If you want to be in pictures, there is an audition for the upcoming short film, “House of Hobbes” on Oct. 21 at the University of Lethbridge.
The film is described as being about “ a bed and breakfast owner struggles between love and his guest eating creature locked in the basement.”
The characters needed are Calvin, a man in his late 20s, early 30s who is a reclusive bed and breakfast owner conflicted by his loneliness and his anthropophobia (fear of people).
In a search for friendship Calvin has conjured a demon, Hobbes, but the unforeseen result was that now Calvin has to continue to keep Hobbes by feeding him the B&B guests.
Problems ensue as he befriends Laurie (late 20s, early 30s) the new cashier at the local market, an outgoing and friendly woman who gets along with everyone who tries to get Calvin out of his shell.
Other characters are Jack ( early to mid 20s) the big man on his college campus. Jack is arrogant and never takes no for an answer. He recently married his college sweetheart Kim. They are honeymooning in Calvin’s Bed and Breakfast.
Kim is the proverbial princess. She is the superficial and flighty daughter of a wealthy Wall Street Executive who married Jack for the image more out of love.
Extras are also needed.
Auditions are 6-8 p.m., Friday, Oct. 21 in W426 at the university (across from the David Spinks Theatre). Filming will take place over about four days at the end of October and early November. For more information contact Josh at
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