In this time where technology rules our lives, it’s about time a film uniquely utilizes the medium. Whether you’re a budding actor looking for your break or a genre fan who might get a kick out of seeing yourself in a flick, we have a cool opportunity for you.
An upcoming Australian horror movie by the name of REDD INC is accepting auditions from around the world via online video submission. Having already filled a few roles with this method, the remaining spots include a news reporter at the scene of a crime, a YouTube crime fan, a victim’s relative, and a patient of the Landsdale Clinic – all of which will be featured in the movie’s opening scene.
The public will then have the chance to vote for their favorite performance. The 10 highest rated performances in each category will be handed over to director Daniel Krige and producer Jonathon Green to make the final cut. Here is the film’s plot:
Annabelle is a discontented burlesque webcam stripper who hates her boss and is trying to make a new start. She is abducted during one of her shows and ends up chained to a desk with five others in a macabre, horrific make-shift office. Their self-appointed “boss” is escaped, wrongly-convicted serial killer Thomas Reddman (Redd), demented from experimental, behavior modification treatment. He requires Annabelle and his other “workers”, who were all participants in his trial, to find the true serial killer… or die horribly. They are trapped in a world of pain, impossible expectations and the ever present prospect of a grisly end. With an officious and vicious management style, Redd forces his “staff” to uncover the truth for the vengeance he seeks. Annabelle must survive this enforced work hell and overcome Redd to earn her ticket to freedom.
You only have until January 31, 2010 to submit your video, so act fast. Voting closes February 7th. The film enters production in March. Visit REDD INC’s official site for additional details and instructions.
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