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CASTING CALL – SHORT FILM (For Major Film Festivals: Mumbai, Goa, etc.)

Location: Vadodara (Baroda), Gujarat

Genre: Thriller | Mystery | Crime | Horror | Romance | Light Action

Duration: 10–15 minutes

ACTORS REQUIRED

We are looking for passionate actors for a high-quality festival short film.

Cast Requirements

2 - 3 Male Actors

2 - 3 Female Actors

Freshers welcome. Theatre experience optional.

Apply at:

Mobile: 9510097327

Email: spiritualmax@gmail.com

Send:

✔ Written intro

✔ Video intro

✔ Recent photos

✔ Audition lines / work sample (if any)

PAY & WORK DETAILS

₹500–₹1000 (based on profile)

Shoot: 1–2 days

Rehearsals: 2 days (unpaid; during recce)

Selection Based On:

Passion Creativity Discipline Respectful behavior Team spirit Openness to learning

Festival Awards: Awards & Prizes go to Production/Producers if Accepting the Payment on Shoots.

CREW REQUIREMENTS (With Clear Explanations)

Below are the departments involved in filmmaking — each with a short explanation for clarity:

1. Direction / Creative Department

Associate Director – Assists main direction team; manages actors, blocking, scene flow.

Assistant Director (AD) – Handles scheduling, shot order, set discipline, calls “Action!” & “Cut!”

Script Supervisor – Maintains continuity, notes scene details, tracks dialogue & shots.

Creative Assistant – Supports with rehearsals, ideas, script breakdowns.

2. Camera Department

Director of Photography (DP) – Designs the visual look (framing, lens, lighting style).

Camera Operator – Physically operates the camera based on DP’s plan.

1st AC (Focus Puller) – Keeps shots sharp and manages lens changes.

2nd AC (Clapper Loader) – Uses slate/clapper, manages memory cards & camera reports.

Camera Interns – Assist with equipment, setups, and logistics.

3. Lighting / Gaffer Department

Gaffer – Head of lighting; decides how scenes are lit.

Best Boy Electric – Second-in-command; manages electrical team & gear.

Lighting Technicians – Set up lights, cables, stands; execute lighting plan.

4. Art / Production Design

Production Designer – Decides the visual style (sets, colors, props, mood).

Art Director – Builds and arranges sets according to the design.

Set Decorator – Places furniture & decorative elements.

Prop Master – Handles all props actors use.

Construction Crew – Builds small set elements.

Art Assistants – Help dress locations and move props.

5. Costume & Makeup

Costume Designer – Plans outfits for each character.

Wardrobe Assistant – Helps actors with fittings and dressing.

Makeup Artist – Applies makeup according to character look.

Hair Stylist – Manages hairstyle continuity.

Prosthetic Artist – Special effects makeup (injuries, scars, etc.) if needed.

6. Sound Department

Production Sound Mixer – Records dialogue and all on-set sound.

Boom Operator – Holds boom mic and positions audio gear.

Sound Assistant – Manages cables, batteries, and equipment support.

7. Grip Department

Key Grip – In charge of rigging & controlling light (shaping shadows, flags, frames).

Dolly Grip – Moves camera dolly for smooth motion shots.

Grips – Assist with mounting lights, stands, reflectors, rigs.

8. Production / Management

Producer – Oversees entire production, budget, logistics.

Line Producer – Manages everyday costs and resource planning.

Unit Production Manager (UPM) – Coordinates crew, call sheets, operations.

Production Coordinator – Handles paperwork, schedules, communication.

PAs (Production Assistants) – Support all departments on set.

9. Post-Production

Editor – Cuts footage into the final film.

Assistant Editor – Prepares scenes, syncs audio, organizes timelines.

Colorist – Enhances color, contrast, mood.

VFX Artist – Adds visual effects (if any).

Sound Designer – Creates sound effects & atmosphere.

Final Sound Mixer – Balances dialogue, music, effects.

10. Music

Composer – Creates original music score.

Music Producer/Programmer – Arranges and produces soundtrack.

Musicians – Perform live instrument parts.

Music Supervisor – Selects licensed music (if needed).

ADDITIONAL CREDIT

Any contribution (locations, props, transport, equipment) will be credited under Production Department.

PREPARATION FOR APPLICANTS

We encourage all actors & crew to watch short films from:

Cannes

TIFF

MAMI

IFFI (Goa)

Rolling Frames

YouTube film festivals

This helps you understand modern cinematic storytelling.

Job Types: Fresher, Freelance, Volunteer
Contract length: 4 days

Pay: ₹100.00 - ₹500.00 per day

Benefits:

• Work from home

Work Location: In person