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The Waiting List
Mike Vogel 2008
Categories: Features-Competition
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Run time: 78 min. | USA
THE WAITING LIST is a comedy about a group of parents who spend the night in a preschool in order to get their kids on the enrollment list. A few strangers stay up late and talk candidly about the things parents think but never say. There's a stay-at-home dad who loves his kids, even though he can't stand to be around them all day. A mother seven months pregnant with her third child who's bored with motherhood. A workaholic, Blackberry addicted dad who loves his son but not his wife. A young woman holding a spot in line for her sister's kids who just realized this morning that she might be pregnant. And a corporate working mother who only wants the very best for her daughter and will do whatever it takes to get her enrolled and off the waiting list.View the trailer in HD at:http://vimeo.com/2452188
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2:30 PM     Fri, Apr 03 Harkins Scottsdale/101 Theatre 5 + add to cal buy tickets
5:00 PM     Sat, Apr 04 Harkins Scottsdale/101 Theatre 2 + add to cal buy tickets
3:00 PM     Sun, Apr 05 Harkins Scottsdale/101 Theatre 5 + add to cal buy tickets
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director
Mike Vogel
writer
Mike Vogel
 
Cast
Amanda Englund
Audrey Walker
Bryce Flint-Somerville
Jayme Hall
Mercedes Rose
Teresa Decher
producer
Jon Vogel
Mike Vogel
composer
Matt Clines
cinematographer
Brian Mohr
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Thank you to everyone who saw our movie at PFF this year. And there were a lot of you! We love the feedback and reviews you've been giving, especially in regards to making it more apparent that it's a profanity laced comedy about parenting with some intentionally vulgar (but honest) dialogue. Hearing an audience laugh, gasp, cheer, and go "ewww" at the right spots was an amazing and rewarding experience. The Waiting List has one more screening on Wednesday 4/8 at 5:20pm. Don't bring your mother-in-law!
From the blog
Casting for “Did You Kiss Anyone?”

Front Ave. LLC is casting “Did You Kiss Anyone?,” a comedy about a married couple, JARED and EMILY, who give each other a “free pass” for one night, only to see everything backfire.  This is a nano-budget feature production that is the second part of a Domestic Bliss Trilogy that started with “The Waiting List,” which is currently playing at film festivals.

Principle roles have already been filled but we still need to cast for the following supporting roles, just as crucial to the success of the film’s storytelling:

BETTY, late 20s.  Betty is an intriguing train wreck.  She’s having a bad night, but sets out to make Jared’s night even worse.  Betty must have a distinctive look that combines over-confidence, toughness, and calculated flirtatiousness.  Part girl-of-his-dreams, part low-life scum.  Randomly vindictive.  This is a crucial role requiring a nuanced, dialogue heavy performance. (Approximately 8 days)

DEREK CAMPBELL, 30s, African-American.  Derek is a life-of-the-party kind of guy who travels a lot for work and enjoys telling stories.  Derek and Jenny Campbell are best friends with Jared and Emily. (Approximately 2 days)

VICTORIA, 30s.  Victoria is Jared’s long-ago girlfriend.  She doesn’t know how she got to be a soccer mom in a stale marriage, but she’s there.  Victoria has a manic and sharp sense of humor.  Must be able to go from bright and bubbly to drunken despair. (Approximately 2 days)

DAVE, 30s-50s.  Dave is the producer of a local cooking show co-hosted by Emily.  He’s positive, but pragmatic, and trying to arrange the details of what could be a major career breakthrough for Emily.  (Approximately 2 days)

WARREN, 40s-50s.  Warren is Emily’s cooking show co-host.  He has a bad habit of dropping innuendos and “single entendres.”  (1 day)

KLAUS, 20s-40s.  Klaus is a smooth, international womanizer.  He’s also a raging germophobe.  Ideally looking to cast an actor who speaks with a natural accent, so if English is your second language and you can lay on the charm, Klaus will be catered to you. (Approximately 3 days)

JACK, 18-early 20s.  Jack is a lovable innocent guy who suffers an embarrassing experience.

Talent will receive the Three C’s: Copy (of final DVD), Credit (on IMDb), and Carbohydrates (because people get hungry).  We also have a number of smaller speaking and non-speaking roles.

Auditions will take place on September 26th (Saturday). Filming will take place on weekends and evenings beginning October 16th and ending in late December.  A schedule will be provided well in advance to avoid conflicts.

Email headshots/resumes/online reels (if you have one) to: frontave.casting [at] gmail [dot] com, with the character name in the subject line.
Please respond by September 22nd if you wish to be considered.

You can watch pre-production webisodes here: http://DidYouCastAnyone.com or read an interview with director Mike Vogel on Funding Your Bliss.