Pilot
Outremont's Rabbi
Details
Union:
Non union
Area of media:
Pilot
Network:
NDT TV
Paid?:
No
Rates:
$200 per shooting day & electronic copy of the show for reel purposes
Deadline:
Dec 3, 2021
Auditions:
Self Tape -
Callbacks:
not applicable
Shooting locations:
Markham, ON
Cities for response:
Toronto
Roles
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
LeadMichaelMale 38 - 45 Years old
Description
MUST be of Chinese descent. Plays husband to Dhana. He is smart, urban and very much engaged with this situation. While on the analytical side he has a decent sense of humour, which would be on the wry side
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
SupportingRebeccaFemale 36 - 42 Years old
Description
Dhana's sister. Observant/orthodox Jewish woman - married to Yankel, they have five children. Helpful with the Rabbi and the Rebbetzin (Rabbi's wife).
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
SupportingYankelMale 45 - 55 Years old
Description
Married to Yankel. He is an observant Jewish man, wears a yarmulke (skull cap) and wears the 'uniform'. Black suit, white shirt. He is highly respected and a very successful businessman in Montreal. He and Rebecca are very active in the Jewish community. Yankel has a great personality, loves a joke and definitely has his own 'shtick' or style that is uniquely his own.
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
SupportingClareFemale 34 - 45 Years old
Description
French Canadian - accent in English ok. Great character. One of a very few from outside of the faith who has Rabbi Rosen's ear and trust. Close friend of the family, was Dhana's bff when they were kids. It is Clare who is the 'back channel' to Dhana for the Rebetzin, for the Rabbi, even for Rebecca. Great energy and character. Even Clare realizes that her relationship with the Rosen family is unique.
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
SupportingRebetzin Rosen aka ImaFemale 55 - 65 Years old
Description
Rabbi Rosen's wife. While the Rabbi is a big deal, the Rabbi's wife is also very important and plays a big role in the family, more often than not, behind the scenes. It is for the Rebetzin that this family reunion is happening. Not just because it is Passover, but because the Rebetzin has something to tell the family. That and in the end, it is she who decides when this 'mishigas' (craziness or nonsense) of estrangement with their daughter is over.