Casting Actors

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 Character Name: Krittika

Character Age:15 (teenager)

Physical descriptors*: Asian and young looking with straight hair.

Coursework: Yes

Due Date: 23rd of November

Potential Shooting Dates: 01-11-2020 - 18-11-2020


Krittika's character is a young teenage girl (who's around 15-16 years old) and is of Asian ethnicity. Would prefer her to have long black and preferably straight hair .The actor would be someone who is able to deliver a dialogue




Character Name: Therapist

Character Age: 40+

Physical descriptors*: mature looking

Coursework: Yes

Due Date: 23rd of November

Potential Shooting Dates: 15/11/2020

The therapist will have to be someone who is mature looking of any gender. 

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