Black Moon
Los Angeles
Project Details
Casting a wide range of unique roles for a sci-fi short called BLACK MOON, filming in Los Angeles in November in virtual production. The film is about two rival astronauts travel to the Moon, but when one disappears, the other is forced to uncover the truth about what happened and confront his own role in it.
Roles For This Project
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Short Film
Space Station Research Personnel
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Los Angeles
20 - 60
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
Scientists, technicians, mission personnel, and recovery staff working behind the scenes of the lunar mission. These performers help establish the realism and scale of the space program.
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Short Film
Tasha
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Woman
Los Angeles
30 - 50
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
A professional broadcast news anchor delivering coverage of the astronaut’s disappearance and the discovery made during the lunar mission. She is Katie Couric-esque, and her authoritative yet sensitive delivery contrasts with the uncertainty surrounding the mystery.
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Short Film
Julie
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Woman
Los Angeles
30 - 50
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
Julie is interviewed during news coverage of the incident. She is sensitive, has a strong moral sense, and is not afraid to speak her mind. She represents the public’s emotional response to an astronaut’s disappearance and the controversy surrounding it.
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Short Film
Press Conference Attendees
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Los Angeles
20 - 60
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
Members of the press, members of the public, and other attendees appearing in news or public-event footage.
Similar Roles
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
Scientists, technicians, mission personnel, and recovery staff working behind the scenes of the lunar mission. These performers help establish the realism and scale of the space program.
-
Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
A professional broadcast news anchor delivering coverage of the astronaut’s disappearance and the discovery made during the lunar mission. She is Katie Couric-esque, and her authoritative yet sensitive delivery contrasts with the uncertainty surrounding the mystery.
-
Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
Julie is interviewed during news coverage of the incident. She is sensitive, has a strong moral sense, and is not afraid to speak her mind. She represents the public’s emotional response to an astronaut’s disappearance and the controversy surrounding it.
-
Submissions Due:
10/25/2026
Members of the press, members of the public, and other attendees appearing in news or public-event footage.