Common Ground Short Film
Short Film
SAG-AFTRA, Short Film
Two lifelong friends in rural South Georgia argue their way through backroads and wetlands to cast their ballots during midterm season. Though they disagree on an amendment — and nearly everything else — they still show up together, revealing a friendship and civic habit that endure beyond politics.
Roles For This Project
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Short Film
$1250/12 + 10% AF pe...
Role Rate:
$1250/12 + 10% AF per day x 2 Days
Man
Atlanta
60 - 75
SAG-AFTRA, Short Film
Short Film
Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
Male, 60-70s, White, rural southern Walter is practical, direct, and a little more reactive than Earnest. He thinks he’s right most of the time – and doesn’t mind saying so – but he’s not cruel. He’s lived-in, weathered, a veteran. His temper is subtle – a tightening of the jaw, a grip on the steer... [See More]
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Short Film
$1250/12 + 10% AF pe...
Role Rate:
$1250/12 + 10% AF per day x 2 Days
Man
Atlanta
60 - 75
SAG-AFTRA, Short Film
Short Film
Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
Male, 60-70s, Black, rural southern Earnest is sharp, observant, and quietly stubborn. He carries himself with the ease of someone who has lived a long, full life in one place. There’s dignity in his stillness. His humor is dry, almost imperceptible, and he rarely concedes an argument outright. Ben... [See More]
More Roles For This Project
-
Short Film
$1250/12 + 10% AF pe...
Role Rate:
$1250/12 + 10% AF per day x 2 Days
Atlanta
SAG-AFTRA, Short Film
Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
Male, 60-70s, White, rural southern Walter is practical, direct, and a little more reactive than Earnest. He thinks he’s right most of the time – and doesn’t mind saying so – but he’s not cruel. He’s lived-in, weathered, a veteran. His temper is subtle – a tightening of the jaw, a grip on the steer... [See More]
-
Short Film
$1250/12 + 10% AF pe...
Role Rate:
$1250/12 + 10% AF per day x 2 Days
Atlanta
SAG-AFTRA, Short Film
Submissions Due:
03/11/2026
Male, 60-70s, Black, rural southern Earnest is sharp, observant, and quietly stubborn. He carries himself with the ease of someone who has lived a long, full life in one place. There’s dignity in his stillness. His humor is dry, almost imperceptible, and he rarely concedes an argument outright. Ben... [See More]
