15–19 years old in appearance. Male. White. Athletic and genuinely credible as a serious young golfer. A young Cameron Young (pro golfer)

Late 40s–early 50s in appearance. Male. White. Should pair naturally with the selected son and feel immediately believable as his father.

Approximately 30s–50s in appearance. Male. Open ethnicity. Athletic enough that jogging and golf both feel natural. More of a dad out getting his heart rate up, not a marathon runner. Would pick golf over jogging.

A broad, natural mix of REAL golfers, including: -Younger golfers in their late teens / 20s -Golfers in their 30s–50s -Male golfers 60+ -Parent & Kid Golfers -Younger woman golfers ***PLEASE SEE*** All golfers should have good to very good golf ability and submit a swing self-tape. Along with self tape, a photo of their golf bags.

Indigenous. Curious, kind, athletic. There will be a scene with a minor stunt, where Brandon jumps over the camera (at ground level) using a mini trampoline and a crash pad. The role will also be required to run in several scenes. Role may have implied drug use. Please make sure performers are comfortable with all of the above when submitting. SPEAKING ROLE.

Indigenous. Outgoing, vibrant and talented; loves music and performing; would fight for her friends at the drop of a hat. Role may have implied drug use. Please make sure performers are comfortable with this when submitting. All provincial child entertainment laws will be adhered to if a minor is cast. SPEAKING ROLE.

Indigenous. Vibrant and talented; loves music, performing and her family. Role may have implied drug use. Please make sure performers are comfortable with this when submitting. All provincial child entertainment laws will be adhered to if a minor is cast. SPEAKING SUPPORTING ROLE.

Indigenous. A loving mother who wants to support her son despite their struggle to communicate verbally. SPEAKING ROLE.

Indigenous. Role may have implied drug use. Please make sure performers are comfortable with this when submitting. SPEAKING ROLE.

Indigenous. A supportive group of friends, kids being kids. Roles may have implied drug use. Please make sure performers are comfortable with this when submitting. SPEAKING ROLE.

Sherilyn, early, 20s. An ordinary-looking young woman with slightly droopy, half-lidded eyes and a subtly melancholic gaze. Her personality can shift from charming to deeply unsettling in a heartbeat. She is impulsive and often blind to the harm she causes others, she uses dark humour and sarcasm to mask her fragility and loneliness. Beneath her tough exterior lies a deeply wounded young woman, torn between her desire to be loved and the terrifying consequences of the only protection she has ever known. Desperate to experience intimacy after many failed attempts, she invites a new boyfriend, Ted, into her bedroom, only to have her attempt at connection unravel under the watch of her fiercely protective monster. The role has mild intimacy suggestions, strong language and some kissing.

Ted, early 20s. A slightly overweight, sweet-natured young man. He has an endearing, boyish quality, with a playful sense of humor and an earnest, almost disarming innocence. He feels a little out of place among the cool, edgy crowd around him. Affectionate, trusting, and genuinely devoted to his girlfriend, Sherilyn, he wears his heart on his sleeve and wants nothing more than to make her happy. When a romantic evening turns into a nightmare, Ted’s sweetness gives way to disbelief and escalating panic as he faces imminent death. An ordinary young man completely out of his depth, he must fight to survive. Requires strong comedic timing and the ability to shift from awkward charm to increasingly frantic terror. The role has mild intimacy suggestions, strong language, and some kissing.

Early 20s med-student. Adopted. Head-strong, logical, kindhearted.

50s. Failed musician turned in-house nurse. Loves his husband with his whole heart and will do anything to bring him back.

Bedridden and vegetative for the past decade. Used to be a genius professor and wonderful father until his degenerative diseases took over completely.

The ultimate reality TV darling. She’s camera-ready at all times, with flawless hair and makeup and a light valley-girl lilt. She’s two years into her relationship with Ethan and has spent half of it without intimacy, so she’s brought him on the show to fix it, whether he’s ready or not.

A polished, self-assured business bro who believes he’s signed up for couples therapy. When Lucidity announces their bedroom problems in front of everyone, he’s blindsided and humiliated, and he’s ready to walk, but he chooses to stay.

A mother of three, married for seven years to Luke, her university sweetheart. Since the birth of their third child she has completely shut him out, holding a deep resentment she has never voiced. She has no idea Luke has brought her here to save their marriage.

A father of three at the end of his rope. He and Steph once had a passionate connection, but she has been distant for years and he can’t understand why. Desperate, he’s brought her on the show without telling her. What he doesn’t know is that sleeping through the birth of their last child is the wound she has never forgiven.