Have you ever wanted to be in a film? Well, now is your chance!
Every year, advanced filmmaking students get the chance to make a short film of their own. This year, there are four films that students are working hard to produce over the summer. Senior filmmakers are looking to cast actors for their films and invite anyone interested to try out. Auditions will be on April 17 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the Forge Theater.
Here is some information about each film:
“Inheritance,” directed by Ashley Kramer: Quinn must deal with the grief and regret that come with a dead father, a broken-down truck and a relationship that can never be healed.
“My Friend Karl,” directed by John Keegan: A hardened hitman hunting for stolen cash finds his mission derailed when the quirky thief can’t remember where he hid it, forcing them into an unlikely day-long journey that challenges the hitman’s loyalty to the job and his capacity for friendship.
“Family Ties,” directed by Abby Rosenthal: When her father dies unexpectedly, 10-year-old Alex is forced to pick up the pieces. Tensions grow between Alex and her emotionally unavailable mom as she steps in to take care of her younger siblings.
“CL(AI)RE,” directed by Tanner Menti: Lez attempts to juggle being chronically online and having a real-life relationship. When his online girlfriend’s authenticity falters, Lez’s insecurity begins to show.