Tucson: Casting Western Feature "Up The Trail" - Airborne Productions

Casting Western Feature "Up The Trail" - Airborne Productions 

Airborne Productions of California is now in pre-production and will be holding auditions for experienced Arizona actors for another western-style feature film called "Up The Trail" (filming in Tucson this April). It is an adaptation of the bestselling novel about a young cowboy who goes up the Great Western Trail in 1882. Director, James A. Bretney is a graduate of the University of Arizona class of 1996 with a degree in History with emphasis on American and Mexican history. There are over 120 roles to be cast in his film classic western feature. 

Actors needed: 

MALES and FEMALES - 18 and older, all types, for a variety of speaking roles. 
Please see website for character bios and photos at http://airborneproductionsinc.blogspot.com 

Tucson area Audition dates and times: January/February 2012 - By Appointment Only! 

Please prepare: bring a headshot and resume. Come dressed in or have your 1880's western-style wardrobe prepared and ready to change into for the audition. Have both a 2-minute dramatic and comedic monologue prepared. 

For an Audition Appointment or more info, please email headshot, a full-body shot 'in 1880's western costume' and a resume to Director, James A. Bretney at:lovedinothonormore@yahoo.com or call (520) 255 4137 
Please list "UP THE TRAIL + ROLE(S)" in subject header. 

Airborne Productions, Inc. 
James A. Bretney 
1421 West Venice, Suite #7 
Venice, CA 90291 
www.airborneproductionsinc.blogspot.com 
IMDb: www.imdb.com/name/nm3381853 

Shoot location: Tucson, Benson and Sierra Vista, Arizona (California & Texas) 
Shoot schedule: April 12th thru August 17th, 2012 (filming in Arizona April 12th thru April 16th, 2012 and possibly August) 

Pay: DOR, plus IMDb/film credits and meals (low-budget)
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