In The Frame 2025 Community Film > CAST
Congratulations to our selected cast...
CASTING IS NOW CLOSED
This production is open to anyone that would like to be involved, regardless of their experience in film. If you would like to apply, please email info@tviff.co.uk with your CV or showreel (it's ok if you don't have one) and your headshots. You should also put the name of the character that you are applying for in the subject bar of the email.
As this is a community production, the roles are unpaid, however successful applicants will be given free tickets to the Tees Valley International Film Festival. Kindly note that due to the value of applications, only successful or shortlisted applicants will be contacted back.
Dates to consider:
• Table reading (online) - Sat 10 or Sun 11 May
• Table reading (online) - Sat 24 or Sun 25 May
• Rehearsals (in Hartlepool) - Wed 4 June
• Shoot dates: 4 days over 21, 22, 28, 29 June & 5, 6 July. (extras are just 1 day over those dates)
ROLES
THOMAS / 35-55 /
Melancholic and eternally unlucky, Thomas often finds himself in embarrassing situations, especially due to his brother's antics. He has a dry sense of humor and struggles with feelings of disappointment and nostalgia.
ANDY / 35-55 /
Playful and mischievous, Andy enjoys teasing his older brother and often engages in pranks. Despite his humorous exterior, he has moments of regret and sensitivity.
PIZZA GIRL / 18 - 30 /
Direct and no-nonsense, the Pizza Girl is unimpressed by the childish behavior of Thomas and Andy. She is focused on her job and has a pragmatic approach to life, often calling out others’ antics with a hint of sarcasm.
EXTRAS - PUBLIC / Any age / Any demographic
Melancholic and eternally unlucky, Thomas often finds himself in embarrassing situations, especially due to his brother's antics. He has a dry sense of humor and struggles with feelings of disappointment and nostalgia.
ANDY / 35-55 /
Playful and mischievous, Andy enjoys teasing his older brother and often engages in pranks. Despite his humorous exterior, he has moments of regret and sensitivity.
PIZZA GIRL / 18 - 30 /
Direct and no-nonsense, the Pizza Girl is unimpressed by the childish behavior of Thomas and Andy. She is focused on her job and has a pragmatic approach to life, often calling out others’ antics with a hint of sarcasm.
EXTRAS - PUBLIC / Any age / Any demographic