The document summarizes screen testing done to cast the roles of Tom and Anna for a film. Actors were auditioned and narrowed down to top candidates. Arran Sharma was chosen to play Tom for his passion for acting and experience in different roles. Jordan Hewitt was selected for Anna as the group felt she was best suited to portray the character as they envisioned.

1. SCREEN TESTING
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2. Screen testing
In order to find the right actor and actress for
Tom and Anna, we auditioned couple of people
and narrowed it down to one.

3. Casting for Tom
Name: Arran Sharma Name: Dumitru Lozavanu Name:Partiban
Ramasmy
Age: 20 Age:18 Age:17
Reason for casting: He has
huge passion for acting and
he has played a couple of
different roles therefore he
has some experience and
knows what to do and expect.
Reason for Casting: On our
previous film, he played one
of the main roles really well
therefore we wanted to see if
he suited playing the role of
Tom.
Reason for
Casting: We
wanted to audition
an Asian guy to
see if he would
bring Tom to life
the way we want
him to be
presented.
Profile: Tall, Brown Eyes,
Handsome
Profile: Average height, blue
eyes, brown hair
Profile: Tall,Brown
eyes,
Brown/Blackish
hair.
Chosen: Yes Chosen: No Chosen: No

4. Casting for Anna
Name: Simran Kabotra Name: Jordan Hewitt Name: Zenab
Ahmed
Age:17 Age:19 Age:17
Reason for casting: On our
previous film, she played one
of the main roles really well
therefore we wanted to see if
she suited playing the role of
Anna.
Reason for Casting: Jordan
seemed really keen to take on
the role of Anna. As a group,
we had an idea in our minds
on how Anna should be
presented and we believed
that Jordan was the best
person to take on the role.
Reason for
Casting: Zenab
has played a
couple of lead
roles really well
therefore we
wanted to see if
she would suit the
role of Anna.
Profile: Short, brown eyes,
brown hair, light skinned.
Profile: Tall, blue eyes, brown
eyes, curly hair
Profile: Average
height,Brown eyes,
Brown/Blackish
hair.
Chosen: No Chosen: Yes Chosen: No