Voice over talent, sounds 24-34 years of age, any ethnicity, female OR male with Latin Accent. Experienced voice over talent with a parental voice that sounds like they are reading a bedtime story to kids. Calm and relaxing but also animated, playful and expressive, especially when reading the character voices. Might sound like your favorite teacher from primary grades, kindergarten, or preschool. MUST have professional v.o experience for consideration. MUST be current L.A. local for consideration. Role works: 1 session total (each session will be approximately 4 hours) Reading for 2 episodes ONE In Session Work Date: Exact dates TBD within the following time frames: July 3rd - 5th July 19th - 23rd August 8th - 29th August 28th - September 4th PAY RATE (rates are favored nations and are non-negotiable): $525/session fee +$150 session fee pay bump (flat rate) for Spanish Speaking v.o. ability $220/buyout per episode + 20% agency fees

Voice over talent Mature voice (can sound middle-aged to elderly), any ethnicity, male with Standard American Accent. Experienced voice over talent with voice that has a unique interpretation that captures the Lorax's essence! Must convey wisdom, authority, and a deep-seated passion for the environment. Should also be able to inject humor and warmth into the character. Tone: Gravelly, deep, warm. For inspiration, think of a blend between Morgan Freeman's wisdom, Danny DeVito's gruffness (who voiced the Lorax in the 2012 film) and the charm of a classic storyteller. Looking for the right talent who is ready to have fun with a true character voice! MUST have professional v.o experience for consideration. MUST be current L.A. local for consideration. Role works: 2 sessions total (each session will be approximately 2 hours) NOTE: There may be a need to schedule a 3rd session, due to schedules, but currently unlikely. Reading for 6 episodes (Some episodes will be fairly short intro and outro scripts) TWO In Session Work Dates: Exact dates TBD within the following time frames: July 5th - 26th August 20th - September 6th PAY RATE (rates are favored nations and are non-negotiable): $525/session fee $220/buyout per episode + 20% agency fees

Voice over talentFemale, sounds like she is 25-35 years old, any ethnicity. Standard American Accent easily understood by young children. Her tone is warm, friendly, and engaging. Must be able to articulate well and engage young viewers with a playful yet authoritative manner. Should convey encouragement, warmth, and gentle humor. References: Think of a blend between the nurturing tone of a Kindergarten teacher and the engaging warmth of a beloved children's TV show host. MUST have professional v.o experience for consideration. MUST be current L.A. local for consideration. Role works: 2 sessions total (each session will be approximately 2 hours) Reading for 4 episodes TWO In Session Work Dates: Exact dates TBD within the following time frames: July 29th - August 2nd September 23rd- September 27th PAY RATE (rates are favored nations and are non-negotiable): $525/session fee $220/buyout per episode + 20% agency fees

Voice over talentMale, sounds like he is 26-40 years old, any ethnicity. Standard American Accent with a Whimsical, playful, charismatic tone. Must convey a sense of fun, mischief, and curiosity. Fearless, friendly, fun-loving. Always speaking in rhyme, he means well but his personality gets in the way. MUST have professional v.o experience for consideration. MUST be current L.A. local for consideration. Role works: 3 sessions total (each session will be approximately 2 hours) Reading for 4 episodes THREE In Session Work Dates: Exact dates TBD within the following time frames: August 16th - 20th September 12th - September 18 PAY RATE (rates are favored nations and are non-negotiable): $525/session fee $220/buyout per episode + 20% agency fees

18 to 25 years old, White man, and Light Brown hair. 18-25 years old, male, all ethnicities. This role involves playing the same character in two different time periods: age 18 and age 25. Teenage David (age 18) has figured out a lot in life since being a kid at summer camp. He’s found his confidence, built a network of a few close friends who confide everything in each other, and has even found a serious girlfriend in school who he loves very much. He’s found his passion in life in a very niche component of software engineering and is excited to leave the nest and experience the outside world as an adult. We are with him in that transitional time, the final summer before he goes abroad for school. His girlfriend (Amy) and he have decided they’re going to try long distance but deep down he knows that there’s a good chance the distance is too much to overcome. Amy asked David if he’d take a gap year to travel with her but David declined. Deep down, the reason he said no was in his mind he was worried he’d be looked at like a failure or less smart than the rest of his freshman class in college because he’d be 19 when everyone else was 18. Later on, David looks back on this moment and with hindsight and feels as though he made a mistake. Because the future is uncertain, he’s embraced carpe diem and is living this final summer before college as if it’s his last. When we jump forward 7 years in time, David is now a young adult (age 25). He’s secured a great job working in his software development niche, moved into his first real apartment, and is living with his new long-term girlfriend, Mia. He’s in a great place in life and his parents are so proud. With that said, sometimes David feels as though his life has gotten boring. He feels like he falls into the same routine, working a 9-5, coming home to his girlfriend, eat, sleep, wake up, repeat. Sometimes he wonders if adult life is like this for everyone or if he made a mistake somewhere down the road and took the safer route instead of taking a risk for a more exciting existence. Ultimately, this is something he’s never going to truly know and that lack of closure makes it impossible for him to forget.

18-25 years old, female, all ethnicities. This role involves playing the same character in two different time periods: age 18 and age 25. Teenage Danielle (age 18) has figured out a lot in life since being a kid at summer camp. She’s found her confidence, built a network of a few close friends who confide everything in each other, and has even found a serious boyfriend in school who she loves very much. She’s found her passion in life in a very niche component of software engineering and is excited to leave the nest and experience the outside world as an adult. We are with her in that transitional time, the final summer before she goes abroad for school. Her boyfriend (Alex) and she have decided they’re going to try long distance but deep down she knows that there’s a good chance the distance is too much to overcome. Alex asked Danielle if she’d take a gap year to travel with him but Danielle declined. Deep down, the reason she said no was in her mind she was worried she’d be looked at like a failure or less smart than the rest of her freshman class in college because she’d be 19 when everyone else was 18. Later on, Danielle looks back on this moment and with hindsight and feels as though she made a mistake. Because the future is uncertain, she’s embraced carpe diem and is living this final summer before college as if it’s her last. When we jump forward 7 years in time, Danielle is now a young adult (age 25). She’s secured a great job working in her software development niche, moved into her first real apartment, and is living with her new long-term boyfriend, Mark. She’s in a great place in life and her parents are so proud. With that said, sometimes Danielle feels as though her life has gotten boring. She feels like she falls into the same routine, working a 9-5, coming home to her boyfriend, eat, sleep, wake up, repeat. Sometimes she wonders if adult life is like this for everyone or if she made a mistake somewhere down the road and took the safer route instead of taking a risk for a more exciting existence. Ultimately, this is something she’s never going to truly know and that lack of closure makes it impossible for her to forget.

Nous recherchons une jeune comédienne francophone âgée entre 9 et 16 ans afin d'assurer principalement la narration de 50 minis capsules éducatives pour une nouvelle télé-série. *** Rôle francophone, résidents province Ontario & Québec seulement***.

Nous recherchons un jeune comédien francophone âgé entre 9 et 16 ans afin d'assurer principalement la narration de 50 minis capsules éducatives pour une nouvelle télé-série. *** Rôle francophone, résidents province Ontario & Québec seulement***.

We're looking for actor to play a "grumpy old man" where people are permitted to attempt to make him laugh. It's an activation booth at festival sponsored by a cooler.

Caucasian Male late 20's to mid 30's Lead male role who exudes masculinity and maturity with a hard edge. Rugged, muscular, intense and brooding. He hides a deep vulnerability under the surface and has a loving heart towards his love interest. Must be able to exude sensuality on screen. He is a recently returned soldier who is having difficulty readjusting to civilian life. He was raised in foster homes in a small town and harbored prejudices against people of different ethnicities, but coming back from fighting in the war has led to him re-evaluate his attitude and upbringing.

Dark-skinned African-Canadian Male mid to late 20s Supporting lead male who is an ex-football player (must appear athletic and intimidating). A highly intelligent black man, who has a high sense of who he is, but is wounded by society's view of black men.

Dark-skinned African-Canadian female mid thirties to early 40s Sophisticated, highly intelligent black woman who is married to a Caucasian man with a young child. She is happily married and "wears the pants" in the family.

Dark-skinned African-Canadian female early to late 40s She has a hard edge. She's embittered by her status in life. She is the single mother of a teenage boy after the death of her husband. She fully embraces her black heritage.

Dark-skinned African-Canadian female mid 20s to early 30s Flirty. She has a great sense of fun and humour. She likes to hang out with the girls. But she hides a deep sense of insecurity. A party girl.

African-Canadian female mid 50s to mid 60s Must be a strong singer (gospel style of vocals). Must be comfortable singing a cappella. Must be able to act and perform and engage while singing in character.

[JANE] 27 to 33 years old, all ethnicities woman. Jane was always the odd kid in the group, having seen the spirit of her grandmother at a young age. This gave Jane an otherworldly connection, so when she falls for a fellow poltergeist-obsessed-oddball, Brian, she couldn’t be happier. Despite the pain of being left by her former fiancé, Jane believes it was for the best because Brian feels like her destiny. When the two choose the haunted Wayside Inn as their wedding venue, they’re thrilled to have an actual ghost encounter. But what they didn’t bank on was having to help resolve the unfinished business of both Angelique, a young, fiery, and heartbroken bride-to-be spirit, and Malcolm, her lovesick Scotsman, forever tethered to a pub far away from his lost love...LEAD

[BRIAN / MALCOLM] 27 to 33 years old, all ethnicities man. Both BRIAN and MALCOLM (GHOST) are to be played by same actor. BRIAN has always felt a little different than most people. Even with his close friends, he’s always felt like there was a part of himself holding back, until he meets Jane, another ghost hunting enthusiast. Knowing that Jane was heartbroken by her former fiancé, Brian works extra hard to assure her that he is hers forever. When they arrive at their wedding venue, the haunted Wayside Inn, he’s ecstatic to finally encounter a real-life ghost. A young, temperamental Angelique haunts the Wayside Inn and a lovesick Scotsman spirit is tethered to a pub far away from his beloved Angelique. Ghostly encounters aside, the strangest thing is the uncanny resemblance Brian and Malcolm share. It would be almost impossible to tell the two apart because Malcolm is Brian’s great, great, great uncle. MALCOLM, the spitting image of Brian, is a kilt wearing Scotsman who was killed in 1776 while on his way to elope with Angelique. A Revolutionary war hero, Malcolm is tethered to a local pub near the field where he was killed by British soldiers. Malcolm is bewildered by Brian and Jane’s interest in him, not realizing that his one true love is also stuck, unable to move forward. Malcolm eagerly cooperates with Jane and Brian in their efforts to reunite him with his beloved Angelique, often with hilarious consequences...LEAD. MUST BE ABLE TO DO A SCOTTISH ACCENT AND SUBMIT TAPE BEFORE BEING CAST.

[ANGELIQUE] 25 to 30 years old, all ethnicities woman. Back in 1776, the playful, bright, fiery ANGELIQUE was set to elope with her soulmate, Malcolm. With the urgency of her father pressing an arranged marriage on Angelique, she wanted to flee with Malcolm as soon as possible. However, tragedy struck when Malcolm died from injuries while fighting the British forces and Angelique passed shortly thereafter. Her love for Malcolm and her unfinished business have kept her tethered to the place she died, now known as the (very) haunted, Wayside Inn. Centuries later, whenever couples arrive to be married, her envy turns to sadness, and she acts out in rebellion against the happiness of which she was robbed. Waiting patiently for her love to return to her, she is surprised when Jane shows up with her fiancé Brian, a man who bears an uncanny resemblance to Malcolm! This is the last straw for her, and she holds their wedding hostage until her one true love is returned to her...LEAD

Our HERO is a male in his mid-late 20s. The kind of person who graduated fairly recently from post-secondary and is working at their first "real" job. He will not be delivering any lines.

LEAD – EMELIA: Female 50s. Emilia is a kind and compassionate woman in her 60s who always looks for the best in people. Despite experiencing loss and hardship, she is a strong and resilient person who wants to help others and share her wisdom and experience. Her faith in humanity and desire to make a difference drive her actions. When she is robbed, her trust in people is tested, but she refuses to give up on humanity. Through her journey, she goes from being a victim to a mentor and a source of hope for Nell.