Female Host / Actress (w/d) for a Supporting Role in a Bachelor's Thesis Film
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Job description
Hey,
we’re a team of students from Offenburg University of Applied Sciences and are looking for a host / actress for a supporting role in our bachelor’s thesis film “Monkey Days.” We’re preferably looking for someone near Offenburg, Baden-Württemberg.
We need two clear photos of you in character: one full-body shot and one head-to-shoulder shot. Optionally, you’re also welcome to send us the scene (or parts of it) you’d be performing.
Synopsis:
A tour guide has wanderlust, a pastor has his sights set high, a date goes terribly wrong, and everyone is only thinking of themselves. When did we lose sight of reality and a sense of community, and who will set things right? An absurd comedy about social responsibility without preaching.
We look forward to your applications and will get back to you shortly :)
Best regards
Ole, Director
Role / Requirements profile
Name: Nina
In-game age: 31
Appearance: average build; shoulder-length, loose hair
Short description: Nina likes surveys, statistics, and forecasts. She hates not understanding something. The evidence completely shapes her opinion. She doesn’t take a stance until all the facts are in and she can get a picture of the overall situation. Nina works at the local TV station in a small tourist town and is reporting live from a crowd in the pedestrian zone.
Gender
Female / Non-binary
Acting age
27 – 37 years
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