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Actors Wanted for Moving Faith Based Film on Grief and Second Chances

Location: Scotland, all regions

Estimated payment: £150 to £180icon

Title: Behold, This Dreamer Cometh

Storyline: A heartfelt short film exploring themes of grief, faith, and divine purpose, this story follows Joseph, a young man working at a pub kitchen who is struggling to maintain his connection to his late father’s beliefs.

Haunted by dreams and weighed down by grief, he develops a coping habit that begins to alienate him. But when unexpected events open a doorway to connection and healing, Joseph finds himself facing something that could be a gift from God, or a delusion.

The film also follows strong supporting characters, each offering unique views on faith, doubt, and community healing.

With a rich emotional arc and spiritual questions, this project is an ideal opportunity for performers interested in nuanced, heartfelt storytelling

No experience necessary, but a passion for thoughtful character work and commitment to filming is important

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Available roles

Male 18 to 28

Joseph. A pub kitchen porter, struggling to hold onto his connection to his late father’s faith. To dull the pangs of grief, he's developed a recent weed-habit, which has led to unexpected dream experiences that offer him the chance to connect with his Dad, much to his surprise


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Female 18 to 34

Eilidh. A hard-working nurse, committed to her Church community. Open and caring, but not afraid to speak her mind. She’s worried about the physical and mental absence of her brother, frustrated with his bad habits as she works hard to keep her head in her grief


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Female 50 to 64

Mare. A long-time member of the church. She is caring, talkative, and always seeking answers and guidance, so when someone comes along with a potential message from God, she’s all ears


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Female 50 to 64

Wilma. Another long-time member of the church, with a very practical approach to her faith. Not quite Devil’s Advocate, but any new information is questioned, which some may misinterpret as doubt, but her cynicism has served her well

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