(SUPPORTING) David’s Dad is the “cool dad”. He was a bit of a slacker in his youth and turned out alright so he figures a more lax approach is the way he wants to raise his kids. He’s a firm believer that his children need to live through their childhood as unobstructed as possible in order to become balanced, empathetic adults. David’s Dad values empathy over everything and believes that the world is transforming into a polarized place where people don’t seem to care about each other. That’s not how he wants his son to grow up.

(SUPPORTING) David’s Mom has similar values to his father about how to raise her children, part of what makes them such a great match. She moved around a lot as a kid as her own father kept changing jobs in different parts of the country. As a result, she experienced many different homes and many different friends throughout her childhood. She can tell that David still hasn’t figured himself out yet but she’s not worried knowing this stuff takes time. In fact, she was the one who pushed him to go to sleepover camp in the first place! She tries not to be seen by David, but she keeps a close eye on his progress growing up and just wants him to find his place in the world and find happiness,

(SUPPORTING) All of David’s high school friends know that this is the final summer for a long while. They’re all going to different schools in different cities and likely won’t be able to hang out like this again for at least 4 years, and who knows who they’ll be in their 20s? They all met each other through various moments of high school. Whenever possible they all try to work together on group projects and are basically inseparable. This final summer is bittersweet since it represents goodbye but also taking on the next chapter in each of their lives. All they know for sure is that until August ends, they’ll do anything they can to spend as many days as possible together.

A kind soul who operates a hot dog stand. David and Mia go almost every day and it’s gotten to the point that they know each other by name and make small talk whenever he sees them. (CASTING IS BASED ON DEMO REEL, PLEASE SUBMIT)

(BACKGROUND) A group of first-time sleepover campers. It’s their first day and many of them are shy and filled with nerves about meeting new friends and being away from their parents for two weeks.

LEAD - CALVIN, 30 Diligent and composed, despite being overqualified for his delivery job. He maintains professionalism even in the face of Karla's insults. With a background in another career and a degree, he's caught between duty and dignity, yet his resilience and insight challenge stereotypes, ultimately making him a catalyst for change. HMU & WARDROBE: A little overdressed for delivering groceries. Hip and cool. SCENE 1, DAY 1: More casual than business. Slacks or dark-washed jeans OK. A fitted T-shirt or polo, running shoes. SCENE 4, DAY 2: Similar to above but a little more dressy. Dinner party attire.

LEAD - KARLA, 50s Karla epitomizes elitist snobbery, wielding her privilege with disdain. She's sharp-tongued and judgmental, quick to belittle others based on perceived social status. Her interactions with Calvin reveal her prejudice and narrow-mindedness. Despite her outward confidence, Karla's insecurity and intolerance are evident, ultimately leading to a confrontation with her own biases. HMU & WARDROBE: Casual but slightly elevated. Simple but refined. SCENE 1, DAY 1: Jeans, fitted T shirt, flats or runners. Sweater or cardigan OK. Natural hair and makeup, minimal jewelry. SCENE 2 & 3, DAY 2: Same as above but with slight variation.

LEAD - PAT, 50s A successful businessman who values personal connections and intimacy in work dealings. He exudes warmth and affability, contrasting sharply with Karla's aloofness. While initially unaware of the tension between Calvin and Karla, he becomes a catalyst for reconciliation, challenging Karla's biases and advocating for understanding and inclusivity. Pat's open-mindedness and willingness to confront prejudice demonstrate his integrity and empathy. HMU & WARDROBE: Business casual but a relaxed look. SCENE 2 & 3, DAY 2: Slacks, short or long-sleeved shirts, casual dress shoes. Work-look but not corporate.

Lonely, isolated teen. No connection with peers. Light brown to dark blonde hair. Thin to average weight body (to match younger version of herself in the film. MUST be comfortable with implied LGBTQ2.

Manipulative, likes attention and can bring on the charm to get what she wants. Will flirt with anyone. MUST be comfortable with implied LGBTQ2, with SFX makeup, and with being in the water in a pond or lake in June. A paramedic and lifeguard will be on set.

A jock or popular kid, confident.

LEAD - SHANNON, 30 Snobby, full of herself and a total bully. Even though she acts like she’s above everyone, she is in fact broke and about to be evicted. She is trying her best to hide her true reality... HMU & WARDROBE: Well put together, business casual but stylish. Her hair is never out of place and her makeup is always on. If possible, please bring a TRAVEL BAG or ROLLER SUITCASE. SCENES 1-2: DAY 1, ONE LOOK Sophisticated and casual outfit but more on the dressier side. She’s come home to make an impression even though everyone else is dressed casually and comfortably. SCENES 3-4: DAY 2, ONE LOOK Similar to above but with a slight variation.

LEAD - BETTY, 65 Shannon’s kind and warm mother. She has been tolerant of Shannon’s bad attitude for too long. She has a great relationship with her other daughter Katie and plans on handing over the family diner to her. HMU & WARDROBE: Simple, comfortable and casual. Little to no makeup, a relaxed hairstyle.

LEAD - KATIE, 25 Shannon's sister who is extremely friendly, gracious and compassionate. She and her husband Jack have been running the family diner for quite some time. They don’t have all the money in the world but they’re happy. HMU & WARDROBE: Comfortable but cute and always a little off trend; she’s a second hand store shopper. Hair and makeup done but natural and simple. SCENE 1-2: DAY 1, ONE LOOK Jeans and a cute top, flats or boots. Minimal jewelry. SCENE 4: DAY 2, ONE LOOK Similar to above but with new day variation.

LEAD - JACK, 30 An honest, good-hearted man who is married to Shannon's sister Katie. Shannon can’t stand Jack and constantly bullies him. HMU & WARDROBE: Comfortable and casual. He has no one to impress. Hanging around the house clothes but no sweats or pajamas. SCENE 1-2: DAY 1, ONE LOOK Jeans and a T, maybe a “nicer” sweater for the party. SCENE 4: DAY 2, ONE LOOK Similar to above but with new day variation.

LEAD - TRACY: Female - 33. Tracy is a control freak who needs to assert herself into everyone’s business. When she sees an “illegal” lemonade stand she flies into an embarrassing tirade. WARDROBE: Professional and conservative business attire. Like a tightly wound realtor.

LEAD - KATEE: Female - 8-11, Black, Mixed. A young girl running a lemonade stand. She’s sensitive and tenderhearted, and her capacity for kindness ends up having a positive impact on Tracy, despite the fact that Tracy tried to shut down her lemonade stand. Tracy mistakes Brian for Katee’s father so they should have a similar ethnicity. WARDROBE: Casual summer clothes - for outdoors.

LEAD - BRIAN: Male - 35, Black. A conscientious neighbor who intervenes when he sees Tracy bullying Katee. Tracy mistakes Brian for Katee’s father so he should have a similar ethnicity to Katee. WARDROBE: T-Shirt and shorts. Casual summer attire.

SUPPORTING - HANK: Male - 37. Hank is Tracy’s fed-up fiance. When he sees the viral video of Tracy losing her cool, it is the final straw. He decides to break up with her. WARDROBE: Casual, relaxed attire. Maybe a collar shirt with jeans.

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