Tag Archive for the term: actors

My company, Amy Blackmore Choreography, has teamed up with BisFilms to create a short dance video. We are looking to fill the following roles:
- Secondary Dancers:
* Male & Female dancers, ages 20-50.
Contemporary dance background is an asset, but not necc.
Rehearsals begin in late October. Shooting in December.
-Actors:
* Waiter: Male. Tall & slim. At least 5′9. [...]

Did you miss a film panel or two this year in your globe-trotting galavanting from fest to fest?
Whew, I know I did, what with the web bubble we’ve been living in trying to think up how to bring independents together as best we can; fortunately there’s this sweet dedicated site that goes and takes [...]

I’m taking a few music classes this Fall at Vanier College in Montreal – namely, music theory and composition, and private piano and voice lessons. It astounds me that the Quebec government is paying for this, but that’s a whole other post right there. Suffice it to say that I am simply delighted [...]

Early morning here in Montreal, sucking back some of that black addictive brew before facing another grand day o’ fringing. My “We Plug In” indyish/celtx shirt is wrung and hanging out to dry, and the breeze in our apartment / office space is cool, though it looks like it’ll be another sunny scorcher – perfect [...]

From the Assembly 2.0 Team:
Want to perform in the Montreal Fringe? Don’t have time to rehearse?
Indyish is calling for actors and directors to take part in Assembly 2.0, a collaborative art project taking place during the Montreal Fringe. It’s a six-week, 4-legged relay, using software from Celtx to pass projects from writers, actors, animators, [...]

Indyish Assembly 2.0 Art Relay
For immediate release
…. Assembly Update Announcment here! ….
Announcing Indyish.com’s latest collaborative art project, Assembly 2.0:
a relay for writers, directors, actors, illustrators, musicians and animators.

Assembly 1.0 was the first Indyish art relay experiment, and Indyish’s first teaming with Celtx.com. It ran from Feb- March 2007 and brought together more than 60 Canadian [...]