short, round, stout, an unusual voice. Impulsive and a bit gullible. Casting for voice and physical performance.

Late 20s early 30s call girl. She vapes, she's friendly and hangs out in a secluded corner of the Junction.

A late 20s party girl. She's life long friends with Jesse and Haley. She's coming back from the club all dressed up and just wants to have some fries. (paid 1/4 day rate $30)

A late 20s party girl. She's life long friends with Jesse and Haley. She's coming back from the club all dressed up and just wants to have a salad. (paid 1/4 day rate $30)

A high school senior who enters into a relationship with Wren. She is confident and comfortable in her identity, something she helps Wren with. Open to Female, Trans-female, and non-binary actors.

The younger version of Wren as seen through flashbacks. They are at the messy beginning of their journey to self-discovery.

Wren’s mother. She loves Wren but struggles to fully accept them for who they are.

Wren’s father. He wants to understand Wren but struggles to do so.

Wren’s sister. She is supportive of Wren and the two have a strong relationship.

A student at the same school as Wren. He is well-meaning but a bit clueless.

A student at the same school as Wren. They are confidently queer.

A student at the same school as Wren. They are confidently queer. Open to any femme presenting actors.

A student at the same school as Wren. They are confidently queer.

Wren’s brother. More interested in his phone than the situation playing out with Wren.

A student at the same school as Wren. They are confidently queer.

Maeve keeps everything together- her home, her routines, her emotions. She’s calm and collected on the surface, but underneath, there’s a lot she hasn’t dealt with. When she finds out her mother’s Alzheimer’s is getting worse, she’s forced to face everything she’s been avoiding for years. The role is quiet and internal. Lots of subtle emotion, stillness, and small details that say more than dialogue.

Maeve’s mother. She’s gentle and kind, but slowly slipping away due to Alzheimer’s. There are a few moments when she’s sharp, but many others when she’s completely lost in her own world. Even with the confusion, she still feels full of warmth and love. This role needs a lot of sensitivity and natural emotion, showing the illness without losing the humanity underneath it.

Male, age 29, White. Everyday working class man who is an airport / tarmac worker. Physical specs performer must match - Hair: short, dark brown hair (no fade, slightly brushed up in the front, slightly receding hairline at the top, NO balding or grey at the back). Facial hair: clean shaven. Eyes: brown. Body type: larger build, broad / large shoulders, athletic, not underweight and not overweight. Freckles preferred but no freckles okay. Performers must be willing to cut/dye/alter hair and facial hair if needed.

Female, age 30s, White. Operations Manager/Supervisor at airport. Physical specs performer must match - Hair: brown and wavy, shoulder length (can be slightly longer or shorter), no fringe. Body type: small to medium build, athletic, not underweight and not overweight. Eyes: blue. Performers must be willing to cut/dye/alter hair if needed.