(Male-Caucasian 19-25yrs) Nina’s troubled older brother. Charismatic but reckless, with a history of bad decisions and questionable associations. He brings chaos into Nina’s carefully controlled life, forcing her to confront family loyalty versus self-preservation. The actor should balance charm with danger and emotional volatility. *Must be min. legally 18yrs. old. *Vancouver Actors Only

(Male-Caucasian 45-55yrs) Nina’s father and a long-time servant to the wealthy family. A hardworking man who believes in keeping his head down to survive. He loves his daughter but struggles between protecting her and accepting the social boundaries imposed on them. The role requires warmth, quiet strength, and restrained emotional depth. *Vancouver Actors Only

(Male-Caucasian 45-55yrs) A powerful, controlling figure who manages Tony’s career and public image. Eddie believes success justifies any sacrifice and sees people as assets. He is authoritative, intimidating, and emotionally detached, yet convinced he is acting “for the greater good.” The actor should bring gravitas, control, and underlying menace. *Vancouver Actors Only

Female/Caucasian 10yrs-SMALL 13yrs old. Blonde or light brown hair. Blue or green eyes. Charming, captivating with strong screen presence. Small framed/height. *Vancouver Actors Only

Male/Caucasian 10yrs-SMALL 13yrs old. Brown hair/Brown eyes. Charming, captivating with strong screen presence. Small framed/height. *Vancouver Actors Only

Male 30's. Tattooed, Intimidating criminal with also real authority — someone who feels like a boss. Suspicious, intimidating, preferably physically imposing. A strong actor with solid physical abilities. *Vancouver Actors Only

“Iron” Percy Rivers is a seasoned stuntman who has a reputation as a cool, calm professional. He’s been in the game long enough to know when something doesn’t feel right, and when an amateur film crew wants him to perform a dangerous stunt, his reputation and career are put on the line. During the leadup to the stunt, Percy is questioning himself - is he overthinking things? Is it really that dangerous? Percy wars with himself, whether to be the steely professional, or trust his instincts. Once he makes the decision to walk away from the stunt, he stands on it, outwardly confident but inwardly still rattled. There is a strong undercurrent of uncertainty in his character until the end of the movie, where he’s proven right and finds his peace.

Ari is a young production assistant, working on the crew of an amateur film production. She has an energetic personality, and is willing to put up with discomfort and tough conditions in order to set herself apart. This belief of hers is challenged when she sees a stuntman stand up for himself when asked to do a dangerous stunt. She recognizes that if she keeps sacrificing her agency, she might be put into a dangerous situation like him. Ari’s admiration of the stunt man’s courage leads her to pursue a career in stunts, working with the stunt man now turned stunt coordinator on new productions.

Georgia is a new director who is trying to break out onto the scene. She’s focused on her work and the process of making her film at the expense of the people around her. The human touch has been pushed aside for Georgia, who doesn’t have the patience or time for anyone not fully dedicated to her vision. Her confidence has morphed into dismissiveness as she forgoes collaboration in favor of her single-mindedness.

Steve is a lax stunt coordinator, who sits on his laurels and allows his past reputation to do the majority of his work. He has no qualms about using his moderate fame inappropriately, including to secure jobs he’s not qualified for, and to try and impress young women on set. His reputation is everything to him, and when the stuntman he hired refuses a dangerous stunt, Steve doesn’t hesitate to get aggressive. He’s a bully, who expects those around him to follow his orders without question.

Female, 20's collegiate basketball athlete, a romantic partner to our lead, queer, magnetic, her confidence often eclipsed by her contemplativeness, Carley is your strongest ally and supporter, and helps Autumn in navigating the intense media scrutiny, she possesses a worldliness beyond her years. Must have exceptional basketball fit and skills. [supporting lead, 22 work days]

20's, collegiate basketball player, a diva, her harsher exterior masking extreme vulnerability and her need to find acceptance in her dominating Father's eye. Abby falters under the extreme volcanic pressure and is the one who conspires against and outs her teammate, unleashing the tragic chain of events. Her remorse comes too late. Must have exceptional basketball fit and skills. [supporting lead, 13 work days]

30's-40's. Female. Collegiate news reporter. An immediate question at the ready. Day Player.

40's Male or Female, head coach of the collegiate woman's basketball team, a commanding presence, both on court and in the private lives of the players, disciplined and intent on getting the beloved team from dead last to first. Exacting. Just. Has high standards and wants the players to live up to that standard. A former basketball player. [supporting lead, 16 work days]

A right-wing talk show host, who believes ratings are king. Presents beautifully on camera, caked in makeup and rich dressing, but less so in private, a glass of bourbon always in hand. She is loud, opinionated, and enjoys a heated argument, preying on her audience’s fear and narrow-mindedness. Beneath that shiny, waxen face, lies a greasy manipulator [supporting, 3 work days]

40's, male or female, who runs a business helping people transition, and despite this vulnerable time, the no-non sense demeanor never drops, think Mike from Breaking Bad. (supporting, 3 work days)

18 year old, Male, muscular, tall, fair. To play the pre-transition role of Male Autumn. Should resemble the actor Izzy Daniel. At a very decisive moment in his life: shedding his old life, and choosing to transition to female. Will act as our throughline for the story, guiding the audience to understand. Tentatively 3 shoot days.

Male. 40's, a sweaty, balding high school gym coach, tough is an understatement. Day Player.

Male. Collegiate basketball sports announcer. Charismatic. Tentatively 8 shoot days.