Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer All Ethnicities Foul-mouth and fancy-free logging truck driver Digger is making mad bank and babies while working on pipeline when he encounters Todd, Backwoods and their new friend Ronnie in a series of hilarious confrontations and one bar brawl.

Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer All Ethnicities The legend of Opsferatu says one lone night shift worker has done nights at Imperial Valley alone for a dozen years, and no one’s seen him. In that time, the tall tale of the Curse of Opsferatu has grown amongst the workers, and this misunderstood, tall, lanky worker has gone it alone while most people freak out around him, because they seriously believe he might be a vampire… especially Dewey.

Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer All Ethnicities Comedic improvisation skills an asset A documentary camera crew invades Imperial Valley to capture Career Day – where young school students are taught the wonders of The Trades from our band of misfit workers. The Interviewer asks the questions to our heroes during this shoot, directs the camera crew and captures the exploits of the day, with hilarious results.

Must be a Nova Scotia tax resident All Ethnicities 12-Small 15yrs The resident bully and disruptor in Mr Byrd’s shop class. Has a chip on his shoulder, slippery shop-lifting fingers and is ready to disparage anyone around him, especially Homer’s son Dylan.

Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer All Ethnicities A befuddled and besieged hardware store cashier who encounters an irate Bennett and an impatient Jimi and Rodd while they all try to buy some building supplies.

All Ethnicities Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer Veteran President- Pipe Fitters Union in Imperial Valley No nonsense union blood runs through his veins

All Ethnicities Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer Second-hand man to pipeline welding legend Ronnie, Chiclets is on a strict beer count and is used to carrying Ronnie’s shit around.

All Ethnicities Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer Waitress at the pipeline’s local go-to restaurant and mother to Digger’s child, Erica puts up with Digger and his crew because the tips are in cash and are always big, but sometimes it’s not worth it.

Caucasian Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer Homer's wonderful wife who puts up with her husband’s conspiracy-theory rants and safe-room style home décor.

All Ethnicities SMALL 12 Must be a Nova Scotia resident Dewey's niece, Daina's daughter and Imperial Valley’s youngest petulant graffiti artist.

All Ethnicities, Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer A Hazardous Materials Worker who helps clean up one of the shittiest night shifts in Imperial Valley’s history. Literally.

Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer All Ethncities Working the kiosk at a secondary airline is hard at the worst times, especially when the Conch heiress Jennifer is wanting to leave town and her flight has been cancelled.

Caucasian SMALL 12 Must be a Nova Scotia resident no lines but will be directed Backwoods’s wild, nature-loving son is a chip off the old hunter’s block.

All Ethnicities - must have Tattoos especially on arms (must have or get tattoo artist signed release ie permission to show the tatts in media) Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer No Lines but ACTOR role as he will be directed - he is arm wrestling Todd

All Ethnicities Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer Old school secretary at Pipe Fitters Union Hall

Must be a Nova Scotia tax payer All Ethnicities President- Painters’ Union in Imperial valley Been a the job a long time and is a bit of a burn out

Kat is Tom’s kind, thoughtful daughter. She’s excited to be in the local church pageant and even more thrilled when Abby, one of her favorite actresses, shows up to help. Kat has been struggling with the loss of her mother three years ago, but she finds hope and understanding with some help from her new friend, Abby. Open Ethnicity

Cindy is the kind bakery owner in Vermont and Tom’s sister-in-law. When her sister passed, she took it upon herself to look out for Tom and Kat. When Abby arrives on the heels of a scandal, Cindy is initially hesitant to welcome her with open arms, and even more skeptical when her brother-in-law starts falling for her. However, as she gets to know the real Abby, she sees how much Abby lights up the lives of both Kat and Tom. Open Ethnicity

Clara is a warm, nurturing woman who embodies the spirit of small-town kindness. Whether she's working at the B&B in Stowe or volunteering at her church, she can't help but offer practical assistance and emotional support. Known for her gentle wisdom and quiet strength, she's the type of person who can instantly make anyone feel at home. She has a maternal aura, always ready to lend a helping hand or a listening ear, making her a pillar of support for those around her. Whoever plays Clara should be able to deliver wisdom in an authentic, down-to-earth manner as she shouldn't come off as humorless and/or preachy. Open Ethnicity

Rachel was the original name in script - she is now OLIVER. 30-50's Abby’s manager, a polished and charismatic man who’s always thinking about PR and image. Oliver is smooth, calculated, and very much the Hollywood type, reminiscent of Robert Evans in his prime. Because he's so focused on his own reputation and career, the actor who plays him should have comedy chops so he doesn't simply come off as a one-dimensional conflict plot device. Yes, he's a smooth talker, always looking for the next opportunity to boost Abby’s—and by extension, his own—career, but we can't help but laugh as he delivers those smooth lines. Open Ethnicity