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Auditions for feature film are June 11, 2010 Where I Begin to be filmed in Adair Co., KY, by filmmaker Thomas Phillips of Columbia By Thomas Phillips Columbia, KY, filmmaker Local auditions for the feature film Where I Begin (formerly titled Awkward But Beautiful) will be held on Friday, June 11, 2010 from 9-5pmCT, at the Adair County Courthouse Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY. A meeting about the filming will take place directly after the auditions from 5pm-7pmCT. Parking will be behind the Annex in the big parking lot, and everyone will enter through the back and down the stairs. If you are interested in Auditioning, please e-mail or call to set up an audition time. Each person will be given an audition time slot, and it is important to be on time, or early, so one can prepare. All age ranges, genders and ethnicities are encouraged to come out and audition. There are several speaking roles in the film, as well as plenty of extra work for those interested. If you are interested in a speaking role in the film, then please come prepared with a one to two minute monologue to perform. You must also be prepared to read a scene or two from the movie, which will be provided to you either before the audition or when you arrive at the audition. For those of you that are simply interested in being in the background or extras, you do not need to prepare anything, but do need to set up a time to audition, so that we can meet you and see where you would fit in the movie. Please contact me either by e-mail or phone to set up an audition. E-mail is preferred as it is going to be a busy time, but by all means call if you do not have access to e-mail: tstreetfilms@gmail.comIf you are interested in coming to the meeting about the filming, then you do not have to call or e-mail, but just show up at 5pmCT, Friday, June 11, 2010. But if anyone has any questions, comments or concerns, do not hesitate to call and or e-mail me. This story was posted on 2010-05-23 14:55:58
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