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Miss Brice
Appearance: Miss Brice is a large, authoritative woman with a no-nonsense attitude. She dresses in professional yet comfortable clothing suitable for a school environment. Personality: Miss Brice is strict, observant, and has a deep appreciation for the arts. She cares about her students but can be oblivious to the undercurrents of bullying and social dynamics in her classroom. Her attempts to connect with students like Liv are well-meaning but often clumsy. Background: Miss Brice is a long-time teacher at the school, dedicated to fostering creativity and self expression through art. She sees potential in Liv and tries to encourage her, though she sometimes misses the mark in understanding Liv's deeper emotional struggles.
Tile
- Black, Hispanic / Latin American - Interesting look, has a bunch of personality - Plays curiosity – then delight - Standard accent Ability to speak French is a HUGE plus but not mandatory as there will be one line in French and one in English.
Whiff
- Hispanic / Latin American, Black - Open to all body shapes and sizes - Interesting unique looking character - Needs to have shirt off and apply deodorant - Plays surprise and awkwardness
Eddie
High school student veering down a troublesome path of bullying, rebellion and petty crime. Grappling with ADHD and learning disabilities, falls in with a bad crowd in his search for acceptance and belonging.
Hunter
Bully - He thrives on power and control, often using intimidation and physical strength to dominate others.
Zoe
Bully - he enjoys playing mind games and has little empathy.
Mrs W.
Retired teacher with a lot of patience but also strength. Compassionate
Mr Fitzcox
Mr. Fitzcox, a teacher who unfortunately lacks the qualities of a great educator, is overly strict, unsympathetic, and can often come across as a bit of a bully.
Principal Vickers
Retired teacher with a lot of patience but also strength. Compassionate
Angie
Eddie’s high school crush and Mrs W. grand-daughter. Kind and Fun
Harley
A depressed teen (17) with a traumatic past because of the loss of his twin brother. Lost, closed off, sarcastic, numb
Lyric
17 year-old spirited teen girl with Cystic Fibrosis, very bubbly, fun, extraverted, determined, optimistic, quirky
Diana
Lyric's mom. Protective and loving mom. She will do anything to protect her daugther.
Sandra
She’s desperate to help and connect with her son Harley.
Dr Andrews
Doctor in charge of Harley's treatment following his suicide attempt.
Talent #1 - Mixed-Race Kid
Mixed-Race, Ethnicity Not Specified. We would love to interview a kid about their experiences being mixed-race. The child must feel comfortable in front of a camera and being interviewed. Outgoing, talkative, and extroverted are a plus. Must be able to read and write. Each participant will be given a prompt to write a letter to their parents before the filming begins. During the filming of the documentary we will interview the child about what they wrote in their letter, and ask them to read their letter out loud to their parents. Having the parent(s) involved is a crucial element to the interview. Please only submit if both the parent(s)/ guardian(s) and the child are comfortable with being interviewed for the documentary. (Please see parents casting breakdown below).
Talent #2 - Mixed-Race Middle Aged Adult
Mixed-Race, Ethnicity Not Specified. We are looking for a middle aged adult to interview about their experiences being mixed-race. Some topics that may arise in the interview may include; growing up mixed, young adulthood, the joys and challenges, and growing into your own skin. Outgoing, talkative, and extroverted are a plus but not mandatory! Each participant will be given a prompt to write a letter to their parents before the filming begins. During the filming of the documentary we will interview the subject about what they wrote in their letter, and ask them to read their letter out loud to their parents. Having the parent(s) involved is a crucial element to the interview. Please only submit if both the parent(s)/ guardian(s) and the subject are comfortable with being interviewed for the documentary. (Please see parents casting breakdown below).
Talent #3 - Mixed-Race Older Adult
Mixed-Race, Ethnicity Not Specified. We are looking for an older adult to interview about their experiences being mixed-race.Some topics that may arise in the interview may include; growing up mixed, young adulthood, the joys and challenges, and growing into your own skin. Outgoing, talkative, and extroverted are a plus but not mandatory! Each participant will be given a prompt to write a letter to their parents before the filming begins. During the filming of the documentary we will interview the subject about what they wrote in their letter, and ask them to read their letter out loud to their parents. We understand that parent(s)/ guardian(s) may no longer be around so please still submit regardless.
Talent #1 - Mixed-Race Kid’s Parents
Ethnicity Not Specified. We are looking for a child and their parents who are comfortable being vulnerable and interviewed on film. The parents of the child are there to support and complement the child’s experiences being mixed race. Parents will be interviewed and asked for their honest reaction to their child’s letter. Note to Parents About Minors: Please be advised that if your child is selected for this film you must be present with them on set throughout the duration of filming. We will be following all child labour laws and guardians must be involved with every step of filming.
Talent #2 - Mixed-Race Middle Aged Adult’s Parents
Ethnicity Not Specified. We are looking for a family who is comfortable being vulnerable and interviewed on film. The parents of the mixed-race individual are there to support and complement the person’s experiences being mixed-race. Parents will be interviewed and asked for their honest reaction to their child’s letter.