The Captain sits behind his desk, smoking most of the time, formal in appearance, a cigarette constantly burning between his fingers. His chest is adorned with a lifetime of service, a testament to his hard-earned experience. Beneath his tough exterior, he holds a deep, mentor-like care for David.

Tony, Teenager 16-19, Quiet and smart, he’s a listener, queer curious, struggles expressing himself.

Bella, Teenager 16-19, Confident bold cool girl type, Really likes the attention of boys, deep down very sensitive and slightly insecure.

Paul, Older Teen 18-24, Firecracker, An accident waiting to happen, a huge flirt, bisexual.

AMY JOHNSON: 30-44, CAUCASIAN. This role requires a general American accent. Quebec based talent only. Amy is a tightly-wound cash management officer at the bank. She prides herself on professionalism and has little patience for interruptions or what she perceives as incompetence. Beneath her polished exterior lies a deep-seated prejudice, particularly towards Jaden, whom she sees as a threat and an outsider. Her condescending remarks reflect her disdain for anyone she views as beneath her, and she frequently resorts to offensive stereotypes to belittle Jaden. Amy is driven by her own ambitions and frustrations, which fuel her harsh judgments. Her insistent need for control and her dismissive attitude create an air of hostility, making it difficult for her to empathize with others, especially those she considers different or inferior.

JADEN DAVIES: 30-44, BLACK. This role requires a general American accent. Quebec based talent only. Jaden is a father and successful businessman with a philanthropic drive, forced to navigate a challenging situation with grace despite the prejudices he faces. He enters the bank determined to deposit money raised for a good cause, but quickly finds himself on the defensive against Amy's hostility. Jaden’s patience and persistence stand out as he tries to advocate for his cause, even as Amy continually undermines him. His calm demeanor in the face of aggression highlights his resilience, but he also reveals moments of vulnerability, especially in his interactions with his daughter. Jaden’s commitment to helping others motivates him to persist in the face of adversity, even when confronted with stereotypes that unfairly label him.

MAKAYALA DAVIES: 8-12 YRS, BLACK. This role requires a general American accent. Quebec based talent only. Makayla, Jaden’s 10-year-old daughter, is an innocent presence in a tense situation. She looks up to her father and seeks his reassurance amid the conflict. Her youth and vulnerability contrast sharply with the harshness of Amy's words, making her reactions—such as her anxiety and eagerness to please—particularly poignant. While she is caught in a difficult environment, her presence serves as a reminder of the stakes involved in her father's fight for respect and recognition. Makayla's innocence and need for her father's guidance highlight the impact of adult conflicts on children, showcasing her as a sympathetic figure in an otherwise hostile interaction.

KAREN: 45-65, CAUCASIAN. This role requires a general American accent. Quebec based talent only. Karen, the administrative assistant, embodies the stereotype of the entitled “Karen.” She takes pleasure in gossiping and undermining others, particularly those she believes are socially or economically disadvantaged. Her comments about Jaden before he enters the office suggest a lack of compassion, and she seems to find amusement in the misfortune of others. Although she maintains a professional facade, her true nature is revealed through her snarky comments and judgmental demeanor.

ALBERT aka ALBIE LANGSTON: 45- 65, CAUCASIAN. This role requires a general American accent. Quebec based talent only. Albert (Albie), the bank manager, is a down-to-earth, well-meaning figure who is out of the office during key moments of conflict between Amy and Karen vs Jaden and Makayla. Ironically, he too enters the bank, covered in dirt from the same charity mud-run that Jaden threw; they’re business associates but good acquaintances, too, and Albie has always jumped at any opportunity to support Jaden's philanthropic endeavours. Albie’s return uncovers the prejudice of his staff, leading him to take swift action and express heartfelt regret.

VALERIE: 18-29, CAUCASIAN. This role requires a general American accent. Quebec based talent only. All-American– blonde hair, blue eyes. Valerie’s a helpful bank teller. New to the job and eager to please, she’s a bubbly and approachable woman who clocks the interactions between Amy and Jaden, but remains silent, choosing to ignore the conflict instead of helping to diffuse it.

EDDIE: 18-29, CAUCASIAN. This role requires a general American accent. Quebec based talent only. Tall, strong and naturally attractive. Eddie’s the charmingly handsome account clerk, the All-American man. He knows his job inside and out, and is always ready to offer assistance. He’s not eager to please, persé, he just naturally seems to put a smile on all his clients faces.

Open to all Ethnicities. 12-15 year old male. Wise beyond his years, an old soul, and the voice of reason with clear ideals. He’s Brett’s conscience and a reflection of his former youthful self. Actor must have confidence, presence and attitude. Must have basic skateboarding skills. Doesn't need to be an expert. Must also be comfortable with wearing a bald cap. Tentative shoot date - Nov 14 or 15 Rate $300/day (low budget)

Open to all Ethnicities. Mid 50's/early 60's - Grace Zabriskie or Susan Tyrell type. Someone who can be domineering, rude and selfish. Hurtful with a glance, knows what she wants and isn't afraid to go after it. The energy of a spider playing with their prey. Provocative dress (lingerie) and simulated sex involved in the role, shot above the waist only. Production is hiring an intimacy coordinator. The sex scene is not meant to be gratuitous and graphic in nature. Tentative shoot date - Nov 13 Rate $500/day (low budget)

Open to all Ethnicities. 30's, female presenting. A Brett Sampson super fan who encounters him at the fan convention. Bad News oozes sex appeal, is thick and buxom. Could have had a previous career in sex work or former alt model. Not the kind of person that has to amp up their sexuality, it just naturally springs from them in terms of the way the world reacts to them. Bad News is committed to self-improvement and is a dedicated parent. Tentative shoot date - Nov 12 Rate $250/day (low budget)

Fun Cameo appearance. Open to all Ethnicities. Any age over 30. Looking to cast an ACTUAL/REAL former child star or someone who was once much bigger in popularity than they are now, someone who would be recognizable. Tentative Shoot date - Nov 14 or 15 Rate - TBC

Open to all Ethnicities. Early 40's to 50's, male presenting. A by-the-book city worker who has no choice but to drop the hammer on Brett Sampson. But also a fan of Brett’s work. Someone with grit and character to their face, a little bit of a playful attitude, a ball buster. Tentative Shoot Date - Nov 13 Rate $250/day (low budget)

Open to all ethnicities. Mid 50s to late 60's. A middle-aged doting husband who thinks he’s up for a big adventure but is pretty vanilla. He dresses like he is in his 30s. He works in a creative field as an “idea guy” and does not have an intimidating physical presence. Tentative Shoot Date - Nov 13 Rate $250/day (low budget)

Open to all Ethnicities. 2 separate roles. Looking for believable Security Guard/Hotel Security Types. Large in stature. Looking for character and authority types. Tentative Shoot Date - Nov 12 Rate $150/day (low budget)

A woman gets into a driverless car in a trenchcoat, and does her make up while makeup and gets dressed while making flirtatious glances at the car. She snaps out of it, revealing she's actually in the dealership.

Female, 11, Turkish, deep hazel eyes, light brown wavy hair, an inquisitive soul, beautiful, innocent, intelligent, courageous, with a presence beyond her years, Loya is an articulate, imaginative little girl with a deep love of the beautiful land around her village; she's never happier than when she's out in nature. However, Loya is often sick with coughs and fever, and starts living with her devoted grandmother, Erzade, in the mountains for her health. Her mother, Havva, works and lives in the nearby city with her father, Berat. Loya learns to read fortunes in coffee grounds from her grandmother, and she becomes very good at it, weaving imaginative and inspiring stories of the future for women in the village. Loya knows that the land around her is in danger of being destroyed by deforestation by the mining companies, and she's devastated when Berat dies in a landslide as a result. Shortly after, Loya gets diagnosed with lymphoma. She spends a lot of time with the her best friend Bahar’s mother who is an activist and leads the protests in town. Her mother Havva can’t afford to live in the city anymore and moves to the village with her grandmother Erzade. Havva reaches out to Loya’s biological father Richard for Loya’s medical expenses. This is a total shock to Loya who thought she already had a father. Furthermore, in a riot by environmental activists, Loya finds out that Richard is leading the gold mining operation that killed her father and is destroying her family land. When Loya finds about this secret, she makes it a point, despite her increasing illness, to imbue in her father a love of the land and stop the destruction... Loya is bilingual, she is learning English, but Turkish is her first language and she must speak both.