Stanford University educational video series
Location: SF Bay Area
Type: Educational
We are casting for a short Stanford University educational video series that will help pair college students with native Spanish speakers. We will provide a small day rate plus food.
Scenario 1
Julia: Latina, around 30 years old, pretty. Dressed simply, no makeup. Gives the impression of being a bit shy and insecure, dark-skinned, looks more like the “typical” working class mexican immigrant. Speaks Spanish like a native, has heavy accent on her English,
Secretary: English speaking only, white, preferably blond, age doesn’t matter
Adriana (coach): A college age female student who speaks very flawed Spanish, but is trying hard to communicate. (Actress should be able to exaggerate the flawed Spanish a bit) Coach is friendly and outgoing and is excited to be a language coach.
Scenario 2
Jaime: Mid-40s, Latino, wearing jeans and T-shirt or flannel, needs to look like he works outside, not in an office
Boss: Female, mid-30s to mid-40s, white actor preferred, professionally dressed, looks like she’s in charge. She is nice, but has high expectations of her workers.
Jaime’s coach: Female, Age 20-25, African-American preferred. Flawed Spanish. Friendly, outgoing, and excited to be a coach.
Scenario 3
Edgar: Latino, Age 22-25 – Heavily accented English, fluent Spanish speaker
Nelson (edgars coach): Male, Age 20-25, Indian or East Asian. Also has very bad Spanish but is willing to try.
We are planning Skype/Facetime auditions the week of September 17th, for a shoot the weekend of 9/28 — likely on or near the Stanford Campus. If you would like to hear more information or are interested in scheduling an audition, please email Corinne at co.colgan@gmail.com with a head shot and an indication of which roles you’d like to audition for.
Payment: Paid
City or Location of call: SF Bay Area
Please submit to: patticonstan@gmail.com by 2018-09-16
This casting notice was posted by: Patti Constantakis
