Company
Steven Summers, prod.-dir.
'The Glass House,' IL
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Production Description
Steven Summers (prod.-dir.) is casting "The Glass House," a dramatic feature film that focuses on the emotional, moral, and practical impact of the decision to bring children into today's world. Three stories will be interwoven, with the plot jumping from one story to the other. The three groups struggle to face not only their choice for the future, but also regrets, burdens, and mistakes from their past.
Rehearsal and Production Dates & Locations
Shoots approx. May 13-June 20, 2013 in Chicago, IL.
Compensation & Union Contract Details
$100/day plus travel and lodging. SAG Ultra Low Budget Film Agreement.
Seeking Talent Select a role below for more information and submission instructions.
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Anne (
Lead):
Female, 27-35
, Caucasian
has only been married to Kenneth a short time, educated, liberal, and outspoken, tries to adjust to the "formula" of suburban living, a woma... more
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Paul (
Lead):
Male, 40-50
, African American
a college professor trying to ignore the recent death of his 9-year-old mentally handicapped son, Jimmy, tries to immerse himself in his wor... more
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Rachael (
Lead):
Female, 18-24
, Hispanic
blindly determined to have a child, growing up in an abusive home, she has passed on her scholastic future of university to start a family o... more
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Kenneth (
Supporting):
Male, 32-40
, Asian, East Indian, Pacific Islander
though he supports his wife Anne's ethical perspective, he longs to have children of his own, believes having children is way of living beyo... more
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Helen (
Supporting):
Female, 50-75
, Asian, East Indian, Pacific Islander
at the end of her life, moves in with Anne and Kenneth, wanting to just spend time with her son, she puts pressure and guilt on Anne for not... more
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Bethany (
Supporting):
Female, 35-44
, African American
numbs the death of her son with daily glasses of white wine, knows her husband Paul struggles with his relationship with his son, both from ... more
