It's Just A Myth
New York City
Project Details
This is the story of man in his forties talking about love, frustration, memory, and the absurdity of everyday life. In this snippet his thoughts drift between comedy and philosophy, between small observations and intimate confessions. We only see him speaking. We spend our lives explaining ourselves to others, but sometimes the person we're really talking to is ourselves. At the end, The camera finally reveals who has been listening: his identical twin brother. Suddenly, the conversation becomes something else: a dialogue with another version of himself. Perhaps every conversation is, in some way, a conversation with ourselves.
Roles For This Project
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Short Film
STANLEY
250$
Man
New York City
35 - 45
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
10/20/2026
We are looking for two identical twin brothers aged 30–40, ideally with a natural New York accent. One carries most of the dialogue, moving effortlessly between humor, vulnerability, frustration, and philosophical reflection. The other remains mostly silent, but his presence is essential to the stor... [See More]
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Short Film
HENRY
250$
Man
New York City
35 - 45
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
10/20/2026
We are looking for two identical twin brothers aged 30–40, ideally with a natural New York accent. One carries most of the dialogue, moving effortlessly between humor, vulnerability, frustration, and philosophical reflection. The other remains mostly silent, but his presence is essential to the stor... [See More]
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Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
10/20/2026
We are looking for two identical twin brothers aged 30–40, ideally with a natural New York accent. One carries most of the dialogue, moving effortlessly between humor, vulnerability, frustration, and philosophical reflection. The other remains mostly silent, but his presence is essential to the stor... [See More]
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Submissions Due:
10/20/2026
We are looking for two identical twin brothers aged 30–40, ideally with a natural New York accent. One carries most of the dialogue, moving effortlessly between humor, vulnerability, frustration, and philosophical reflection. The other remains mostly silent, but his presence is essential to the stor... [See More]