to function from New York with backup power, said spokesman Rob Zimmerman Friday, the lights suddenly came back on at AP headquarters, mere minutes after technicians warned the staff that their backup generator was about to give out The paper sent staffers to Howell, Mich The luckiest show in town was "Say Goodnight Gracie, which did not have a Thursday evening performance The Daily News devoted some 29 of 46 pages to coverage of the outage; the Post put out 48 pages, with the first five pages carrying blackout coverage and the rest of the paper with other news
The Detroit News also had no power, and planned to print an eight-page paper with no ads out of the Battle Creek Enquirer's printing plant, said Mark Silverman, publisher and editor
On Broadway, the show did not go on
Twenty-two shows â€â€? 19 musicals and three plays â€â€? went dark
In New York, a backup diesel generator kept Dan Rather on the air at CBS News, and in Cleveland and Detroit, newspaper publishers turned to competitors for help , about an hour west of Detroit, to set up shop in a hotel
The New York Times had auxiliary power at its 43rd Street headquarters, but was planning to reduce the size of Friday's paper, said spokeswoman Catherine Mathis He planned to use the Beacon-Journal's press to publish a 24-page paper with only eight pages of news
"We do have a contingency plan, but in terms of a power outage like this, not really," said John X
The Toronto Globe and Mail was conducting its front-page story meeting when the power went out
The Wall Street Journal managed to publish its normal format He did not know why the paper's backup generators did not kick in Plans were much the same at the Free Press, which is run under a joint operating agreement with the News Its printing plant in Queens was knocked out, so the paper planned a double run at its plant in Edison, N
Partly as a result, ABC chose to broadcast its special report out of Washington with Ted Koppel as anchor
The New York Daily News and the New York Post published thinner-than-usual Friday editions Newspapers Race to Print During Blackout
Aug 15, 5:18 AM EST
Using backup generators and other contingency plans, newspapers and television networks struggled to tell the story of the blackout while dealing with the same hardships as their consumers
Miller, public editor of the Detroit Free Press J
Overseas, news of the blackout played almost continuously on Britain's 24-hours news stations, Sky and BBC News 24
"We decided what the front page story would be," said Edward Greenspon, editor in chief m
In Cleveland, The Plain Dealer lost all power, and 15 reporters and editors were sent 25 miles south to the Akron Beacon-Journal, said Alex Machaskee, publisher and president
"The Associated Press continues to file its full news report in audio, video, text and photos," said AP President and chief executive Tom Curley
