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ASIAN-AMERICAN and CAUCASIAN ACTORS wanted for an early November, super16mm shoot.
Logline for “Mr. A”: Kenny, an Asian American teen, develops a crush on his favorite math teacher, Mr. A, after discovering he’s the teacher’s “type” through an online personal ad. When his feelings are not returned, Kenny and his girlfriend commit a vengeful prank bent on humiliating Mr. A.
Character breakdown for “Mr. A”:
-Kenny (mid to late teens), Asian-American, a
brooding, working class teen who sticks
out in his predominantly white suburban high school.
An introverted non-conformist.
-Yvette (mid to late teens), Caucasian, Kenny’s
headstrong girlfriend. She has an
instinctual anger towards authority.
-Mr. A (30’s-40’s), Caucasian, a competent, yet
socially awkward math teacher. An underdog known for
his un-orthodox teaching style.
-Linda (40’s) Asian-American, Kenny’s mother, an
over-worked single mom.
***Actors age 25 and under encouraged to apply for
KENNY and YVETTE if you look age appropriate.***
No pay, but meals, transportation, credit, and copy will be provided.
Audition by appointment only. Union and Non-Union welcomed.
Mail (preferred) or email headshot/picture and resume by October 1, 2005 to:
Attn: Mr. A Casting
456 State Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
A Brooklyn College undergrad student DV film
Shoots Oct. 28-Oct. 30 in Manhattan/Brooklyn. Seeking…
Alex: mid 20s - mid 30s, well-groomed yuppy, Caucasian, LEAD
Lauren: mid-late 20s, sophisticated businesswoman, Caucasian, LEAD
Brad: early 30s, metrosexual, any ethnicity, supporting
Sylvia: late 30s, psychic/fortune teller, any ethnicity, supporting
No pay. Transportation, credit, meals and DVD copy provided.
Please send digital headshots and/or link to digital reels to
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Last night’s script contest turned out to be a gut-wrenching, heart-breaking test of wills. The result is a testament to the power of the written word to change people’s minds and we hope, their lives.
Three contestants, each with their own distinctive styles took their turn trying to convince, seduce and reason with their peers that their script was the one which the AAFilmLab will have the pleasure of co-producing. In the end, after two dead-heat ties and some further deliberation, the democratic process, and the power of the Asian American filmmaking people prevailed.
As such, without further ado, and with unfettered pleasure, the AAFilmLab would like to announce the winner of the FALL 2005 script competition:
Congratulations goes to Jane and to the other contestants, Nelson Wang and Lawrence Wong for conceiving and completing their scripts. Finally and most of all, the AAFilmLab would like to thank everyone for letting us read their work. We hope to see everyone back at the Lab soon, because the work has only just begun.
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