HOLLYWOOD JOBS
PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS FOR REALITY SHOW "URBAN JUNGLE 2" SITV
Reply to: ghale@SiTV.com
Production Assistants needed for the reality show Urban Jungle. Job starts
May 23rd for 4 or 5 weeks. Six day weeks, at $100 per day. Fluent Spanish
speakers a plus!
Please email your resume in the body of the email (no attachments, please),
with a brief cover letter telling us a little about yourself, and your
contact information to ghale@SiTV.com. We will be interviewing this week.
Thanks.
Geoff
Production Coordinator
Urban Jungle
************ ON GOING OPENINGS UCLA Standardized Patient Program is currently looking for:
LATINO Males and Females
any age
w/ strong improv and acting skills
to portray patients for medical students in training. There is pay and the possibility of future work.
Open all year around
If you meet the requirements, contact Violetta for an audition time.
310/794-9741
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new space - please pass the word - thank you
studio/stage
520 n western avenue
hollywood, ca 90004
323-463-3900
www.studio-stage.com
current rates - 9/15/04
film/video shoots $375 per 12 hour day plus
$250 refundable security deposit and $100 refundable cleaning fee
music/theatrical showcases(tue/wed/thurs):
$200 per night
screenplay/play readings:
$100 per night
screenings:
$200 per night
stage runs:
tuesday-wednesday-thursday $450 per week
friday-saturday-sunday $900 per week
plus $250 refundable security deposit
photo shoots/artist painting:
$200 per 8 hour day
$100 per 4 hour half day
rehearsal:
$25 per hour
casting/audition:
casting studio:
$100 per 8 hour day
$50 per 4 hour half day
stage:
$200 per 8 hour day
$100 per 4 hour half day
events:
$900 per 24 hour event(load in/set up/event/load out/clean up)
$250 refundable security deposit
$100 refundable cleaning fee
20% off rates by mentioning this flyer.
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Creative Actors Alliance, Monthly Industry Event, at
Frankies
7228 Melrose Avenue
Saturday, October 1, 2005
11:30am - 2:00pm
Join fellow proactive, passionate, professionals at this popular monthly event!
It is always FREE to get in.
Frankies has an awesome menu if you would like to treat yourself to lunch.
Free raffle prizes!
Our October Guest Speakers will be...
Casting Director - Toni Suttie
and
Director - Matthew Kilburn of GAMMA FILMS
Hope to see you there!
For more info visit www.creativeactors.com
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Acting Workshop at
Performing Arts Studio West
438 South Market Street
Inglewood, CA 90301
Sunday, October 2, 2005
6:00pm
We host a FREE acting workshop once a month for our members.
This month, we will be working on scenes from the Michael Savage script,
"Talking to Strangers".
Please RSVP to sarah@creativeactors.com if you will be there so she can cast
the scenes appropriately.
Our next Film Showcase Night is on!
Wednesday October 5, 2005
Synergy Cafe And Lounge
synergycafelounge.com
4455 Overland Ave
Culver City, CA 90230
310.559.8868
This night is set aside for our members to SHINE up on the big screen!
At our next Film Showcase Night, we will be remembering the talents of the
late Lyle Stephen in the short, "Ladies and Gentlemen, Our Gracious Host"
also
"VICINITY" - A short by Roman Wyden featuring Zander Villayne.
and
"Tanner's Jump" - featuring the talents of Jeff Sable
and
Performing Arts Studio West music video titled, "National Cesspool".
For more info visit www.creativeactors.com
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Minority Roles Continue To Decline (From The Hollywood Reporter)
SAG: Few roles for minority actors - By Jesse Hiestand
Minority actors with the exception of Native Americans saw their share of television and film roles continue to decline last year, mirroring the overall trend of actors losing jobs to reality TV and runaway production, according to statistics released Wednesday by SAG.
Much of the loss was said to be concentrated among lead roles for Asians and Latino male lead roles in primetime, which dropped 35% and 31%, respectively.
Roles for Latinos fell 10.5% last year, leaving them with a 5.4% share of overall roles compared with a 13.7% share of the U.S. population. The 31% decline in Latino male leads was concentrated in episodic TV. At the same time, there was a 2.4% increase in supporting roles for Latinos.
SAG said that women also remain significantly under-represented in film and TV roles. Women got 38% of total roles cast last year, a figure that has remained steady for the past several years.
SAG: Few roles for minority actors
Minority actors with the exception of Native Americans saw their share of television and film roles continue to decline last year, mirroring the overall trend of actors losing jobs to reality TV and runaway production, according to statistics released Wednesday by SAG. While the total number of TV and film roles fell 1.6% last year compared with the previous year, SAG found that encouraging because the decline has slowed notably from the 6.5% drop-off in 2002 and 9.3% in 2001. Still, much of the loss was said to be concentrated among lead roles for Asians and Latino male lead roles in primetime, which dropped 35% and 31%, respectively.
"This data ought to be a wake-up call to the industry," SAG president Melissa Gilbert said. "There is still significant work left to do to increase the opportunities for many groups." The annual report draws on data gathered from producers in accordance with the union's TV/theatrical contract. For the second straight year, white actors continued to account for 73.5% of film and TV roles.
(Jesse Hiestand) FULL STORY *Please note that you have to be a subscriber to access the entire story or just pick up a copy of The Hollywood Reporter at any newsstand.
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