Casting Profiles
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This document contains casting summaries for four roles - Clementine, Anonymous Murderer, Butch, and Anonymous Interrogator. The summaries include the role name, main requirements, and why the person being considered is suitable. For Clementine, the requirements are being a female between 5'5" and 5'11" who can show character development and is attractive enough for film. The Anonymous Murderer role needs someone who can move quietly, hold a sword, and be physically fit. Butch requires a male over 5'9" who can speak loudly and command attention. The Interrogator only needs someone with large legs visible. The people being considered for each role fulfill the requirements and are conveniently located for filming.
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Casting Profiles
- 1. Charlotte Louise Chase – Clementine What is the role they are casting for? Clementine. What are the main requirements of this role? Female, ability to show great character development, at least 5’5 but no taller than 5’11. Attractive enough for film. How is the person you are considering using suitable? She is very suitable as she fulfils all the necessary requirements.
- 2. Daniel Meleady – Anonymous Murderer What is the role you are casting for? Anonymous Murderer What are the main requirements of this role? Almost nothing, they must be able to move quietly and hold a sword. They also must be in good shape. How is the person you are considering using suitable? Very suitable as they are very easy to get hold of and are physically fit. As well as this they know the building we are filming in very well.
- 3. Matthew Oliver Meleady - Butch What is the role you are casting for? Butch. What are the main requirements of this role? Male, at least 5’9, must be able to speak loudly and be the centre of the scene. How is the person you are considering using suitable? He is able to fulfil all the needed requirements and very easy to get hold of, he literally lives on set.
- 4. Matthew Oliver Meleady – Anonymous Interrogator What is the role you are casting for? Anonymous Interrogator What are the main requirements of this role? Having large legs because these are the only things that will be seen. How is the person you are considering using suitable? He is able to fulfil all the needed requirements and very easy to get hold of.