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Thought Provoking Silent Short Exploring Bias And Perception Seeks Fresh Actors

Location: Australia, all regions

Estimated payment: £150 to £180icon

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Title: Gaze

Storyline: 'Gaze' is a visually driven student short film that explores the nature of perception, unconscious bias, and silent tension.

The story follows a weary nurse who, after a long day, sits on a park bench and becomes fixated on a woman whose unwavering gaze makes her increasingly uneasy.

As discomfort escalates, the nurse interprets the gaze as judgmental and intrusive until the revelation that the woman is blind, challenging all of the nurse’s assumptions.

The film uses expressive, dialogue-free storytelling to highlight how quickly people form judgments based on limited context and how perception can distort reality.

A powerful and visually focused piece ideal for actors interested in performance through body language, facial expression, and subtle emotion.

Where did this casting call come from?

No experience required. Ideal for actors seeking a visually expressive role and student film experience


Available roles

Female 26 to 34

The Nurse. A tired nurse who becomes paranoid when she believes a woman is staring at her. Must convey discomfort, tension, and guilt through expression alone


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Female 26 to 34

The Blind Woman. Appears to stare but is actually blind. Calm presence, unaware of the tension her presence creates. Subtle and grounded performance


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Male 26 to 34

The Lover. A warm, gentle man who cares for the blind woman. Comfortable working with a dog. Shows affection through small, caring actions


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Male 26 to 38

The Mysterious Man. Scruffy and observant. Watches from a distance and notices the nurse’s reaction. Communicates everything with a knowing look

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