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Leaving The Lawn Screenings _______________________________________ Sunday, 29th August, 2010 - 1.00pm Stormont Hotel, Belfast Part of the Yellow Fever Film Festival _______________________________________ Tuesday, 17th August, 2010 - 7.30pm The Nerve Centre, Derry/Londonderry 2nd Public screening - spread the word! _______________________________________ Tuesday, 10th August, 2010 - 8.30pm Playhouse Cinema, Portrush 1st Public Screening. Come one, come all! _______________________________________ Wednesday, 21st July, 2010 - 8.00pm Flowerfield Arts Centre, Portstewart Premiere/Press Night. (Cast Only). _______________________________________ Synopsis: Tod has been lost in a haze of marijuana smoke for longer than he can remember, but when there is a dope 'drought' in town his memories slowly start to come back. Who is the girl he keeps dreaming about? He decides to walk home and find out. His journey home will not only be one of self-discovery, but also a trek from fantasy back to reality. Type: Feature Film Genre: Road movie Starring: Scott Hamilton, Cal Hunter, Sarah Lennox, Neil Keery, Clodagh McHenry, Barry Etherson, Tish McGee, Liza Ackermann, Samuel Mahadeo, Robert Wilson Produced by Lorraine Fox & Philip Henry Written & Directed by Philip Henry Status: Completed. Filmed between 02/04/10 - 14/07/10 AUDITIONS The auditions for Leaving The Lawn will take place on Saturday, 28th November 2009 in the Auditorium of Flowerfield Arts Centre, Portstewart from 12pm onwards. The main entrance and car park at Flowerfield are around the back of the big house. Just go through the double doors and you're there. Please prepare a short piece (2-5mins) of contemporary drama (we don't want to see your Shakespeare). This can be an extract from a play, something you've written yourself, or pick a scene from your favourite movie if you like. If you need someone to read the other part(s) in the scene please remember to bring a copy. We are mainly looking for men and women to play age 30(ish), though there are a few other parts for older and younger actors. We are not auditioning persons under 18 years of age at this time. Unfortunately we cannot afford to pay anyone for their participation in this project. Please be aware that if you are successful, some of the characters in the script will be required to use strong language and, as the synopsis above suggests, simulate drug use. If this is going to be a problem for anyone, you should make us aware of it IN ADVANCE. You can just show up on the day and audition if you don't mind waiting, but those of you who email us in advance will be seen first. Experience is not necessary, but if you think you can act, we'd like to see you. Also, if you think you can be of use behind the scenes, doing whatever we just don't have enough hands to do ourselves (technically, you'd be an Assistant Director) we'd like to hear from you. Good luck! |
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