03-15-12 – Seattle, WA>Portland, OR – “The Curse of Malibu Tides” is a wacky murder mystery about America’s (Second) favorite daytime soap Faith Harbor. The Actors and Director of the show entertain and put on an awards show for the crew at the season wrap party… Then the bodies start to fall. The larger than life characters try to figure out who done it, all the while trying to keep a cool head at the party. There will be alternate endings, to keep the audience on their toes. This show will most likely run past June at several venues, including The Rendezvous’ JewelBox Theater and Julia’s on Broadway. A recast will happen after June if necessary. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

03-01-12 – Louisville, KY>Nashville, TN – We’re shooting a feature film noir/murder mystery in Nashville called Old Chicago Souls.

Synopsis The year is 1939. The place? The underbelly of Chicago, a breeding ground for criminals and the men who’ll never lock them away. The film jumps around from Prohibition, when organized crime had found its home, to fifteen years later, a time where the gangster had shot his final rounds. The cop out on the beat, the femme fatale, the guy seeking retribution over a murdered friend. This film features classic noir motifs while adding on a pleasant twist of its own.

Compensation: Food and great resume work.

Gas/accommodations will be provided if the filming location moves far enough from Nashville.

CASTING -It’s important to note that the ages are flexible. Since the film jumps from 1939 back to the years throughout Prohibition, we’re trying to get actors to portray younger/older versions of themselves as to not cast two actors for one character.

We’re also using a few child actors to portray the characters depending on how far the flashback goes.

There are plenty of roles to fill: Patrons of the nightclub, police officers, homeless, etc.

Please let us know if you’re allergic to any type of make-up/liquid latex/spirit gum/etc.

Also, please note whether you smoke or not. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Feature Film

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

03-01-12 – Louisville, KY>Nashville, TN – We’re shooting a feature film noir/murder mystery in Nashville called Old Chicago Souls.

Synopsis The year is 1939. The place? The underbelly of Chicago, a breeding ground for criminals and the men who’ll never lock them away. The film jumps around from Prohibition, when organized crime had found its home, to fifteen years later, a time where the gangster had shot his final rounds. The cop out on the beat, the femme fatale, the guy seeking retribution over a murdered friend. This film features classic noir motifs while adding on a pleasant twist of its own.

Compensation: Food and great resume work.

Gas/accommodations will be provided if the filming location moves far enough from Nashville.

CASTING -It’s important to note that the ages are flexible. Since the film jumps from 1939 back to the years throughout Prohibition, we’re trying to get actors to portray younger/older versions of themselves as to not cast two actors for one character.

We’re also using a few child actors to portray the characters depending on how far the flashback goes.

There are plenty of roles to fill: Patrons of the nightclub, police officers, homeless, etc.

Please let us know if you’re allergic to any type of make-up/liquid latex/spirit gum/etc.

Also, please note whether you smoke or not. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Feature Film

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

02-21-12 – New York City, NY>Philadelphia, PA – Casting for Murder by Music

Seeking principal and understudy/swings for Interactive Karaoke Murder Mystery. Cabaret style.

Show will run Sunday evenings to start, with schedule expanding as popularity increases. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Feature Film

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

01-06-12 – Dallas, TX>Oklahoma City, OK – “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940″ is a hilarious spoof of the entire murder mystery genre and enjoyed a long and critically hailed run both on and Off-Broadway. Poking antic fun at the more ridiculous aspects of “show biz” and the corny thrillers of Hollywood’s heyday, the play is a non-stop barrage of laughter as those assembled (or at least those who aren’t killed off) untangle the mystery of the “Stage Door Slasher.” You’ll have an evening that will keep an audience guessing as well as laughing. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

12-16-11 – Detroit, MI>Cleveland, OH – PerformanceDateTime: March 9, 10, 16, 17y, 23, 24 at 8:00 P.M. March 18, 2012 at 2:00 P.M
Good old fashion murder mystery with twists and turns. The Peak Lodge Gueast House has a long and mysterious hystery, rumored to be haunted by the ghost of the Coaching Inn host. The Lockwoods are struggling to keep the inn open, and the guests have their own secrets. This light hearted thriller has something for everyone, chuckles, mystery and a rattling good winter’s tale. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

11-29-11 – Seattle, WA>Portland, OR – Audition for Murder is a traditional murder mystery comedy—lots of action; lots of laughs; a few murders and a good time to be had by all. Grace and Doris, two friends who are traveling together, have an accident on a deserted stretch of icy road. Shaken up but not hurt, they seek help in an isolated community theatre building and are just in time for auditions—for murder!

Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. If you have a resume and head shot, please bring them—if not, don’t worry about it. We’ll have a short information form for you to complete. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

11-06-11 – Portland, OR>Seattle, WA – A musical send-up of the backstage murder mystery. Robbin’ Hood of the Old West, a dreadful Western adaptation of the Robin Hood story is reaching its conclusion. The egregiously untalented leading lady can’t sing, can’t act, can’t dance – and can’t remember her lines. To everyone’s relief, she is murdered during the opening night curtain call. Cue Lt. Frank Cioffi of the Boston Police Department, called in to solve the case – while the company struggles to fix the play. Kander & Ebb’s last musical, Curtains garnered eight Tony award nominations and one win.Performances: February 24, 25, March 2, 3, 4(m), 8, 9, 10, 11(m), 15, 16, 17, 2012
— Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

10-15-11 – Phoenix, AZ>Las Vegas, NV – We posted for two documentaries and got a lot of great submissions, but we still need submissions from actresses age 20 to 60 years-old (or look that age). Especially looking for people that just look like ordinary people. Not necessary to be a “glamor girl.” NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. One of our films has no violence, nudity or bad language. The other is a murder mystery based on a true story and although it has no nudity or sex scenes, it does has a great deal of violence and some swear words. Please send a headshot or snapshot. Does not need to be a professional photo as long as it looks like you look now. Please do not send links as we do not open them. If you are with one of the talent agencies that include links, just send a snapshot and contact number or email where you can be reached. Scenes will be filmed in Laveen and Central Phoenix. Even is you only have a few hours to work, please submit as we will try to work around your schedule if you are chosen. Thanks and we look forward to your submissions.
— Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Feature Film

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call

10-01-11 – Portland, OR>Seattle, WA – Curtains
A musical send-up of the backstage murder mystery. Robbin’ Hood of the Old West, a dreadful Western adaptation of the Robin Hood story is reaching its conclusion. The egregiously untalented leading lady can’t sing, can’t act, can’t dance – and can’t remember her lines. To everyone’s relief, she is murdered during the opening night curtain call. Cue Lt. Frank Cioffi of the Boston Police Department, called in to solve the case – while the company struggles to fix the play. Kander & Ebb’s last musical, Curtains garnered eight Tony award nominations and one win.
Performances: February 24, 25, March 2, 3, 4(m), 8, 9, 10, 11(m), 15, 16, 17, 2012

— Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

Click Here To Apply To This Casting Call