4 to 6 years old, all ethnicities, any gender. Diversity is HIGHLY encouraged, including, but not limited to ethnic diversity, body type diversity, and differently abled talent. Bi-lingual talent are also highly encouraged to submit. Talent with a true interest in Disney and the Disney Princess world are preferred. All who audition will need to send a custom video showing ability in song and dance. We will provide a specific piece of music to utilize for the audition. MUST be LOCAL to Los Angeles. Please only submit if you CURRENTLY live FULL time in the Los Angeles Metro area. Please only submit for ONE role - you will be considered for any and all roles for which you are appropriate. Pay rate: $500/day shoot day + 20%, $250/day for prep days + 20%

Es una mujer bastante fumadora, al punto que hace todo con el cigarro en la boca, no tiene pelos en la lengua; es una mujer sabia de pocas palabras. Vive en una colonia popular, en una pequeña casa, con una decoración de mal gusto, llena de cosas y muebles grandes. Al igual que su casa, ella es exagerada cuando habla, pero ante todo, es servicial y buena persona.

Looking for a wide diversity of South Asians identities. ?  Unique, distinct and interesting personalities encouraged to apply. ?  Fit, athletic, believable as a sports player. ?  Basic knowledge of cricket preferred. For your self-tape: ?  Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ?  we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal. 4) In addition, please perform the following scenario: You’re comfortably sitting back, relaxing in your living room, when all of a sudden a distant call catches your attention: it’s the sound of someone yelling “howzat?!” Your ears perk up at the sound. It awakens something instinctive in you. We see the intensity build in your eyes, twitching slightly as you hold yourself back— until you eventually give in, and jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?”

South Asian and Afro-Caribbean players strongly encouraged to apply.  Unique, interesting and diverse personalities encouraged to apply. ?  Basic knowledge of cricket preferred. For your self-tape ?  Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ?  we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Animated, energetic South Asian aunty energy. ?  Clean-cut, commercial-friendly looks preferred. ? Please avoid heavy/glamorous make-up in your tape. If you have a traditional South Asian daily wardrobe, please wear it to do the tape. For your self-tape: ?  Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ?  we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Clean-cut, commercial-friendly looks preferred. ? Please avoid heavy/glamorous make-up in your tape. If you have a traditional South Asian daily wardrobe, please wear it to do the tape. For your self-tape: ?  Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ?  we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

Strong, passionate energy. For your self-tape: ?  Please tell us about a favorite cricket memory of yours. ?  we’d like to see actors yell out “Howzaaaat?” in the following tones/scenarios: 1) Extremely excited, glued into the game, and clearly overjoyed. You’re watching the game when suddenly you hear the sound of a wicket and the bowler appealing with a loud “howzat?” This could mean victory for the team you love. You’re excited. On the edge of your seat, you echo the bowler’s “howzat” with a loud “howzaaaat?” of your own.For this, we’d love to see big smiles and big anticipation. 2.) Passionate,competitive, and borderline aggressive. You take your cricket a little too seriously— the type that rages at TV screens during games. You’ve been holding back your intensity, hoping your team can score some wickets, when the bowler appeals with a loud “howzat?” Your team needs this. With all your energy, intensity and aggression, you jump to your feet, yelling “howzaaaat?” 3.) Unexpectedly emotional. In a game where your team desperately needs a wicket, you watch as the opposing batsman goes for a sixer. As the ball flies to the boundaries, you pray for a catch-out. You watch as a fielder makes a last minute dive for the ball. He catches. It’s low to the ground. The bowling team yell “howzat?” So do you: “howzaaaat?” As you yell, you feel an unexpected release of emotions. You let the emotions run. As the umpire calls a catch-out, you feel it all. This victory is personal.

A manifestation of a real grouse, GROUSEY serves one purpose, to help Paul become the hunter that he is meant to be. With a little support, a few insults and a lot of attitude, GROUSEY's purpose just might be fulfilled.

Caucasian. Confident, charming and elegant. Compelled to fight injustice. A skilled marksman. A weakness for women. Mike is a helpless romantic- think of him as a younger version of Sean Connery’s\Roger Moore’s James bond. Although Mike is dead serious in his endeavor to fight crime, he does have an important comedic side. Bill Hader’s character in “Barry” is an interesting reference for Mike’s personality. “Barry” is quirky, dangerous and funny-without trying to be any of these things. Mike’s traits can at times venture into slapstick territory, and that’s totally ok. Too often, the comedy comes from Mike’s inability to read other people and he sometimes responds or reacts inappropriately in a hilarious way.

Slavic, Middle Eastern, or Caucasian. Designer. Mina may seem fragile at first. She is a little introverted and uncomfortable with the situation. But don’t be mistaken she is strong willed, sophisticated and stubborn. Deep down in Mina’s heart is a burning desire to avenge her sister's death and get justice. Distraught, that the authorities seemingly can't find her sister’s murderer, Mina is desperate for help and gets in touch with Mike. Mila Kunis energy,

Japanese or Undefined mixed asian ethnicity. Bar Owner. Level-Headed, wise and experienced. Aoto handles tricky situations with finesse and a calm attitude. Values loyalty and good company. Find yourself in a sticky situation? Aoto and his connections will show you a way out. Hiroyuki Sanada energy.

Caucasian. Student. The daughter of a very wealthy family. Stubborn and naïve. A spoiled brat with a pottymouth. Paris Hilton energy.

Caucasian. Hired Gun and Muscle for a local gang. A bit of a meathead. Not the smartest tool in the shed. Ralph can be intimidating at times. He has a bad temper. Lethal with a switchblade and butterfly knife. Athlete, agile, good physical movement skills. Channing Tatum energy.

15-18 yrs in appearance. Jeremy is an idiosyncratic teenager with a proclivity toward putting himself into risky situations. He has a strong aversion to following any type of authority, in particular his parents. At the same time, he wants to make everyone around him laugh with his off kilter self-deprecating humour. He does not seem bothered by any of the consequences for his actions. He is not angry or violent, but rather somewhat detached from reality. He has been diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder and sometimes acts much younger than his age. Ideally, he has long blonde hair, light coloured eyes, and a strikingly pale but beautiful face hidden by bifocal glasses.

Late 20s/early 30s in appearance. Of Hungarian or European origin (in appearance) but no accent required. Sasha tends to hyperfixate on the existential questions in life, which she funnels into her unconventional filmmaking practice. Her obsessive tendencies stem from her childhood which is the main topic of her work. She presents as somewhat anxious but uses humor to make light of difficult situations. Her friends would describe her as fiercely independent to a fault. She has brown hair and dark features, confident in her sense of style but somewhat unaware of the world around her.

8-10 yrs in appearance. Of Hungarian or European origin (in appearance) but no accent required. Henry is severely introverted and reserved. He has trouble seeing his value, although he is gentle natured and caring in all of his actions. Henry does not like to take up much space in a room, but he is curious and sweet whenever he interacts with others. He likes to play games, draw, and spend time with his brother Felix who is his other half. He has long brown hair cut into a bowl cut style, big brown eyes and soft facial features. Note: Performer may be seen in swimwear. Please add note if submitting real brothers for HENRY & FELIX.

8-10 yrs in appearance. Of Hungarian or European origin (in appearance) but no accent required. Felix is very easily excitable about the world around him, he is particularly fascinated by bugs and musical instruments. He is passionate and outspoken about his interests, and likes to engage his family members with his curiosities. He is always looking for small pets and objects from the outdoors to bring home with him. He sometimes likes to show off to his older brothers. He has a very similar appearance to his second oldest brother Henry, he has long brown hair cut into a bowl cut style, big brown eyes and soft facial features. Note: Performer may be seen in swimwear. Please add note if submitting real brothers for HENRY & FELIX.

30s/40s. Open ethnicity. A sweet and loving dad, somewhat rigid in his idea of conventional family values.

30s/40s. Open ethnicity. A socialite in the neighborhood, volunteers for everything she can in her kids’ lives, a little judgemental of other parents.

7-11 yrs. Open ethnicity. A bit of a “cool girl”, she doesn’t say what she is thinking but all of her friends look up to her for her keen sense of fashion and self-assured style. Note: Performer may be seen in swimwear.