Looking for a REAL FAMILY: Mom, Dad, and 2-3 kids between the ages of 8-12. Any ethnicity. The shoot will be a doc-style shoot. Looking for a warm family who likes having fun together. Activities could include bowling, laser tag, and an elevated ropes course. **Must be okay with heights.

Film#1: The Loyalty Test Marco (Lead) Age: 35 Height: Any Physical Appearance: Composed, quietly handsome. The kind of man who watches more than he speaks. Must read as both genuinely warm and dangerously calm — sometimes in the same moment. Description: A husband who has already done the math. Marco moves through the script with complete, controlled patience — planting the trap in Scene 1, playing the fool in Scene 4, and watching it all land in Scene 5. Requires the ability to play oblivious convincingly while the audience slowly understands he is anything but. Critical: the collapse in Scene 3 must sell total believability, and the doorway entrance in Scene 5 must land as the reveal it is. ---- Film#2: Ghost of Her Past John (Supporting Lead) Age: 30s Height: Any Physical Appearance: Solid, warm, conventionally handsome. The kind of man who shows up. Must read as genuinely good — not a villain, not a placeholder. A man who deserved better than this. Description: A husband who walked into a broken family and held it together for three years — and is now losing it to a ghost. John's arc moves from blindsided to desperate to dignified. Must never play resentment as cruelty. Critical: the anniversary line in Scene 1 must land as a gut punch not a quip, the drunk Scene 4 must read as a good man at his absolute limit, and the exit must be the most heartbreaking thing in the script — a man choosing grace when he has every right not to.

Film#1: The Loyalty Test ALANA (Lead) Age: 30-35 Height: Any Physical Appearance: Warm, grounded, quietly sharp. The person in the room you underestimate. Description: Reed's wife and Marco's accomplice — though the audience doesn't know the second part until Scene 5. Alana plays the concerned friend through most of the script, which means the reveal of her role must feel both surprising and completely inevitable in retrospect. Must play confusion convincingly in Scene 2 and deliver the Scene 5 pivot with complete authority. Critical: "There's a lawyer downstairs, Reed. I'd go" must land as the button it is — no hesitation, no heat. ----- Film#2: Ghost of Her Past LIV (Lead) Age: 30s Height: Any Physical Appearance: Naturally beautiful, emotionally open. The kind of woman whose face tells the whole story before she speaks. Must read as simultaneously strong and completely undone. Description: A woman who rebuilt her life from nothing and is now watching it come apart at the seams. Liv's journey moves from shock through guilt through grief to a choice she can't take back. Must hold genuine love for two men without playing either as performance. Critical: the doorway collapse must be visceral, the backyard scene must earn the tears, the bedroom scene must feel like a woman who already knows the answer and can't say it yet, and the final scene must land as relief not victory.

Film#1: The Loyalty Test REED (Supporting) Age: 30-35 Height: Any Physical Appearance: Conventionally attractive, effortlessly smug. The kind of man who has always found a way out of things. Description: A man who believes charm is a get-out-of-jail-free card — and has never been proven wrong. Reed moves through the script with easy confidence right up until his hand won't let go of a champagne glass. Must play the excuse in Scene 3 as a genuine attempt, not a joke. Critical: the stuck-glass moment must land as the reveal it is, and the Scene 5 backpedal must escalate from smooth to desperate. ----- Film#2: Ghost of Her Past BILLY (Lead) Age: 30s Height: Any Physical Appearance: Lean, weathered, quietly intense. The kind of man who carries everything inward. Must read as both genuinely warm and genuinely haunted. Description: A soldier who let his family believe he was dead to keep them safe — and is now standing in the wreckage of that decision. Billy's arc moves from tentative to present to committed. Must play love without desperation and restraint without coldness. Critical: the reunion with Charlie must be completely unguarded, the backyard scene must hold still under Liv's anger, and the final pull of his family into his arms must feel like a man who has been waiting five years for that exact moment.

LEE (50-70, Caucasian, Cisgender, she/her, Bisexual) A wealthy aristocrat and nightclub owner with a dark secret. Witty, intelligent and devious. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Carpe Noctem’ by Calyx Passailaigue Wealthy aristocrat Lee owns a popular nightclub. But behind the glitz and glamour, she hides a terrible secret. Tonight, the air in the club is electric as Lee and her assistant Candy hunt for their next human sacrifice!

CANDY (25-35, Open Ethnicity, Cisgender, she/her, Heterosexual) Lee's dutiful assistant. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Carpe Noctem’ by Calyx Passailaigue Wealthy aristocrat Lee owns a popular nightclub. But behind the glitz and glamour, she hides a terrible secret. Tonight, the air in the club is electric as Lee and her assistant Candy hunt for their next human sacrifice!

MIRA (20-30, Open Ethnicity, Cisgender, she/her, Bisexual) A mysterious stranger from out of town. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Carpe Noctem’ by Calyx Passailaigue Wealthy aristocrat Lee owns a popular nightclub. But behind the glitz and glamour, she hides a terrible secret. Tonight, the air in the club is electric as Lee and her assistant Candy hunt for their next human sacrifice!

DAVID LI (30s, Asian, cisgender male, he/him, gay) An accountant by profession, David has proven himself over the years in the tough corporate world as an efficient worker. Yet, as an HIV-positive young man, he has yet to overcome the emotional trauma of contracting the virus ten years ago through his ex-boyfriend, and has been undergoing therapy over the past years. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Cruisers’ by Darius Zee On a typical day trip to Hanlan's Point Beach, an HIV-positive young man in therapy unexpectedly bumps into the man who gave him the virus ten years ago. Trapped on the island high on pot, and unable to distance himself from the man both physically and emotionally, he is forced to finally confront his decade-long trauma.

NIGEL DUBOIS (30s, Mixed ethnicity, transgender male, he/him, gay) David's friend. Sassy and unbothered with a strong belief to live out life the best way he can, he is the yin to David's yang, often providing an alternative perspective and solution to David's problems in life. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Cruisers’ by Darius Zee On a typical day trip to Hanlan's Point Beach, an HIV-positive young man in therapy unexpectedly bumps into the man who gave him the virus ten years ago. Trapped on the island high on pot, and unable to distance himself from the man both physically and emotionally, he is forced to finally confront his decade-long trauma.

KELLY CAPLAN (30s, White, non-binary, they/them, asexual/pansexual) David's friend. Unlike Nigel and David who seem to understand things or life situations without much difficulty, they seem to always have trouble reading the room. Short-haired and fiercely tattooed across their body, Kelly is the true definition of pure brawn - and no brain. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Cruisers’ by Darius Zee On a typical day trip to Hanlan's Point Beach, an HIV-positive young man in therapy unexpectedly bumps into the man who gave him the virus ten years ago. Trapped on the island high on pot, and unable to distance himself from the man both physically and emotionally, he is forced to finally confront his decade-long trauma.

SIGMUND JACKSON (50s, Black, cisgender male, he/him, heterosexual) David's therapist. Caring and supportive, he is the personification of a safe space and refuge David has been able to find solace in over the years. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Cruisers’ by Darius Zee On a typical day trip to Hanlan's Point Beach, an HIV-positive young man in therapy unexpectedly bumps into the man who gave him the virus ten years ago. Trapped on the island high on pot, and unable to distance himself from the man both physically and emotionally, he is forced to finally confront his decade-long trauma.

JOHN PETERSON (30s, White, cisgender male, he/him, gay/bisexual) David's ex-boyfriend. A fair-skinned, tall and burly redhead with some chest hair, it is tough not to fall in love with this head-turner - David included, until he was made HIV-positive via John's non-disclosure of the virus. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Cruisers’ by Darius Zee On a typical day trip to Hanlan's Point Beach, an HIV-positive young man in therapy unexpectedly bumps into the man who gave him the virus ten years ago. Trapped on the island high on pot, and unable to distance himself from the man both physically and emotionally, he is forced to finally confront his decade-long trauma.

BONNIE (60s, open ethnicity, cisgender woman, she/her, lesbian) Bonnie is a 62 year old lesbian woman with a strong sense of self. She is exactly who she is and does not try to be anyone else. Bonnie is kind, warm, eclectic, blunt and is full of lived experience. Growing up queer during the AIDS crisis, she has experienced deep loss, though she rarely speaks of it directly. She leads with love, empathy and holds a deep understanding of what it’s like to be different. Beneath her confidence is a quiet grief and guilt that she has learned to live beside rather than resolve. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘He Looked At Me Like That’ by Jordan Samuel After his father’s death, a young man meets his late father’s friend and discovers a past that was never acknowledged.

CHRISTOPHER (20s, open ethnicity, cisgender man, he/him, gay) Christopher is a 22-year-old man who recently came out as gay. He is in the process of undoing years of masking that once kept him safe. Sensitive, thoughtful, and emotionally intelligent, Christopher often over-explains to ease tension and make himself likable. He deeply wants to be seen, though he is still figuring out who he is without having to perform. Beneath his warmth is a quiet loneliness and grief for the version of himself he never got to fully be. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘He Looked At Me Like That’ by Jordan Samuel After his father’s death, a young man meets his late father’s friend and discovers a past that was never acknowledged.

ARCHIE (25-35, open ethnicity, Trans masc, queer) Archie is navigating the stage of medical transition where they are so androgynous that everyone assumes a different gender for them. Archie is scared but moving forward anyway. He is passionate about art and queer and trans spaces. He is popular in the drag scene but struggles to maintain close relationships. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘PUMP’ by Riley Reign Drag King Archie Glad travels Canada in search of Testosterone.

NADIA (25-35, open ethnicity, Trans femme, any ethnicity, queer) Nadia has an alternative style and puts a lot of effort into her aesthetic. She is a visual artist, working in a variety of mediums. She has to travel to Montreal for a post op check up. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘PUMP’ by Riley Reign Drag King Archie Glad travels Canada in search of Testosterone.

AYANNA (18-24, Asian, she/her, queer) Adult performer to play 15, depressed soccer prodigy. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Unwell’ by Serena Lam When former patient, Terra, joins the psychiatric emergency team as a social worker, she takes up the mantle of patient advocate while confronting her troubled past with an old flame.

EMALINE (18-24, BIPOC, she/they, queer) Adult performer to play 15, devious, plays tough. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Unwell’ by Serena Lam When former patient, Terra, joins the psychiatric emergency team as a social worker, she takes up the mantle of patient advocate while confronting her troubled past with an old flame.

TERRA (late 20s/early 30s, Asian, they/she, lesbian/queer) 29, crisis intervention worker, self-assured but cold. TORONTO LOCALS ONLY. MEMBER OF ACTRA & 2SLGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY. in ‘Unwell’ by Serena Lam When former patient, Terra, joins the psychiatric emergency team as a social worker, she takes up the mantle of patient advocate while confronting her troubled past with an old flame.