A group of adult students entering, exiting, and sitting in the acting studio.

Any ethnicity.

Any ethnicity.

Seeking Indigenous actors willing to share their unique spirit, special skills, and represent an Indigenous student P.O.V. as part of the Wild Archaeology series with enthusiasm and genuine interest. Must be First Nations, Métis, or Inuit, and interested in archaeology, anthropology, culture and language revitalization, with deep respect of Elders and Knowledge Keepers. Seeking someone charismatic, with a sense of humour -- perhaps a bit of a trickster or bookworm etc. Must enjoy learning, travelling, and discovering new people/places. Must be able to lend a hand/pitch in when working in archaeological field school environments and be willing to camp/rough it on occasion.

Any ethnicity. A concept artist with a "freestyle" soul. He’s a die-hard hip-hop fan who approaches a blank sheet of paper the same way he approaches life: with raw passion and zero planning. Owen moves on instinct, which results in a style that is undeniably unique. Yet, for all his creative fire, his inability to find a sense of order makes it nearly impossible for him to see his projects through to the finish line.

VOICE OVER ONLY. Sophisticated female voice that sounds classy, smooth, precise and persuasive. A.S.T.R.A. is an artificial intelligence embedded in Owen’s brain. It does not directly control him, but subtly influences his decisions by regulating hormonal responses. Designed to execute every directive with maximum efficiency, A.S.T.R.A. will do whatever is necessary to complete its task.

Emma is a female high school student. Actor must appear to be a teenager.

Matt is a male high school student. Actor must appear to be a teenager.

Kyle is a male high school student. Actor must appear to be a teenager.

Samantha is a female high school student. Actor must appear to be a teenager.

18-22; all ethnicities; female presenting. Sarah is stubborn but deeply sensitive beneath the surface. She’s navigating her first serious relationship with Nicholas, and their youth and lack of emotional tools and maturity often turn small issues into arguments. Sarah and Nicholas function as a mirror to Jessica and Noah’s relationship in this story. 1 shoot date.

Lorelei is a young queer woman who is struggling to find love in a society dominated by heterosexuality. She breaks her general pattern of behaviour and goes out to a bar to impress her crush, Briar, who invited her. She relies on weed and alcohol to build up the confidence to speak to Briar, but experiences a series of events that make her reconsider what her priorities in life should be. This character will be depicted on camera smoking (prop joint/cigarette).

Iris is Lorelei's straight best friend. She struggles to understand Lorelei's obsession with her crushes and deep desire for love. She attends the party as emotional support for Lorelei, but is quickly abandoned while she speaks to a man at the bar. She eventually confronts Lorelei, which leads to an emotional and cathartic moment. This character will be depicted on camera smoking (prop joint/cigarette).

Briar is an attractive, charismatic, and flirty personality. She loves to be the center of attention, which is why she is a popular DJ for student events. She is the life of the party and therefore does not take many interactions seriously. She cares for Briar, but not more than just a friend. This character will be depicted briefly dancing sensually with others.

This man asks to buy Briar drinks, and she makes a condition that he must buy Lorelei one too. When he doesn't, and the pair briefly neglect Lorelei, she wanders off back to the dance floor to see Briar. This interaction is the beginning of the tension building between the two best friends.

This man is a club promoters stares at Lorelei before engaging in standard club conversation with her. At this point, she already feels very under the influence and uses her discomfort as an excuse to leave the bar to watch Briar.

Requirement: Iranian-Canadian, fluent in English with at least some knowledge of Farsi Daria moved to Canada from Iran when she was just a little girl. After a recent incident at work, she feels insecure in her ability to speak in Farsi, leading her to take an "Intro to Farsi" class at a community centre. Strangely, she is the only person in attendance. Throughout the class, she is reminded of her childhood and starts to connect with her culture for the first time in years.

Requirement: Iranian, fluent in Farsi and English Mandana is the instructor of the Intro to Farsi class. She encourages Daria to regain her confidence in speaking the language, insisting that as long as she is trying, that is all that matters. In reality, Mandana is the spirit of Daria's grandmother who has returned to help her, sensing Daria's loss of connection to her culture. Mandana looks just how Daria remembers from her childhood.

Adolescente mexicana. Mestiza, delgada, con rasgos duros por la vida campesina, mirada intensa y decidida. Romana es inteligente, valiente y rebelde. Desde el inicio se muestra protectora con su hermano menor y desafiante con sus padres, cuestionando la autoridad y deseando participar activamente en el conflicto que los rodea. Goza de un temperamento fuerte y un carácter temerario. Posee una gran intuición y es sumamente empática y generosa. Tras la muerte de sus padres, asume un rol materno hacia Catarino y enfrenta con coraje lo sobrenatural, convirtiéndose en la fuerza central que busca justicia y equilibrio espiritual.

Niño mexicano. Mestizo, pequeño, travieso, con rostro dulce y expresivo, y una energía infantil contagiosa. Es alegre, ingenuo y muy apegado a su hermana. Al principio es sumamente inocente, pero a medida que avanza la historia, su sensibilidad lo convierte en el primero en percibir la presencia del espíritu que habita la casa. Catarino pasa de la ternura y la ingenuidad a la rudeza de la realidad, obligándolo a enfrentarse al terror, con miedo y asombro.