(auto-translated from Dutch Dutch)
Best actor,
We at Team Krop, a small team, are participating in the 48 Hour Film Project in the Northern Netherlands this year. We, Tim and Simon, are two enthusiastic filmmakers. In previous years, we both participated in the 48 Hour Film Project with different teams, but this year we are forming a team together.
The two of us, and possibly with a few new team members, are taking on the challenge this year to make the most beautiful short film possible within 48 hours.
What we offer
We are two friends undertaking this purely out of passion and enjoyment. Unfortunately, our budget is quite limited. Therefore, we cannot offer reimbursement for (travel) expenses.
What we *can* offer: food, drinks, good company, and above all, lots of fun!
Type
Semi-professionele productie
Location
Noord Nederland
Description
And that is why we are looking for actors! Are you an actor, a budding acting talent, do you have a passion for acting, or do you just want to give it a try? Then we are looking for you!
We are looking for actors who want to help realize a short film in a short timeframe. As mentioned earlier, we are primarily looking for people with passion. People who enjoy being part of the team and acting in the short film. You don't need tons of experience, but that is of course welcome!
So, do you feel called to do this? Then sign up! We look forward to receiving your motivation and any portfolio.
Period
The 48 Hour Film Project Noord takes place from October 9 to October 11.
The kick-off takes place on October 9, the filming day is on October 10, and editing and delivery are scheduled for October 11.
Spoken / language requirements
Dutch
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