Den Of Respect (British Feature Film)

Den Of Respect (British Feature Film) - Skydown Productions

Roles available, Film extras needed | Filming in London Manchester | Expires 05 February 2012

'Den Of Respect' is set to be a smash hit British crime drama along the lines of 'Goodfellows' and The Godfather'. The film opens in the 1980's revolving around a small gang of kids being dragged up in an East London housing estate. Their lives and petty crime are entwined and once they become bigger teenagers they progress to more serious crimes. Nothing ever goes smooth and as soon as they discover girls the gang goes in different directions with the knowledge of each others crimes which leads to devastating consequences.
 
We will start filming in early February in London and mid March in Manchester.

We have lots of roles to fill and need film extras. You don't need experience but must be committed to the job. Filming will last for 2 days but overnight expenses will be paid.

Roles available are as follows:

Film extras - Any age, mixture of 'everyday' folk for scenes in streets and parks etc

Jade - Female aged 16-25, any colour / look to play girlfriend
Suzy - Female aged 16-25, any colour / look to play girlfriend
Jakki - Female aged 18-30, black, to play girlfriend of 'Cutz'

Lucy, Bev, Shaz - Females, any age / colour / look for various roles
Lilly, Jasona - Female aged 30-50 to play landladies

Cutz - Male, black or mixed race aged 16 -22, good body, charismatic, gang leader
Billy Bo - Male, any colour, aged 16-22, scruffy, skinny, will play a drug addict
Jason - Male, white, aged 16-22, clean cut, geeky looking fresh faced
Matty - Male, any colour, aged 16-22, big built with scary attitude, bully, intimidator

Joe, Raken, Gess, Dana ( Pub go'ers ) Males aged 16-30, any colour, general looks

Peter - Male aged 20 to 40, any colour / look, to play social worker
Jacksby - Male ages 20-40, any colour / look to play police chief

TO APPLY - Please send headshot, age & role(s) you are applying for to denofrespect@hotmail.co.uk before 05 February 2011, thank you.