Five Dollar Pizza
Project Details
When the infamous Midwest Slayer escapes death row, a struggling pizza shop is thrust into the busiest and most chaotic day in its history.
Roles For This Project
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Short Film
Cheryl
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Woman
Los Angeles
60 - 80
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due: 10/03/2026
A beloved regular at Five Dollar Pizza. She’s warm, witty, and familiar with the staff, with a dry sense of humor and a playful attitude. Cheryl should feel comfortable and natural, as if she’s been coming to the restaurant for years. She reacts to the chaos around her with understated amusement rat... [See More]
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Short Film
News Reporter
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Los Angeles
20 - 35
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due: 09/26/2026
We’re looking for a charismatic, high-energy News Reporter who can bring a sense of urgency, personality, and humor to the role. The reporter should have strong improv skills and be comfortable reacting naturally to unexpected responses during the interview. -Strong improv and comedic instincts. ... [See More]
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Short Film
Cheryl
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Woman
Los Angeles
55 - 70
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due: 08/08/2026
The shop's beloved regular customer. Warm, a little dramatic, delivers devastating news. Great with rapid-fire reactions and comic energy.
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Short Film
Elliot
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Man
Los Angeles
50 - 70
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due: 08/08/2026
Deadpan, dry-witted longtime pizza shop employee. Carries a fanny pack (with his insulin) and an old baseball bat he's a little too comfortable swinging. Needs razor-sharp comedic timing and a stone-faced delivery.
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due: 10/03/2026
A beloved regular at Five Dollar Pizza. She’s warm, witty, and familiar with the staff, with a dry sense of humor and a playful attitude. Cheryl should feel comfortable and natural, as if she’s been coming to the restaurant for years. She reacts to the chaos around her with understated amusement rat... [See More]
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Submissions Due: 09/26/2026
We’re looking for a charismatic, high-energy News Reporter who can bring a sense of urgency, personality, and humor to the role. The reporter should have strong improv skills and be comfortable reacting naturally to unexpected responses during the interview. -Strong improv and comedic instincts. ... [See More]