

350 actresses audition for three major roles in a dramatic film, presenting their skills in sessions across Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, and Los Angeles.
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350 actresses audition for three major roles in a dramatic film, presenting their skills in sessions across Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, and Los Angeles.
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In casting sessions across Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, and Los Angeles, 350 actresses audition for three significant roles in a dramatic film set in the late 1940s. They engage with writer/director Barry Hershey, discussing their backgrounds and performing prepared pieces. Each actress presents her interpretation of the character through readings from the script. The footage, intended for integration into the theatrical film "Moving Still," captures the intricate dynamics of the audition process and the challenges faced by performers.
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Why Watch
- See 350 actresses audition for three major roles.
- Meet director Barry Hershey and his casting vision.
- Find out how auditions reflect themes of reality and fiction.
Did You Know
- 350 actresses auditioned for three roles in the film.
- Filming took place in five cities: Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, and Los Angeles.
- The film was directed by Barry Hershey and produced by Lewis Wheeler.
- The project was placed on hold before completion.
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Who directed the documentary Casting About?
Casting About was directed by Barry Hershey.
How many actresses auditioned for the roles in Casting About?
A total of 350 professional actresses auditioned for three major roles.
In which cities were the auditions for Casting About held?
Auditions took place in Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, and Los Angeles.
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