Acting as a sales associate. No dialogue.

Acting as a customer. No dialogue.

(Female, 20-28, Black). Gabby is a bold and principled activist, exhausted by performative allyship and institutional deflection. She’s sharp, unfiltered, and driven by truth—not optics. Often misunderstood as combative, her intensity comes from years of being ignored and her deep sense of duty to her community. She challenges others to confront their blind spots, even if it costs her social capital. Gabby is not here to make people comfortable—she’s here to make change. Actors should bring emotional precision and restraint—Gabby’s fire is grounded, not performative. PRINCIPAL.

(Male, 20-28, Black). Graeme is a composed, intellectually rigorous member of the troupe who values logic over emotion in charged debates. He’s analytical, well-read, and often plays devil’s advocate—not to provoke, but because he genuinely believes in measured discourse. While others lead with feeling, Graeme searches for nuance and context, which can sometimes isolate him or make him appear detached. Beneath that calm exterior is a dry, deadpan wit that cuts through tension in unexpected ways. Deep down, he’s wrestling with how to be useful in a movement that doesn’t always trust his approach. Actors should bring clarity, control, and subtle comedic timing—Graeme’s restraint is layered with insight, humour, and quiet conflict. PRINCIPAL.

(Male, White, 30s). Sean is the overly enthusiastic LA actor who turns every moment into a monologue. He’s friendly, talkative, and the cliche name-dropper—trying hard to impress while unaware of how much space he takes up. He sees himself as generous and inspiring, but often centers himself in conversations that aren’t his to lead. He lacks self-awareness, and his good intentions are clouded by unchecked privilege and micro aggressions. Actors should bring sharp comedic instincts, subtle irony, and a strong sense of timing—Sean is sincere, not spoofed, and that’s what makes him funny. PRINCIPAL.

(Female, Any Ethnicity, 30s). The brittle gatekeeper of a fading institution—underpaid, over-it, and clinging to the little authority she has. She leads with condescension to mask insecurity, but folds quickly when confronted. Her instinct is to shut people down, not because she’s cruel, but because she’s been taught to follow rules, not ask questions. She’s uncomfortable with confrontation and even more uncomfortable when called out—but eager to reclaim likability when the tone shifts. Actors should bring dry delivery, passive-aggressive energy, and a touch of awkward self-interest— she is rigid until she’s starstruck. PRINCIPAL

Any ethnicity. Curious, grounded, thoughtful. This character asks the questions, anchoring the conversation with a calm, sincere presence. Their tone is casual and real—like they’re talking to their best friend on a summer evening. Speaking role.

Any ethnicity. Dreamy, poetic, adventurous. They answer the questions with imagination and wonder. Their lines should feel heartfelt but natural—not overly polished or “actor-y.” There’s a quiet confidence in their way of seeing the world. Speaking role.

We are looking for a South Asian family of the Sikh religion with two parents and 1-3 kids per family. The kids would be about 13+ years old. PLEASE SUBMIT ONE MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ONLY. Then, in the request for self-tapes, the whole family should be included in the self-tape. Indicate in the Notes that they have the required members for this category. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc.

We are looking for a South Asian grandmother of the Sikh religion. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc. Activities may be adjusted to accommodate.

We are looking for a South Asian grandfather of the Sikh religion. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc. Activities may be adjusted to accommodate.

We are looking for a South Asian father of the Sikh religion. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc.

We are looking for a South Asian mother of the Sikh religion. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc.

We are looking for a South Asian daughter of the Sikh religion. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc.

We are looking for a South Asian son of the Sikh religion. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc.

We are looking for a Caucasian family with two parents and 1-3 kids per family. The kids would be about 13+ years old. PLEASE SUBMIT ONE MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ONLY. Then, in the request for self-tapes, the whole family should be included in the self-tape. Indicate in the Notes that they have the required members for this category. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc.

We are looking for a caucasian grandfather. Talent will need to be physically fit as we will be doing ropes attractions, hiking, Gondola, etc. Activities may be adjusted to accommodate.