Film School
Details
Union:
Non union
Area of media:
Film School
Network:
Paid?:
No
Rates:
Non -Pay Student Film
Deadline:
Sept 29, 2025
Auditions:
Self Tapes by Request
Callbacks:
In Person TBC
Shooting starts:
Oct 17, 2025 
Shooting finishes:
Oct 19, 2025 
Shooting locations:
Grimsby, ON
Cities for response:
Toronto
Comments
We are accepting non-union submissions. This is a non-paying student film, and no permit is required. Actors will receive a copy of the
finished film for their demo reel.
Storyline
Mothered Nature’; a short dra-medy about two neighbours battling for the title of “Brimsby’s Largest Watermelon”; one of whom nurtures their baby plant to the point it comes to life, while the other loses sight of their real life maternal responsibilities.
Roles
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
LeadDorothyFemale 30 - 40 Years old
Description
Dorothy is a very charismatic, attentive young woman. She lives a simple life on her own, emerging herself into many hobbies and interests to fill in the great amount of free time she has. Dorothy took a liking to gardening after discovering her infertility, using it as an outlet to nurture and care. She roams the town of Brimsgy with a witty glow and the sweetest smile, and has the ability to comfort and soften just about anyone. Her smile is contagious, and her bubbly personality helps push herself through low moments.
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
LeadJudyFemale 40 - 50 Years old
Description
Judy is the definition of tough love. Raised by a boarding school principle, she’s inherited a need for perfection and order, especially from her daughter, Lila. Judy has the utmost highest standards for herself and needs to be #1 for everything. Her rigged and harsh personality deflects many if a fake smile isn’t plastered onto her face. She cares deeply, but lacks the softness to communicate that.
Role typeRoleGender & Age range
PrincipalLilaFemale 5 - 8 Years old
Description
Lila, Judy’s daughter, is one of the most imaginative little girls. Her brain is filled with colour and possibilities, but is constantly muted by her mother’s expectations. She wants nothing more than to play, dance, and laugh, often finding sneaky ways to do so. Lila wants to make her mother proud, but the goals she’s given are often unachievable, leaving her feeling like a failure most of the time. She buries this feeling and finds hope within other outlets, such as her friendship with her neighbour, Dorothy.