God’s Crying Docudrama:

Actors and Actresses & Artists Needed

2nd Audition 

Calling all inspiring actors, actresses and down to earth people, stand-up comedians, beauty queens, ladies' men and everyone in between. This is your lucky day. Philly AAV casting calls are looking for you! Yes, you! 

MECCA Unisex Salon

Progress Plaza (1501 Broad Street)

December 15, 2012

11 AM - 7 PM

For more info text us your interest @ 267-702-0199

We've got so many real-life scenes that we're looking for fresh, new talent all the time in our Casting Call notices. Whether you're an up-and-coming rap star, R & B singer, pop/rock star that enjoy matching your lyrics to our scenes there's sure to be a scene your music is perfect for the world to hear.

So don't miss your chance to be in this docudrama and show the whole world your talent. Make people think; make them cry; make a crowd stand up and throw their hands in the air (and say I know that’s right); or just show them how hot you are! No matter what your specialty is, we just might want you in our film.

The film “God’s Crying” is an intervention and preventive tool created to address the high surge of violence, substance abuse and incarceration among predominately African American children and families across our nation. We have created this docudrama to empower and educate young people by showing the consequences of one’s actions. Many of the stories are similar to what you have heard in the news but with a twist, the characters bring to light different choices and alternatives that were available after the “wrong” choice was made. 

Expires:  January 1, 2013/ Union:  Non Union /Gender:  Both 

Age under 18:  Yes/ Age over 18: Yes /Talent needed:  Acting

Calling all actors/actresses!!! Actors and actresses are being sought to fill multiple roles for a concept film (along the lines of Pink Floyd's "The Wall"). The following roles are needed:

Please reply with a bio and a media link to a voice reel (or general film reel). Film and acting students are welcome to apply! 

Lead Acting Roles:

Keisha - A victim of domestic violence grows up to do what she have seen for years. All grown-up Keisha mad at her daughter's father decided to put a hit out on him on facebook.

Lela - Single mother on welfare with no future goals sit around day in and day out smoking weed with her friends bashing her son;s dead beat father and life all together. Being her ole miserable self and spending the day getting high with her friends no one would of ever imagined what drove Lela to do this unspeakable act and wind up spending the rest of her life in prison.

Josh - Never really feeling free enough to just be himself hid a secret from his closest friends and family for years. So when his friends decided to play a trick on him and reveal his secret he could not handle the disappointment in the faces of his siblings and mother and the disownment of his father.

Jerrod - Like many guys out here who are crying their shoulda, woulda, coulda's over losing someone close to them, Jerrod is no different.  Instead of standing up to save his cousin life when he was alive; he's now wearing an R>I>P> shirt and speaks out at the funeral to all in attendance to stop this madness and be proactive when someone close to you is in a beef that can put your friend/relative six feet under and take him away from all those who love him.

Blair - Regardless of the risk Blair and her friends seek the ultimate high at her parties. With parents away for most of the year and neglecting for the rest, these youth and young adults make their own rules. Until their actions become a liability and their infamous Skittles' party turns deadly!


Other roles:
Detective Thomas
Rodney- Mark's Cousin
Mike
Mark
3 Pastors
Mark's Mom
and others please join the Philly Artists against Violence Blog to view roles and register.

Thank you. 
AAV Staff