DocuDrama
Untitled Docu-Series: Reenacted Interviews Based on Real Medical Journeys
Details
Union:
Non union
Area of media:
DocuDrama
Network:
Paid?:
Yes
Rates:
Compensation: $ 100/hour - TOTAL work 2 hours
Deadline:
Aug 17, 2025
Shooting starts:
Aug 20, 2025
Shooting finishes:
Aug 21, 2025
Shooting locations:
Montreal
Cities for response:
Montréal
Storyline
Now casting actors for a heartfelt, interview-style video series based on real patient and family experiences with a urological medical condition.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
This is a docu-style series featuring verbatim monologues and reenacted interviews drawn from deeply personal conversations with patients and parents who have lived through a rare urological condition. We are casting actors to portray these individuals on camera, seated interview-style, speaking directly to the viewer. The goal is to bring their words to life with honesty, relatability, and emotional truth.Think The Me You Can’t See, StoryCorps, or Modern Love reenactments — not scripted drama, not theatrical monologues. Just simple, real, emotional storytelling.
DETAILS
• Shoot Location: MONTREAL
• Shoot Dates: AUGUST 20-21
• Format: 1–3 minute short-form interview reenactments
• Usage: Educational nonprofit, online awareness campaign, social media, conferences
PERFORMANCE STYLE
• Interview-style storytelling to camera
• Based directly on real interview transcripts
• Not dramatic scenes — but deeply human storytelling
• No need to memorize — lines will be available and can be workshopped in natural voice
ABOUT THE PROJECT
This is a docu-style series featuring verbatim monologues and reenacted interviews drawn from deeply personal conversations with patients and parents who have lived through a rare urological condition. We are casting actors to portray these individuals on camera, seated interview-style, speaking directly to the viewer. The goal is to bring their words to life with honesty, relatability, and emotional truth.Think The Me You Can’t See, StoryCorps, or Modern Love reenactments — not scripted drama, not theatrical monologues. Just simple, real, emotional storytelling.
DETAILS
• Shoot Location: MONTREAL
• Shoot Dates: AUGUST 20-21
• Format: 1–3 minute short-form interview reenactments
• Usage: Educational nonprofit, online awareness campaign, social media, conferences
PERFORMANCE STYLE
• Interview-style storytelling to camera
• Based directly on real interview transcripts
• Not dramatic scenes — but deeply human storytelling
• No need to memorize — lines will be available and can be workshopped in natural voice
Roles
| Role type | Role | Gender & Age range |
| Lead | Parent Storytellers (Mothers & Fathers) | All 28 - 50 Years old |
Description Ethnicity: OpenTone: Reflective, strong, compassionate, quietly emotional You're sharing what it was like to raise a child with a serious medical issue: confusion at diagnosis, moments of fear or regret, healing, and love. Looking for performers who can: • Deliver emotionally nuanced stories without melodrama • Feel like real, everyday parents • Capture the small, quiet beats of strength and vulnerability | ||
| Role type | Role | Gender & Age range |
| Lead | Adult & Teen Patient Storytellers (Male-presenting) | Male 15 - 35 Years old |
Description Ethnicity: OpenTone: Honest, self-aware, grounded These are first-person stories from individuals who grew up managing a urological condition — including body image issues, shame, resilience, relationships, and identity. Looking for performers who can: • Bring naturalism to emotionally layered material • Embody a real, modern guy — not a performance • Handle topics like confidence, shame, humor, sex, and emotional growth with sensitivity | ||
| Role type | Role | Gender & Age range |
| Lead | Partners (Girlfriend/Wife/Supportive Significant Other) | Female 28 - 40 Years old |
Description Ethnicity: OpenTone: Warm, emotionally intuitive, grounded You’re sharing what it was like to learn about your partner’s condition — how you responded, what it’s meant for your intimacy, how love and communication evolved. Looking for performers who can: • Embody care and strength in quiet, subtle ways • Feel sincere and emotionally available on camera • Avoid "acting" and instead be | ||